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찰리 멍거의 생애와 투자 철학을 소개하는 영상으로, 자막이 자동인식이라 오타가 많음. 주요 내용: 멍거는 1924년 오마하에서 태어나 하버드 로스쿨을 졸업한 뒤 캘리포니아에서 변호사 및 부동산 사업을 했다. 투자 철학: 가치 인식, 기업에 대한 철저한 검토, 복잡한 성장 공식보다 문제를 직접 마주하는 방식을 강조했다. 좋은 기업은 윤리적인 기업이라고 보았다. 성과: 버크셔 해서웨이와 함께 일하며 장기 보유 전략으로 큰 수익을 냈다고 소개했다. 구체적 수치는 자동인식 자막상 불명확하다. 개인사: 아들의 백혈병 사망과 본인의 실명 등 어려움을 겪었으나 자기연민 대신 건설적으로 대응하는 태도를 강조했다. 출연자 전망: 특정 자산에 대한 가격 방향 예측 발언은 없고, 인내심 있는 장기 투자와 꾸준한 독서·학습의 중요성을 강조했다.
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The part about every day trying to be a little more Saturday than when you woke up, displaying your duties faithfully and systematically, you to France, but it won't be the Rappi, however, you prepare discipline for when the challenge arrives in meat, one step at a time, day by day. At the end of the day, if you live enough, most people get what they deserve.
That Germany, Charles Thomas Ranger, is the American investor, businessman, real estate lawyer, and philanthropist. He is considered a mentor and a great partner, uncle, sister, and it is with great pleasure that I enjoyed presenting him here for you. And another video from the Rose's Mind channel. So if you want to know a little more about him and join us, it will be very cool.
Discounts and work. If you like finance and investment, neighborhood market, American market, both here and before actions against rights with your financial market, don't forget to like the video and subscribe to the channel. It will be super important for us to share more experiences, for me to get to know you a little better, and for you to receive the videos I post here every week more closely.
So don't forget to subscribe to the channel, it's super important. Meat, mango, he is... The vice-president of witchcraft reflects the North American conglomerate led by Ryan Murphy. The Master of Omaha described him as his best partner of all time. He is considered the world's most irreverent billionaire.
During the period in which Charlie and his partner have been working together, every dollar invested yielded around 20,000 reais. This is a historic mark that the two achieved over many years of hard work and partnership, simply investing cap- to-cap in businesses that feel free and without financial leverage.
Besides being prosperous companies, it's a constant by-road strategy of buying companies and maintaining them over time. It's certainly a story that will remain close to the unit. Charlie is known as a partner only by people who don't know him very well. For those who know him more closely, he is a fiercely intellectual figure, driven by knowledge and a great love of reading.
His great partner describes him as marching to the rhythm of his own music, and practically no one else is listening anymore. He is known for being fluent and multidisciplinary. Once, when Freire was asked the reason for his great career, he simply replied, "I am an astronaut." Charlie was born on January 1, 1924, in Omaha, Nebraska.
His mother, Dori, came from a wealthy family, and this passed on to him a strong love of reading from a young age. His father, Orochimaru, was a successful lawyer who lived in extreme poverty and managed to become a federal judge. He was a man of many manga artists in his youth, and as a person who achieved great professional success through his own efforts, young Charlie was immersed in a routine of dedication and self-discipline, both in his studies and in learning.
Although he never worked at Puff and Sono, a grocery store owned by Warren Buffett's grandfather, he never crossed paths with order in his childhood. They only met years later. Charlie and Charlie left Marra to go to the University of Michigan in 1941, where he studied mathematics. Two years later, he went to Caltech and also to Alaska, where he ended up studying meteorology within the army.
He ended up going into combat, thank God, but it was during this period that his life changed drastically when he met his first friend in this ranking. After George enrolled in his father's alma mater, Harvard Law School, initially the dean of Harvard rejected his application because he hadn't previously completed a degree in mathematics.
However, the dean changed his mind after a phone call. He was a Harvard writer and a personal friend of Charlie's father, so this helped him a lot. He managed to get into Harvard after this call. At that time, he excelled in law school. He was already very intelligent and studious, and with Edward Monroe, a doctor at Harvard University, a very cool fact is that both at university and in the army, he developed a very cool skill: playing cards.
What you need to learn is to give up early when the odds are against you, or if you have a very large advantage that you rely on. It won't happen every day, and you'll find a very big opportunity with a very strong possibility of winning. The opportunity comes, but it doesn't come frequently, so when it arrives...
After graduating from Harvard in 1949, Charlie Pace, along with his wife and children, moved to California. There, he joined a law firm. A few years later, Charlie Pace divorced his first wife, but remained very close to his children, as he was always a very present father. During this time of separation, Charlie Pace faced problems, including the death of his son from cataracts that left him blind in one eye.
He later reflected on this part of his life, and it's very interesting how he reflects on the theme in general. Envy, resentment, self-pity, and revenge are disastrous ways of thinking. Self-pity is very close to paranoia. Every time you find yourself in a state of self-pity, nobody will care about your pants; your son may be dying of cancer.
