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http://PeterSchiffBlog.com - Invest like this yourself by reading the book - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0557366771?ie=UTF8&tag=timreayt-20&l...

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger are two of the greatest investors of all time. Thousands of people go to Omaha every year just to hear a few minutes of their investment advice. What is most interesting is that their advice typically goes against the "mainstream". The mainstream would like you to think that successful investing is an extremely complicated matter that requires the understanding of complex mathematical formulas. However, this is NOT the way that Buffett made his billions.

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  • it's funny how humans try so hard to over complicate things (programmers, traders...) when it actual fact a lot of the most successful products and people are borne out of simplicity...

  • 4 Step Stock Formula

    1. Understand The Business

    2. Sustainable Competitive Advantages

    3. Able and Trustworthy Managers

    5. Bargain Price ~ Margin of Safety

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  • Stocks have to study Waren Buffett for four years before being listed .

  • Many people tend to forge Ben Graham made Buffett what he is today... this is pretty much Buffett's version of the intelligent investor

  • @MauricioPerezTube

    Lol. The numbers knew that the awesomeness that is Warren Buffet was present so they decided to increase exponentially.

  • BUY GOLD MUNGER

  • @49fiori He said a price that makes sense, Not Undervalued. And the businesses where the manager remains after the sale are normally family businesses where it most be sold to allow inhertitance etc to be sorted out before the founder dies.

    Not only that it makes sense if you have built a company that is worth a $100M and want to start winding down but still currently enjoy running it, why not sell out and become an employee for a few years.

  • @SMACKTARDS Liquidity although it should be a positve is turned into a negative by human emotion. 

  • @philipjterry bourne simplicity...new movie? haha. But in all serious you make a great a point.

  • @philipjterry those guys have a different stratetegy, not everyone wants long term capital tiedown, thats a huge risk some ppl want liquidity

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