Warren Buffett's Value Investing Formula (For Dummies)

12:26 I had to replay thrice to guess he was saying trailing earnings. The earnings was stated so faintly.

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Just a late comment from the UK: the two businesses I respect and know most about as a regular customer are private companies, so their shares are not for sale. I'm talking about Lidl and Home Bargains. I had shares in Sainsburys but sold them at a small profit after shopping in their Oxford (Heyford Hill) store and thinking how bad it was - I had to show a receipt in order to exit the self-serve area and prove that I wasn't a thief. I also sold my shares in B&M Bargains after switching my shopping to Home Bargains. So yes, the circle of competence is a good idea but it may lead to companies whose shares are not available!

A great way to bring down the share price you'll effectively pay for a company is by selling puts, on companies which you wish to own. If lucky, theoretically, you may even just pay $0 to buy the stock.

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Sounds difficult.

Absolutely fantastic breakdown of Warren Buffett's value investing principles! This video does an exceptional job of distilling Buffett's approach into four key steps: understanding the business, recognizing a durable competitive advantage, evaluating management integrity and skill, and buying at a discount. It's enlightening how the narrative ties these elements with real-life examples and interviews, particularly highlighting Monish Pabrai's adoption and success with these strategies.



The lesson here is crystal clear: investing isn't just about throwing money at stocks; it's about thorough understanding and patience. This method teaches us to focus on businesses we understand deeply, recognize their competitive moats, scrutinize their management, and ensure the price is right. It emphasizes that great investments aren't made daily; they come from waiting for the right opportunities where the value is undeniable. This is not just investing; it's a disciplined approach to building wealth over time.

Thanks for making this clip. It was perfectly times for where I’m at in my investing journey.

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There is no such thing as value investing for dummies. Typical content farm garbage with clickbait title.

Pulling my hair out trying to optimize an intraday C++ backtest has led me here. Peaceful lmao.

Dont say I didn't warn u this time im pretty sure it could crash look after ur health❤❤

Warren only started implementing this strategy when he was already rich. It's not really relevant to most people.

Great video! For those looking to learn how to invest A Teenager’s Guide on how to Invest Like Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger is a good place to start.

But all the tech-company’s are overvalued

I'm intrigued by the visionary nature of this content. A book with akin themes I read brought clarity to my life. "Dominating Your Clock: Strategies for Professional and Personal Success" by Anthony Rivers

Why should you or I spend time researching value investing companies, when we can just do an internet search on recent Warren Buffett purchases?

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9:47 key tip for management.

Great and its a learning video indeed❤

I disagree at 5:55, a product or service everyone uses or knows is likely to be growth or overvalued. I personally would much rather own companies that are undervalued and small-cap as they can multiply easier if bought below their intrinsic value. Microsoft and Apple will need absolutely massive growth to 10x its share price in a 5-year span, capping upside potential. A small company is more likely to 10x or even 100x its share price in 5 years as small companies have much higher upside potential. Large-Cap Growth companies have a tendency to become overvalued relative to their intrinsic value as all known information (over-optimism) is incorporated into the current share price to push PE Multiples to irrationally high levels. Warren Buffet currently buys larger companies now(NAV Value) mainly because if he bought shares in a small-mid size company he would become a Majority Shareholder legally speaking and he would bid up the price of the stock to insane levels due to supply and demand making the Bid-Ask spread too high to justify. Because Large Cap Growth have higher NAV Values and more liquidity, he can purchase them without much consequence because of the massive capital he deploys during a transaction. Warren Buffet got rich when he started by investing in Small-Cap Value or Microcap stocks as the outperform Large-Cap in the long run (Last Century).

Hi, I have got a question about the 10 year time span. Why do we always you 10 Years to calculate Intrinsic value? if you hold the company for lets say 15 years, it's intrinsic value will go up. I've spent quite some thinking on this subject and don't really get where the magic number 10 is coming from.

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Very good for dumbies like me !

This video is great!

Great video in short and clear

Copying another person is one thing but to understand why that person did it is another.

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I've been watching videos about investing every single day for a month, and this is one of the few where I feel like I'm not getting ripped off by someone with an agenda.

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Man. That was a really great video!

This shows simply the whole problem in valuation… how does he determine coke is worth 15 times earnings? He’s says that like one should know or assume that.

Amazing value provided 👍🏾

Great video, but one thing that I'm really not sure about, is how many stocks should we aspire to hold in our portfolio? Do we settle for 5 stocks, or do we invest a little in 20 different ones instead?

Great video! At first I didn't really know how to look at the management part but now I understand where I can start.

Well done, well video, well content, well educating, well everything