Appreciate Video clip! Apologies for the intrusion, I would love your thoughts. Have you researched - Schallingora Brain Reconstruction Scheme (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a smashing exclusive product for learning how to acquire the mind of a millionaire minus the normal expense. Ive heard some super things about it and my work buddy at very last got cool success with it.
I like the use of sound effects but when used in these kinds of videos I would try to keep them more passive rather than for example the LOUD girl scream. You could use a less terror scream lol.
It's rare that binging UA-cam can feel productive! These videos are the perfect way to revisit concepts in books read in the past when you're a bit hazy on their details. Great content as always, honestly one of the most informative channels on the UA-cam platform :D
As someone with reading problems and difficulties focusing, I love the fact that you condense these books into something that helps me learn things despite my difficulties
Key takeaways: 5:40 Market is a voting machine in the short run and weighing machine in the long run 12:05 Graham: invest in cheap and disliked stocks while Munger focus on monopolies in market
You provide simple take ons to understand from the mindset of one of the greatest investor of all time, great analogies and explanations! Amazing job! Subscribed
ROFLing in my car (to get the internet I can't at home)! Funniest financial piece I've seen since Peter Schiff's Stand Up Economist routine at the improv!
Li Ka Shing scrambled under his car for a HK$2 coin. After his chauffeur helped him find it, he was asked why he bothered as he was the richest man in Asia at the time. His response was that money can be spent but never squandered. He rewarded the chauffeur for his help by giving the guy HK$100.
Please read and review Phil Town's books. Rule #1, and Payback Time. These are excellent books following in the same "family" tradition as Buffett, Munger, Graham, and Dodd. Phil breaks it all down into manageable bites so it's easier to understand and apply. Thank you.
Love this channel. For 90% of simple folk, buy a reliable accumulating etf and invest in the good and bad times. Leave it to grow and stop listening to all the noise around you!!
I know most people praise Buffett for his investing, yada yada yada, but after reading the book I have come to a couple conclusions. First, I honestly think the man has Aspergers. I don't say this to be mean (my daughter has it), and his extreme ability to fixate on stocks and companies at the expense of literally everything else (including his family and his lack of doing anything enjoyable at all with his money) suggests to me he may be on the spectrum. Two, there are a number of times in the book where I honestly believe he is flat out selfish. Kind of going along with my first item, his extreme fixation caused him at times to be cold and indifferent to others in his pursuit of growing his wealth simply for the sake of growing his wealth. There's a reason he and his wife haven't lived together for many years. He essentially treated her as a servant and door mat while he built his wealth. He built his wealth by using other people's money through numerous partnerships. Brilliant honestly, but that is where the majority of his money came from. Granted he had the time and the skill to grow that money. While I submit he has done fabulously, he has made some wonderful investments, had a good deal of luck, his personal life is nothing I'd never want to emulate in my life. And it begs the question, what's the point of all that money if not to enjoy it with the ones you love? I'm sure I'll be roasted for my comments, since Buffett is like an investing god and he must never be questioned by the cult which follows him. Munger generally has much more sage advice, though I don't know his life story so I can't really comment
I think this is a fair point, and something that people should take into account when striving for the same type of success as Buffett. It is 100% impossible to do without making major sacrifices. One has to decide for him/herself if it is worth it or not. For some, it is. For others, it isn't. Everyone mustn't strive to become the next Buffett to be able to reap great financial rewards from learning from his style of investing though. It's not an either/or situation. You could be 50% Buffett and still become a financial guru 😂
I agree with you at every point, I've recently watched the HBO documentary "becoming Warren Buffet" his complete devotion to his business is remarkable and I do admire him for the genius that he is, but theres no denying that he became this successful at the expense of other areas of his life, like his family (that for me is a big deal) "He was present but not there" was a line from his daughter that really got me. Resuming, I love his advice and the way he conducts his business, I just wished he hadn't neglect his family so much :(
