Investment Advisor to @neetifund and bringing value investors together @valuexme. I write about business, investing and entrepreneurship.
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Forget "get rich quick"!
The OG moneymakers of value investing built fortunes on patience & smarts.
Here are the 12 creators behind value investing's most successful strategies:
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In my thirty years of business, one lesson from Buffett has stayed with me:
Never depend on one source of income.
Build several revenue streams, so a bad cycle in one doesn't sink you.
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Of everything in investing, margin of safety matters most.
Benjamin Graham's point: pay a price low enough that your mistakes can't sink you.
P V Ramanathan retweeted
Charlie Munger didn't have 100 good ideas. He had maybe 5.
That's enough, if you bet big when the odds are clearly in your favor.
In my thirty years of business, one lesson from Buffett has stayed with me:
Never depend on one source of income.
Build several revenue streams, so a bad cycle in one doesn't sink you.
Don’t look for seven-foot bars.
Look for one-foot bars you can step over.
Find simple, obvious opportunities.
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In my thirty years, the best investment has always been myself.
Knowledge and experience compound faster than any stock.
Charlie Munger didn't have 100 good ideas. He had maybe 5.
That's enough, if you bet big when the odds are clearly in your favor.
Graham’s Mr. Market is still the best way to think about daily market movements.
Some days he’s euphoric, some days he’s depressed — neither reflects true value.
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Benjamin Graham's whole philosophy fits in one line: Mr. Market works for you. He is not your advisor.
Don't react to his moods. Use them.
In my thirty years, the best investment has always been myself.
Knowledge and experience compound faster than any stock.
“Wide diversification is only required when investors do not understand what they are doing.”
Focus and deep understanding beats spreading yourself thin.
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A wonderful company at a fair price beats a fair company at a wonderful price.
Buffett learned this from cheap, broken businesses. It cost him years.
It doesn't have to cost you years.
Benjamin Graham's whole philosophy fits in one line: Mr. Market works for you. He is not your advisor.
Don't react to his moods. Use them.
In my 30 years of business, I’ve learned it’s better to be approximately right than precisely wrong.
Focus on direction rather than false precision.
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Warren Buffett didn't get rich by being the smartest person in the room.
He got rich by being the most patient.
The market pays more for waiting than for cleverness.
A wonderful company at a fair price beats a fair company at a wonderful price.
Buffett learned this from cheap, broken businesses. It cost him years.
It doesn't have to cost you years.