Buffett doesn’t just look at stocks; he looks at the companies underneath them. He likes to know what a business does, where its revenue comes from, and why its rivals can’t poach market share. Then he decides whether the stock is trading at a discount. He’s looking for real value. Not only did that strategy make him one of the richest people on the planet, but it has also made Berkshire into a giant conglomerate. In any case, let’s take a closer look at the top three Warren Buffett tech stocks.
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Well one thing I've learned from him is that research help him a lot to be successful. He research the background of the company before giving his full trust. He has this skill of knowing the value of a company just a mere of knowing it lol.
I don't know Warren techniques so much, but as far as I know, He talks down of timing the market. He believes you rarely win that way. The way he portrays trading stocks makes it looks pretty easy and It just makes it harder for me to buy it..
He's an extremely long-term investor, he doesn't care about "timing the market" because the market goes up over LONG periods of time. Those of us who want to make money faster though or don't have the capital/time to just let it sit there in one stock for 10-30 years don't have the luxury of trading the way Buffett does. Everything needs to be taken in context. He's one of the richest guys in the world, so he obviously knows what he's doing.
Warren Buffett likes to say: "I'm 85% Benjamin Graham." So here are the main investing principles: Principle #1: Always Invest with a Margin of Safety This concept is very important for investors to note, as value investing can provide substantial profits once the market inevitably re-evaluates the stock and ups its price to fair value. Principle #2: Expect Volatility and Profit from It Instead of running for the exits during times of market stress, the smart investor greets downturns as chances to find great investments. Principle #3: Know What Kind of Investor You Are Graham advised that investors know their investment selves: passive or active, speculator or investor.
Stock Trading is just not a business, but a through research directly connected with it. To get a better result of your investment, all you need to understand the market, present scenario, moreover you need to research the company's profile which share you are going to trade or suggest to trade. Warren buffet's theory bound us to think all this before we trade. The contribution of Warren buffet in modern stock trading is remarkable.
this is the only thread found when searching for warren buffet as the topic. anyway, just picked up a book from local library called "where the money is" by adam seessel. so far it is a good read. he covered ben graham and then jumped to buffet who was a disciple of graham. did anybody here know that warren buffett still lives in the house he bought in 1958 for $35,000?
that house is about 18 miles from where i live. driven by there a few times but as you would expect it is a gated community. it just sold, by the way.