Well there's a few things to this as well. Buffett is no doubt a genius. Most geniuses in history just cannot connect with other people on the same level. For example: Nikoli Tesla and Albert Einstein. Those two were probably more eccentric, but still you get my point. Buffett isn't completely selfish. You forget, he did donate 27billion dollars to the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation. He does realize his money will have no use for him once he's dead, so where do you think some of it's gonna go? Probably charity. Had he not donated that large sum of money, he probably would still be the world's richest man
At the end of the day, he loved what he did and he always said that's the most important thing. And all successful people have to make sacrifices. He loved what he did and people will forever remember him as the greatest investor of all time. The rest of it doesn't matter, if it didn't matter to him
Indeed, it is definitely an exception. But it's one of few, and it took the longest of time before he went astray and did it. I bet Buffett wouldn't be in Apple currently hadn't his portfolio been so large 😊
The fact is Apple is no longer reliant on technology advancements at the core of their business. They're at the point which it doesn't matter which phone has a higher quality camera, increased power in cpu etc. people by Apple based on the branding and recognition. You see memes of people making fun of Android users, people upgrading their iPhone the day or week it comes out, the ecosystem that Apple products have with taking away aux, changing the charging port, general compatibility between Apple products gives it a massive moat which protects it from competition. If you have a full Apple household, it would be a pain to change everything to another brand. That's why Berkshire invested in Apple, they can essentially re-release phone's with little difference and people will pay $1000 for it. He recognises the brand power over the technology aspect which can be seen through customer retention rates.
Hey a new razor, Buffett's razor. 01:06 "Whenever my version is different from somebody else's , use the less flattering one." (So far I only knew Occam's , Hitchens' and Hanlon's razor.)
Hi! You said that you focus on the swedish market but I don't really understand what you ment by it. The swedish market is incredibly diverse and is extremely hard to keep track on. You surely must have a focus on example meds or banking right? Not just "swedish market"
Sleepy Toast, this is a good question. Yes, there's a diverse group of companies on the Swedish Stock Exchange, in many different types of industries. To be honest, I don't prefer any single industry specifically. As long as I understand the company I'm thinking about investing in, I regard it as part of my "circle of competence". Much like Buffett though, I act from a "via negativa" standpoint instead. While Buffett generally avoids IT and tech, I avoid banking and insurance.
@@TheSwedishInvestor Buffett does not actually avoid technology companies. The problem with the sector is that it is full of junk businesses. For every Apple, Microsoft and Amazon there is twenty pet dot coms. Over the years it was very difficult to find good quality businesses in technology sector. Many were fly by night businesses that the likes of Buffett would have seen over several decades. But that is not to say there are not good companies and that Buffett would not invest in them if they were available at the right price.
I'm trying his method of compound interest and something I've read In the richest man of Babylon of pay yourself first and 10% of gross pay goes to investing that pays you ie-real estate or business stocks
Key Takeaways; 1.) Power of compounding income 2.) Be very skeptical of new paradigms 3.) Stay within your circle of competence 4.) Use a margin of safety 5.) Invest where there's a Toll Bridge
A playlist that will help you in mastering Benjamin Graham’s art of Value Investing: bit.ly/2Txvxgd
Something about housing and how to exploit unused capacity!
I think you just foreshadowed a video that will be released mid-summer of 2019 😀
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator
He is THE MASTER !
Appreciate Video clip! Apologies for the intrusion, I would love your thoughts. Have you researched - Schallingora Brain Reconstruction Scheme (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a smashing exclusive product for learning how to acquire the mind of a millionaire minus the normal expense. Ive heard some super things about it and my work buddy at very last got cool success with it.
I agree with the comments, the sound effects are a bit much, especially the volume of them is too high like the one of the truck at 11:00
Constructive criticism: the sound effects were a little much
I like the use of sound effects but when used in these kinds of videos I would try to keep them more passive rather than for example the LOUD girl scream. You could use a less terror scream lol.
Yea lol, I had to lower the volume for the embarrassment XD
Shutup Celestia.
I love them
Nah, if you saw the takeaways from "How to win friends and influence people" you would know he used it from there: Dramatize your points
It's rare that binging UA-cam can feel productive! These videos are the perfect way to revisit concepts in books read in the past when you're a bit hazy on their details. Great content as always, honestly one of the most informative channels on the UA-cam platform :D
Glad you like them Rhodes! Cheers!
