Why Benjamin Graham Has Best Business Advice, Hands Down. 3

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[Geilheid]

I don't think you should invest dude, you sound really emotional.. that's what the book says too

[LeveL5League]

Dude that is too funny! You're right, the book talked against being emotional when investing. But making Youtube videos is a little different :-)

Anyway, thanks for your comment. I'm laughing while writing this.

[LeveL5League]

Thanks for the comments. I appreciate the insight IncorruptibleTruth & jhalas20!

[waileacapital]

you go my man!

[LeveL5League]

Thanks!

[excel411]

As funny as this is to watch, the gentlemen is spot on.

Nice video.

[dekized58]

good stuff man

[StormJB1]

I love your enthusiasm!

[love83forever]

Good stuff!

[TheRewster1]

He is absoutely correct. Buffett seems to get a little frustrated and saying the same thing over and over again. I also found the original book a challenge to read.

[bigbillyz]

warren Buuufeet

[borderlord]

Like your style!

[trisky1234]

@capitalismforever I stand corrected. Intermingling terms is not good.

[capitalismforever]

@trisky1234 No, I didn't say that either. You obviously have Fundamental and Technical Analysis confused. They don't inter-mix with each other. Conversely, they are exact opposite from one another. Therefore, only a fool would apply one technique and then subsequently apply the other technique to a particular investment. That person with be left with a contradictory and utterly confused investment prospect. You're either a fundamental investor or you're a technical trader. You can't be both.