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Haha I will no longer make investment decisions on Caffeine, thank you sir 😂
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Nice video!
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Best Channel on YouTube
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When I saw the thumbnail I just thought: “Auto what? Has Sven gone mad???” 😂
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I see a click bait, I click.
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Thanks Seven 😂! Sven I appreciate all the videos keep them coming! I will continue to think and search for great businesses at good/great prices rather than go on autopilot
You got this!
great explanation. price vs value at buying time oriente my choice all the time…
that is all!
Ouh man that was an awesome speech/ lesson. I see, why you where used to teach on university. You’re doin a great job. Lucky to be part of your research platform Sven. Thanks
I appreciate that!
I use M1 for this reason. Set the percentage targets for companies I like and just auto invest twice a week. That way I buy more when it’s cheap and less when it’s expensive automatically without thinking, no ego and emotion and timing involved.
good for you!
As someone who started investing recently, I think its good to go index funds to build a base. Once you understand the basics of stocks, you can then take the occasional foray into individual stocks. For small investors, you can easily lose money and opportunity by trying to pick. I can see Sven’s logic for value investing, but I am not at his level of education and experience in the matter. So for now I only put a small amount towards individual stocks.
yes, it takes time, but you are learning with the small amounts!
Yes, there are certainly individuals who achieve substantial gains through speculative investments. They often boast, ‘See, who’s the genius now?’ However, their success typically comes at the expense of the dumb money – essentially playing the ‘greater fool’ game. In contrast, value investing tends to benefit everyone.
thanks for sharing!
I totally agree with this for long term holders. It’s important to think what a stock represents and in which economic landscape we are and the company is. Than we can find a great entry point for buying and start automating investing with regularly checking if the fundamentals are still good around the company. Indexfunds are great to start which I didn’t do and cost me a lot because I was to hasty with buying certain stocks without fully understanding the stock and the challenging economic landscape we now have. Thanks for the insights your providing it’s very valuable and you seem to me like a youtuber with a good background and a lot of experience!
This is a great video Sven 👌🏼
Hi Sven – this is just awesome info. When I started investing actively, I already had a full pension guaranteed from my government job and a very strong emergency fund in cash. I started active investing two years ago because I saw how emotional and ridiculous market movements were. I wanted to develop a core portfolio that wasn’t as volatile and I was keen to learn. For me, the knowledge development, the processes, my understanding of debt and cap ex has not only made me a better manager of my own money, it has entirely renovated my view on life. This is the best mid-life crisis I could have had!! Thank you, Sven, for always keeping me on the right track ❤
Thinking you can beat the index in the long run is a fools game.
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Someone will, Munger’s quote which is very spot on here “never underestimate someone who overestimates themself”
I’m a firm believer of value investing. But it’s demoralizing seeing NVDA up all the time. The past 1-2 months have been brutal on value stocks. I know it’s just the short-term, but even in the medium-term these hoards non-thinking investors have been getting rich. It’s almost as if the world doesn’t care about valuation anymore – it’s become: buy great companies at any price.
Hi Sven! I noticed you never add the buyback yield when you present the dividend yield. I’m no expert but I imagine that explain why the dividend yield of the S&P is on average lower than the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Am I missing something? Thanks. Great channel!
don’t think, just make money…. love this quote
Many thinks!! 😉