Warren Buffett: 12 Mistakes Every Investor Makes
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Published 2022-10-28
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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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The 12 mistakes:
00:00 Intro
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
09:16 5. Missing the Forest for the Trees
11:30 6. Jumping Over 7-Foot Bars
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
20:08 11. Following the Herd
22:22 12. Omissions
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All Comments (21)
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"If a company is good, sooner or later the share price will follow.” —Warren Buffett.
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Making money is an action. Keeping money is behavior. Growing money is knowledge....
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I wasn't financial free until my 50’s and I’m still in my 50’s, bought my third house already, earn on a monthly through passive income, and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing in the financial market is a grand choice I made.
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This is a great video, so much thought and effort has definitely been put to good use. 🎉 Thanks!!!!!🙏
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To the point and detailed. I came here my mind telling "OK lets see what tip that i've heard many times in other videos are here" and i certainly learned some cool stuff. Will watch it again and again. New suscriber by the way
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Thank you for your videos and helping me stay focused and grounded! Thank you
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Larry, great content as always....thanks really appreciated. Followed the DWAC play been great. Watching from the UK.
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high quality content plus its very easy to follow thank you.🙂
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I appreciate your outstanding work.
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Thanks for putting efforts summarising Buffet's greatest advise
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I’m a noob who has been getting very excited getting started in investing right at the time nvidia was at $600 and watching this company shoot up in an unprecedented way. This video has been really insightful in that it shows how much more there is to learn and how easy it is to avoid the mistakes that others have made. Thank you!!
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Great format and a very useful information. Thank you! :)
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Here’s one: since most first time investors lose their shirt, wear your worst shirt the first time you invest (wear a shirt you don’t mind losing—and definitely don’t wear your best or only shirt). When I was talking to my wife about this, she said it reminded her of painting days. The first time our kids painted in school we sent them in in clothes they could get paint on. Something they could live without. The Mistake: 1. Wearing your best shirt (or only shirt) the first time you paint. (Wear something you can part with).
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Very informative and entertains too keeping it interesting and lively. Thanks
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Thanks man. My primary mistake is in the "due diligence" area, but maybe not the way most people think: I missed some intel on upcoming law suits for companies.If i caught those, i could have gotten a much better price or wouldn't have bought two companies altogether. Luckily, until i'm stupid enough to realize these losses, i'm probably good. So yeah, folks: Watch out for stuff beyond the financial fundamentals. It can save/make you some money...
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Absolutely lovely round up of critical things.
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I found this video absolutely informative , it answered ALL my questions 😀 thank you .
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This is the best investing video i have found so far in the investing world
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So enjoyable and instructive. Would love to hear your analysis on one of your 10 stocks. I like and try using the punching card analogy: only 10 goes at it and cannot take them back, ever.
