Warren Buffett: 12 Mistakes Every Investor Makes
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In this video, you’ll learn about 12 of the biggest mistakes that almost every investor makes, according to Warren Buffett. I’ll admit a few of my own investing sins along the way to be a good sport.
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Jeremy Powell lol
The 12 mistakes:
00:00 Intro
Excellent video.
00:21 1. Timing the Market
02:33 2. Getting Attached to Your Purchasing Price
04:33 3. Aggressive Growth Projections
06:09 4. Using a lot of Leverage
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09:16 5. Missing the Forest for the Trees
11:30 6. Jumping Over 7-Foot Bars
My biggest financial mistake is not knowing Jack Bogle sooner. I am buying his books for my kids to read and pass on his teachings to my family.
12:57 7. Shrinking Your Universe of Opportunities
15:11 8. Staying Active all the Time
16:30 9. Diversifying too Much
18:18 10. Confirmation Bias
My rule 13: "If you have insane returns, you probably had to much risk and did not realize it"
20:08 11. Following the Herd
22:22 12. Omissions
yup
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More User Perspectives
hope you didn't keep Nobia
@Greg_Abandonedcan you still apply this boomer logic to today's market is what i'm thinking
@Greg_Abandoned2. Is a good principle but actually they should treat to he stock differently because they should also be planning how they want to play taxes
@vissiiinoikeesti8154yep
@RezbiEconomicsAI, you lost me at "Jeremy Powell."
@jimgaal7356But before I start investing, I have to have some cash
@AryanMalik-kf2liOne thing I always try to keep in mind is that no matter how good a company looks, management can screw up. Look at BCE or Algonquin power, the fundementals looked great, they were stable companies that had been around forever.... then in both cases management did something stupid and unexpected. Share prices cut in half, dividends cut in half. This is why I am reluctant to do the " only have 6 stocks and go all in" philosophy.
@CabinGuyThank you very much for your fantastic support and kind advice
@alisharif3827If i use ur help i wont be famous thks will try on my own
@shankarbalakrishnan2360Do 9 and 7 not contradict each other. Diversify a lot, or diversify only towards 6 good companies in your portfolio?
@densko9I find all of this nonsensical. I average 150% per year trading stocks.
@wcisdIt's a no called strikes game
@9jawithaflowCharlie & Warren tell people to simply invest in an S&P 500 ETF. Makes the most sense. You could also pick a few companies that you like such as a good bank, Costco, Walmart or other solid dividend paying company.
@blitzblutzgreat
@MoneyticsPro2:58 the way i interpret this part is that ...makret price simply dont matter at wll what matter is percentage of return on the amount of money you invested into a company
@sniperfuazo6495Good luck with ur life bye
@shankarbalakrishnan2360I should listen to the video every year
@lijanine2632Buen video gracias
@marcelo994Really good video, learned some things.
@hassanshehzad4219How is "8. staying active all the time" not the opposite of "1. Timing the market" ?
Why is waiting for opportunities not the same as timing the market?
The most important advice Buffet has given to retail investors is his advice to invest in a total market index fund and never pick individual stocks. Stock pickers lose to the index in the long run, so it is a fool’s errand. It is best to just own the market. Diversification is, after all, the only free lunch in investing.
@mechantl0upWhenever i buy any shares it goes down after a week 😢
@ayuuuuu_rajD.42😂
@guybrown8971"Jeremy Powell" 😂 1:45
I'm gonna start saying that
Invest smart, avoid common pitfalls.
@dhanguardbusinessbankingco4923how'd that Nvidia beware line age?
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@yigitozkan707616:32 buffett says it
@djerok133418:15 what was that
@EthanWongVlogsLarge cap are likely to rise india and mid cap and smal cap not in 2025. I think retail will have to sell small and mid
@HELPTOEARN16:35 6,7
@bilguun042I mostly invest in index funds, then in a few companies I like what they do. Going ok at the moment.
@alimos76harrington62very informative for beginers. Thank you for this video.
@DP27476Buffet also warned against trying for "above market returns". Just get the Index EFT
@shannonparkhill5557With 50% gain Ben only have 12% while others have more
@sarfarazmalik832018:16 what was that image for ? :P
@2-OK-DB17:53
Yeah but the problem with this analogy, is that stock performance changes over time. That 40% could be 20% when the 30% becomes 70% in performance/strength