I am from 🇦🇺 and the system you’ve described where the employer is obligated to pay 11% of your base salary into a fund, is called Superannuation Guarantee. Only under special circumstances can that money be accessed prior to retirement. People can elect to manage that money themselves via another vehicle: Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) which is kind of like a pseudo hedge fund. Highly regulated, various reporting requirement and can invest in all asset classes, with an expecting of margin loans and derivatives.
Better opportunities. What he doesn't say about selling Apple is this... if you find something better, then it is ok to sell it. Mohnish thinks he has found this in cheap coal companies. (Just my take, could be wrong)
My question for Mohnish is, what's your theory about coal in 20 years? Sure, the companies are cheap, but buybacks of business headed to zero seems like a greater fool bet. If these coal companies were paying 14% dividends (which they could!) I could understand.
Very well said by Mohnish! In reality, it is hard to do for most people, including Mohnish. He sold most of his positions very quickly too (very high portfolio turnover). His recent sale of MU is due to the deterioration of the fundamentals. But I agree that long term it is not unclear.
Time to learn bridge!
Missing your videos brother , hope you post some again soon :)
I am from 🇦🇺 and the system you’ve described where the employer is obligated to pay 11% of your base salary into a fund, is called Superannuation Guarantee. Only under special circumstances can that money be accessed prior to retirement. People can elect to manage that money themselves via another vehicle: Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) which is kind of like a pseudo hedge fund. Highly regulated, various reporting requirement and can invest in all asset classes, with an expecting of margin loans and derivatives.
Similar in Switzerland too
That was really awesome and insightful. Viewing the world through a different lens.
Love from Bihar India 💛
Mohnish is famous among Turkish stock traders. Not so favorably at times but I find him brilliant in chasing value
Great interview learned alot
What is the song title of the intro?
Has Mohnish said anything about the reason why he exited Micron in his last 13-F?
Nope
Better opportunities. What he doesn't say about selling Apple is this... if you find something better, then it is ok to sell it. Mohnish thinks he has found this in cheap coal companies. (Just my take, could be wrong)
My question for Mohnish is, what's your theory about coal in 20 years? Sure, the companies are cheap, but buybacks of business headed to zero seems like a greater fool bet. If these coal companies were paying 14% dividends (which they could!) I could understand.
@@JustinTipton his coal bets are short-term
@@JustinTiptonthat's why ARLP is a more safe bet. More diversified, also deals with met coal, and has a massive 13+% distribution.
Warren "T-BONE" Buffett
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Very well said by Mohnish! In reality, it is hard to do for most people, including Mohnish. He sold most of his positions very quickly too (very high portfolio turnover). His recent sale of MU is due to the deterioration of the fundamentals. But I agree that long term it is not unclear.
Great interview! thank you! I will be watching for more interesting insights
How do we buy Turkish bottlers?
Timestamps would help your nice videos ❤❤❤
Come on Meb. Do an ETF of CEOs with mustaches. 😂
New Purchase for Mohnis Ticker AMR he is doing well with this one ✅
China as a word was mentioned once. Why ?
Is china considered a abnormality ?
At this point he’s basically a day trader. Though I do appreciate his talks.
Year trader
Mohnish should come back to speak at Clemson, I’d love to see him
laptop account apk for site link me days
Meb likes the sound of his own voice. Would have preferred it if he spent more time asking questions and listening.
Make bridge great again !
Now days Videos of mohnis pabrai is less about investing and much about daksana foundation.
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People who cloned Monish are screwed.Refernce MU, BK
Who can file that 13F