“I’d Make You 50% a Year on a Million”

Описание: Today I’m going to explain the two methods of value investing which I’ve categorized as the Ben Graham way and the Charlie Munger way. Enjoy! Also, share this video with someone who’s getting into investing or if they’re interested in Warren Buffett!

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If Warren Buffett was so successful with the investing methods as taught to him by Benjamin Graham, why did he completely change his investing approach after meeting Charlie Munger?

To answer that question, in this video we’re going to explore details of each of these investing methods - because they’re quite different, the pros and cons of each of them, exactly what the revelation was that made Buffett switch, and what that means for you and I as small retail investors. Mainly, which should we be using? The classic Benjamin Graham approach or should we too be using the more Charlie Munger like approach, to the stock market?

After all, Warren Buffett himself has even said that if he was working with a small sum of money, as in under $1M, or even under $10M, that he would be much more inclined to be looking among what you would call the more classic Benjamin Graham stocks.....

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