Feel free to watch my YouTube video recap on what I found to be the key takeaways: Legendary investor Charlie Munger shrewdly answered shareholder questions at the Daily Journal (DJCO) Annual Meeting on February 24, 2021 with the kind of wit and wisdom that many of us have come to treasure. Charlie is not only […]
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Danielle Town and Phil Town’s March chapter of their 2018 Invested Book encourages us to evaluate companies’ missions and values as key investment factors to consider if we should buy a company’s stock, like what Warren Buffett would do. The title of this chapter is “Voting for a Mission with My Money.” Danielle asks readers
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The epic bull run and bubble in the US stock market is likely to continue partying on for a few more years while the Fed stays dovish in keeping interest rates low until either late 2022 or by 2023 when inflation picks up and employment improves. I wonder what would Warren Buffett do with impending
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The epic saga of GameStop, Redditors, and Wall Street is a love-hate triangle that has ushered in a crazy trading bonanza that mostly transpired at the end of January 2021, with some more spirited action in late February 2021 to date. “Restricted Trading! Class action lawsuits galore!” could be headlines of a tale as old
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In Charlie Munger’s December 14, 2020 interview with CalTech business professor Jean-Laurent Rosenthal, the 97-year-old Charlie shares his life experiences and thoughts on how society is changing. Charlie recalls how becoming a lawyer wasn’t his wisest decision, and worked in someone else’s law firm until age 38. With an “army of children” to support, Charlie
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Do you know how much money you’ll need to have saved up in order to retire someday? For myself, I’ll need to hit anywhere from $1M to $3M eventually in life depending on my lifestyle costs. In this video, I share my experiences and thoughts based on second chapter (February: Knowing Your Number) of the
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Tis tax filing season! Here I’m sharing some smart tips and a plan of action as to how I approach filing my tax return, how I use my tax refund to invest or pay things off, and how I go about comparing online tax processors to ensure I have a smooth experience. Please remember, I’m
In this video, I review the beginning parts and first chapter of the Invested Book (2018) by Danielle Town and her father, Phil Town and share my experiences and thoughts. I discovered these authors’ podcast, Invested, in 2017 and I was super grateful that they dedicated a whole book to their insights and approaches as
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I hope you learn from the top investing and trading mistakes I’ve made so you don’t make the same ones! I’ve personally always enjoyed learning vicariously through others so as to hopefully not go through some forms of misery, but sometimes our mistakes can be our best teachers. I know many of my mistakes were
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I review the 2011 Warren Buffett Invests Like A Girl book by LouAnn Lofton that talks about how Warren Buffett’s investing temperament is much like how women tend to invest. She goes into generalized gender traits and trends in support of this idea that Buffett has a feminine investing style. Women, like Buffett, tend to
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