As someone with reading problems and difficulties focusing, I love the fact that you condense these books into something that helps me learn things despite my difficulties
You also can listen audiobook....I have found some in the public library and some you can download...
Key takeaways:
5:40 Market is a voting machine in the short run and weighing machine in the long run
12:05 Graham: invest in cheap and disliked stocks while Munger focus on monopolies in market
Yooo y'all gotta chill out on the noises
Some channels don't need to ask for subscribers it's we who need to subscribe. This is that channel
I appreciate you taking the time to put these video together
10:00 dude! Some people use headphones.
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I love these videos, great quality and easy to understand… I could see this being presented in high school.Keep them coming!
Thank you Francisco for the support. Would be awesome if someone used the videos for that purpose!
i hope you review "Irrational Exuberance" Book the next.
Wish I found this channel sooner. I binge watch this several times a day. Slowly starting to absorb the knowledge to learn financial discipline.
This is your best representation of 5 takeaway from any book. Congratulations.
Thank you Dr DHIMAN!
@@TheSwedishInvestor you are most welcome Sir
You provide simple take ons to understand from the mindset of one of the greatest investor of all time, great analogies and explanations! Amazing job! Subscribed
Thank you, this comment makes my day man! 😁👌
Can you do think and grow rich???
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For an investing video, there's a lot of talk about mating. Kidding, solid video!
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Thank you very much for all the time and effort you put into your videos, your channel is a true 10,000 bagger of knowledge!
The power of compounding income is what really stuck out to me
Buffett is truly the master of it ...
Love your work and the sound effects at 10:10... lol 😂 just hilarious! Great work as always! ❤️
Cheers Mutahir Waheed! Thank you for you support!
I highly appreciated your effort for making this video. it enlightened me to vast knowledge.
Really cool to hear reza habiby, thank you for your comment 🙌
THX. Compound. Skeptical to new paradigm. Stay in ur competence. Margin safety.
Just found your channel. Thanks ! Great stuff.
Great book, I really enjoy it!!!! Thanks for your videos!!!!!
All of the Swedish Investor videos are amazing and an excellent use of time. Thank you so much!
Another great summary,.
I liked the humor in the animation about the truck driving on the bridge :)
Why did was that women driving that truck with than nuclear weapon in the back, over that shoddy bridge?
Because she liked risk
I couldn’t understand what you typed
ROFLing in my car (to get the internet I can't at home)! Funniest financial piece I've seen since Peter Schiff's Stand Up Economist routine at the improv!
@@prayunceasingly2029 - almost got it. She is attracted to drama!
Yes, she loves drama and was not getting enough from the cheap romance novels.
These sound effects are insane dude
Very knowledgeable video
Thank you very much for video
Love from india ❤️
Li Ka Shing scrambled under his car for a HK$2 coin. After his chauffeur helped him find it, he was asked why he bothered as he was the richest man in Asia at the time. His response was that money can be spent but never squandered. He rewarded the chauffeur for his help by giving the guy HK$100.
Please read and review Phil Town's books. Rule #1, and Payback Time. These are excellent books following in the same "family" tradition as Buffett, Munger, Graham, and Dodd. Phil breaks it all down into manageable bites so it's easier to understand and apply. Thank you.
I'll add them to my list! Thanks for your suggestion Tye Warren 👍
@@TheSwedishInvestor You're welcome. I can't wait to see what you think. 😁
@@TheSwedishInvestor would be interested in this as well.
"chrzaszcz", haha. props for trying, tho' :) greetingz from PL! very enjoyable vids, mate!
Sebastian Domanski, thank you! Glad to hear that you enjoyed it 👌
W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie.
Love this channel. For 90% of simple folk, buy a reliable accumulating etf and invest in the good and bad times. Leave it to grow and stop listening to all the noise around you!!
❤ From Africa 😂
We ❤ Sir, Warren Buffett 😂
Subscribed. Actually own this book too.
10:08 That blood-curdling scream…
I know most people praise Buffett for his investing, yada yada yada, but after reading the book I have come to a couple conclusions.
