Charlie Munger: The 5 Golden Rules Every Investor Must Know

Описание: Charlie Munger The 5 Golden Rules Every Investor Must Know

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Most investors believe complexity equals intelligence.That belief is precisely why they underperform.
After decades of market cycles, bubbles, and collapses, the pattern is consistent: losses come from predictable mistakes, not bad luck. Overconfidence, impatience, ignorance, and emotional reactions destroy more capital than recessions ever do.
Successful investing doesn’t require brilliance. It requires avoiding stupidity. Knowing what you don’t understand. Waiting when others rush. Separating price from value. And continuing to learn long after confidence feels earned.
These rules sound obvious. That’s why most people ignore them. They prefer activity over patience, stories over arithmetic, and excitement over discipline. Markets reward none of that.
This isn’t a framework for quick wins. It’s a filter for long-term survival. Investors who apply these principles don’t outperform every year — they simply avoid the errors that permanently remove them from the game.
If your strategy depends on constant action or constant certainty, it isn’t a strategy.It’s a liability.
You might feel rational.You might still be repeating the same mistakes.

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