Self-pity won't improve the situation; it's a ridiculous way to behave. Life will have horrible, unfair moments; no matter what, some people will recover, others won't. In this case, I think the attitude he had was the best. He believed that all the bad luck in life was a way of behaving; there is a certain kind of luck in life.
It was an opportunity to learn something, and that our duty is not to wallow in self-pity but to use this terrible blow in a constructive way. That is a very good idea, very interesting to see with his reflection, and especially because he himself had a son who died of cancer, which is very hard, and how he reacts and how he thinks.
If this content helped you in any way, don't forget to comment below and also subscribe to the channel, as well as leave a like. This will be super important for our growth. It was also a closer experience, both my account and yours, at that time. It was when Charles invested for the first time in a business, buying part of a transformer company that wasn't doing very well and that was a client of his law firm.
Along with all these changes related to the divorce, his first investment with us, his children Terry died of leukemia in 1955. In 1956, Charlie met his second wife. In that Port Week, his friends always laughed and joked that he could only remember the name of his second wife because, like the first, it's a different name, and Charlize carries it with him.
It's a cool tidbit about the billionaire: right after his marriage, he had two children with his first wife and four more with his second, totaling six children he has today. He's always been a very horrendous person, very dedicated to his work, and has spent a large part of his economically active life in the office.
It's very easy to see that he really enjoys working. In parallel, he's always been very present in his family, always an advisor to his children and a great father, so to speak. A few years later, in 1959, Charlie's father died, and he returned to his hometown to attend his father's funeral. It was on this occasion that he and Charlie first spoke.
They had mutual friends but didn't yet know each other. It was during this stay, when he went to sea, that mutual friends put them in contact. Instantly, there was a very strong connection between them. After all these events, Charlie returned to California, but they continued to have close contact, both by phone and exchanging messages, structuring their first businesses, which would be witchcraft.
Gradually, Charlie began to play the role of financial advisor to the group, a kind of mentor, and a very strong partnership was forming between the two. Warren, still living there, was now in California and had to continue investing in the California market. He had started a real estate company with a friend in 1961.
He was building his own apartments to build and resell, and soon after, he ended up founding his own law firm with some of his closest colleagues from his old firm. In his first venture, he already showed himself to be a very brilliant businessman and very capable of analyzing the surrounding market and identifying opportunities.
Two years after this first venture, he ended up selling it at a very good profit, and he took all that money and invested it in other businesses in the region. In other words, he became very successful in California, especially in the real estate sector, where he managed to monetize and leverage his businesses in that region.
In parallel, he was always someone who really liked architecture; just looking at the environments, he knew that financial success was coming from there, and he could enjoy it a little. He also built new houses where he could focus his vision and identify real estate trends, consequently selling them at a slightly higher price than the market value at the time of his law firm.
One of his first clients was a bus company, with whom he already knew each other from the past, along with the companies that would later become... (I'll press replay even after stopping practicing law, editing in the California market and focusing on the real estate market). The mark he left on law was very strong, and he had a very good legacy and a great wisdom in analyzing legal aspects and issues, which he maintained over the years in his future businesses.
They have a brand of intellectual potential and a democratic remuneration structure, which was very different from what was seen at the time when salaries in his company were chosen by open vote, so people who worked there knew how much others were earning. He went through some very difficult times around the 70s; at that time his mother passed away, and a surgery that went wrong ended up leaving him blind in one eye, but in no way did he let that stop him.
Saying goodbye to his plans and future thoughts regarding so many companies, the course of his life began in the late 70s. It was during this same period that the "witch" started acquiring many companies to compose his current portfolio. From these acquisitions, the investment philosophy was based on very simple philosophies: recognizing value, thoroughly examining businesses, and facing problems head-on instead of mysterious and complicated growth formulas.
Charles's sagacity and worldly wisdom, and his experience over the years, greatly helped him solve the problems of businesses and acquisitions. It also consisted of aligned mental models. He was present in more than one business. Mangueira always stated that good businesses are ethical businesses; business models that involve tricks or falsehoods are doomed to failure.
And we imagine bringing this reality to our Brazilian economy today, our entire history, and how we can see good examples of ethics, results, discipline, intelligence, and patience over the years. Mangueira always said, "In my whole life, I have never met anyone who has something so great about a particular subject and does n't read about it." The reasons why he always read so much and how he has a gigantic knowledge about various business fronts and about various subjects, and in March 2019, Manga possessed around two billion dollars in Olympic-type assets, and this puts him in a position of great wealth among global investors and also a prominent position at Berkshire, being number 2.
He will be known for his intelligence, his voracious reading, his ability to solve problems and also to give advice. Our booth, for sure, his life, so much charm, achieved order, it wouldn't be the same if the two hadn't met along the way. It's one of those things that we see, we think it had to be the two of them.
So something that I see a lot and I emulate a lot in his charm, how his intelligence and especially his patience generate good results in the long term. We do n't know what will happen in 5, 10, 15, 20 years, which he also didn't know. We take these examples to see how patience in the long term and a series of repeated actions well done day after day can generate many fruits.
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