First, I honestly think the man has Aspergers. I don't say this to be mean (my daughter has it), and his extreme ability to fixate on stocks and companies at the expense of literally everything else (including his family and his lack of doing anything enjoyable at all with his money) suggests to me he may be on the spectrum.
Two, there are a number of times in the book where I honestly believe he is flat out selfish. Kind of going along with my first item, his extreme fixation caused him at times to be cold and indifferent to others in his pursuit of growing his wealth simply for the sake of growing his wealth. There's a reason he and his wife haven't lived together for many years. He essentially treated her as a servant and door mat while he built his wealth.
He built his wealth by using other people's money through numerous partnerships. Brilliant honestly, but that is where the majority of his money came from. Granted he had the time and the skill to grow that money.
While I submit he has done fabulously, he has made some wonderful investments, had a good deal of luck, his personal life is nothing I'd never want to emulate in my life. And it begs the question, what's the point of all that money if not to enjoy it with the ones you love? I'm sure I'll be roasted for my comments, since Buffett is like an investing god and he must never be questioned by the cult which follows him. Munger generally has much more sage advice, though I don't know his life story so I can't really comment
I think this is a fair point, and something that people should take into account when striving for the same type of success as Buffett. It is 100% impossible to do without making major sacrifices. One has to decide for him/herself if it is worth it or not. For some, it is. For others, it isn't. Everyone mustn't strive to become the next Buffett to be able to reap great financial rewards from learning from his style of investing though. It's not an either/or situation. You could be 50% Buffett and still become a financial guru 😂
I agree with you at every point, I've recently watched the HBO documentary "becoming Warren Buffet" his complete devotion to his business is remarkable and I do admire him for the genius that he is, but theres no denying that he became this successful at the expense of other areas of his life, like his family (that for me is a big deal) "He was present but not there" was a line from his daughter that really got me. Resuming, I love his advice and the way he conducts his business, I just wished he hadn't neglect his family so much :(
I mean he is a donating BEAST.
Well there's a few things to this as well.
Buffett is no doubt a genius. Most geniuses in history just cannot connect with other people on the same level. For example: Nikoli Tesla and Albert Einstein. Those two were probably more eccentric, but still you get my point.
Buffett isn't completely selfish. You forget, he did donate 27billion dollars to the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation. He does realize his money will have no use for him once he's dead, so where do you think some of it's gonna go? Probably charity. Had he not donated that large sum of money, he probably would still be the world's richest man
At the end of the day, he loved what he did and he always said that's the most important thing. And all successful people have to make sacrifices. He loved what he did and people will forever remember him as the greatest investor of all time. The rest of it doesn't matter, if it didn't matter to him
warren buffet is just such a role model
10:04 :))))) I'm laughing so hard! Nice job!
Came for the tips subscribbed for the sound effects
Haha! Cheers! 🌟
I need to read this book
wow need to read this book now. Thanks for the great video.
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Watch out for me I see the good in everyone! One of the better videos on Buffet IMO - Great job Sir! 😊
Warren buffet is a beast
Wow thanks for making this video.. love it !!
3:31 can anyone explain what is down side and upside? I didn't got it.
great video as always
Great work
Thank you! Cheers!
Which software do you use to edit your videos?
lots of love from Pakistan
Thank you
8:22 Buffet said he won't invest in business where technology is crucial to his investment decision ? Hold On boy, How about Apple investment ?
Indeed, it is definitely an exception. But it's one of few, and it took the longest of time before he went astray and did it. I bet Buffett wouldn't be in Apple currently hadn't his portfolio been so large 😊
Ajit Jain made him invest in apple
That was one of his managers calls
The fact is Apple is no longer reliant on technology advancements at the core of their business. They're at the point which it doesn't matter which phone has a higher quality camera, increased power in cpu etc. people by Apple based on the branding and recognition. You see memes of people making fun of Android users, people upgrading their iPhone the day or week it comes out, the ecosystem that Apple products have with taking away aux, changing the charging port, general compatibility between Apple products gives it a massive moat which protects it from competition. If you have a full Apple household, it would be a pain to change everything to another brand. That's why Berkshire invested in Apple, they can essentially re-release phone's with little difference and people will pay $1000 for it. He recognises the brand power over the technology aspect which can be seen through customer retention rates.
