"You’re looking for a mispriced gamble. That’s what investing is. And you have to know, enough to know, whether the gamble is mispriced. That’s value investing."
-- Charlie Munger
Below notes are taken while watching youtube videos.
- 2021-05-19 : The Little Book that Builds Wealth, Pat Dorsey
- 2021-05-01 : Buffett's Management Secrets - Proven tools for personal and business success
- 2021-04-14 : Peter Thiel views
- 2021-03-28 : Learnings from Ray Dalio
- 2021-01-26 : Learnings from Peter Lynch
- 2021-01-26 : Learnings from Mohnish Pabrai
- 2021-01-14 : The Simple Path to Wealth, Talks at Google, JL Collins
- 2020-12-31 : The great minds of investing, Google talks, William Green
- 2020-12-23 : The Value of Stories in Business, Talks at Google, Aswath Damodaran
- 2020-10-14 : The Most Important Thing - Origins and Inspirations, Talks at Google, Howard Marks
- 2020-10-06 : The Education of a Value Investor, Talks at Google, Guy Spier
- 2020-10-05 : Investments and Portfolio Management Tactics, Brian Yacktman
- 2020-10-05 : The Art of Investing, Talks at Google, François Rochon
- 2020-10-03 : The little book that beats the market, Talks at google, Joel Greenblatt
- 2020-10-03 : Investing the Templeton way, Talks at google, Lauren Templeton
- 2020-09-30 : Viewing stocks as bonds, Talks at Google, Donald Yacktman
- 2020-09-30 : Warren Buffett
- 2020-09-30 : Charlie Munger
- 2020-09-29 : Wealth building with one thing & millionaire series, Google talks, Jay Papasan
- 2020-07-01 : Wealth Is What You Don’t Spend, Morgan Housel
Points to remember
Vijay Kedia -- SMILE Theory
- SMILE refers to Small in size, Medium in experience, Large in aspiration and Extra-large in market potential.
Bill Gates -- Optimism and pessimism coexisting
From the day he started Microsoft he insisted on always having enough cash in the bank to keep the company alive for 12 months with no revenue coming in. In 1995 he was asked by Charlie Rose why he kept so much cash on hand. Things change so fast in technology that next year’s business wasn’t guaranteed, he said, “Including Microsoft’s.” In 2007 he reflected: I was always worried because people who worked for me were older than me and had kids, and I always thought, ‘What if we don’t get paid, will I be able to meet the payroll?’” Optimism and pessimism can coexist. If you look hard enough you’ll see them next to each other in virtually every successful company and successful career. They seem like opposites, but they work together to keep everything in balance. What Gates seems to get is that you can only be an optimist in the long run if you’re pessimistic enough to survive the short run. The best way for most people to apply that is: Save like a pessimist, invest like an optimist.
Said by Kevin O'Leary
- Don't lie, it destroys your equity
- Write down three things todo next day a night before in a sticky note and get it done next day.
- Don't give your kids entitlement, it's like cursing them
- Beanstalk app - There are reasons why Financial Companies won't bother people who can save only $400 a Month this app is for them.
- Save $100 dollars a week invest in etfs which will be used for your retirement.
- An Entrepreneur should be able to
- Articulate your idea in 90secs or less
- Have to explain why you are the right person to execute that idea
- Know numbers gross margin, marker share, breakeven analysis, how many competitors and how fast you can grow
Said by David Ramsay
- When you are highly emotional your critical thinking shuts out.
Said by Robert Kiyosaki
- Knowledge is finite, stupidty is infinite, so stay stupid. Keep learning…
- Be careful who your teachers are
- Don't hide behind diploma
- Before investing ask people for their financials
- More debt you have less tax you pay
Said by Tilman Fertitta in a interview with Lewis Howes
In any business deals you can't get caught up emotionally and remember as there's always another deal. So good business men walk away from deals all the time.
At certain times, things can be overpriced at that time you got to know, what's in the box and what's out of the box. Is it something you going regret later or is it something if you wait or you can get it somewhere else as well.
Said by Jack boogle
- Idea of buying and holding forever is that you have gotten it right first place. You can hold tight if you only bought right.
Said by Li Lu
- Common sense is the least common commodity
- Successful imvesting lies in the successful guessing on stock movement based on whatever theories and practices that works for you.