Buffet invests in unregulated monopolies and Apple is one of them. It happens to be a technology player as well.
Awesome explanation sir please keep it up
Thank you Sumit Sen, I will! 🙌
Great videos man!
That scream at 10:10 scared df out of me. I’m listening on Bluetooth lol
Funny and educational. Thanks!
Hannah I’m glad to hear that you liked it! 🙌 cheers!
Super valuable,thank you so much for the content!
Hey a new razor, Buffett's razor.
01:06 "Whenever my version is different from somebody else's , use the less flattering one."
(So far I only knew Occam's , Hitchens' and Hanlon's razor.)
Good one! Who knew Buffett could also be a great philosopher? 😁
Own the book for almost 5 years still didnt read it yet
nice video
Highly appreciated content
Gillar dina videos! Hälsningar från Island!! 🇮🇸🇸🇪
Thanks
Nice videos man! Cheers from Brazil. BTW a city close to my hometown is named Schroeder, like your last name.
Thank you Rafa Ranghetti, awesome to hear that you enjoyed it! However, I don't get the Schroeder thing unfortunately, is this a pun? 😀
@@TheSwedishInvestor actually Schroeder is the last name of the author. What I mean: pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schroeder
Haha oh, sorry, of course! 😁 I have to keep reminding myself that this books is written by Alice Schroeder and not by Warren Buffett himself haha
Ola amiguinho. Nice to see you
Love your videos
Bro what Programm do you use to animate your videos?
nico anderegg thanks a ton! It's called Videoscribe 👍
@@TheSwedishInvestor thanks a lot man
@@TheSwedishInvestor Thanks for the info! I was also looking for that. More power to your channel! :)
Nice video!
nice job
Hi! You said that you focus on the swedish market but I don't really understand what you ment by it. The swedish market is incredibly diverse and is extremely hard to keep track on. You surely must have a focus on example meds or banking right? Not just "swedish market"
Sleepy Toast, this is a good question. Yes, there's a diverse group of companies on the Swedish Stock Exchange, in many different types of industries. To be honest, I don't prefer any single industry specifically. As long as I understand the company I'm thinking about investing in, I regard it as part of my "circle of competence". Much like Buffett though, I act from a "via negativa" standpoint instead. While Buffett generally avoids IT and tech, I avoid banking and insurance.
@@TheSwedishInvestor
Buffett does not actually avoid technology companies. The problem with the sector is that it is full of junk businesses. For every Apple, Microsoft and Amazon there is twenty pet dot coms.
Over the years it was very difficult to find good quality businesses in technology sector. Many were fly by night businesses that the likes of Buffett would have seen over several decades.
But that is not to say there are not good companies and that Buffett would not invest in them if they were available at the right price.
Great video Thanks ad
Tks!
Awesome animation and summary for someone like me
Great Video!
Thank you Daniel! 👍
great video. thanks.
Thanks for the explanation you maid very easy to follow great job!
I'm happy to hear it Izabel Pereira! Cheers 👌
what program are you using to do this video
Superb !
You are a great supporter, thank you man 🙌
Thank you very much for this video!
10:04 honestly best sound effects and graphics EVER!!
Haha, glad you liked it man 😁
I'm trying his method of compound interest and something I've read In the richest man of Babylon of pay yourself first and 10% of gross pay goes to investing that pays you ie-real estate or business stocks
Richest man book is great
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Great job thanks
Good work, go on with your helping content! :)
Key Takeaways;
1.) Power of compounding income
2.) Be very skeptical of new paradigms
3.) Stay within your circle of competence
4.) Use a margin of safety
5.) Invest where there's a Toll Bridge
is this a joke lol , he put it in description dum dum
🤣
thank you bro
sound effects freakin me out mahn
Thank you for sharing, it gave me a taste of the books I have thinking about reading ^_^
Hello from Indonesia
me too
Superb
which app do you use to make the drawings?
why isnt there anything with john vogles books
good, but berkshire isn't only a insurance company it's also a investment company
Have you done a video on the formula to validate a company?
Sorry Steven, I don't fully understand your question, could you elaborate?
@@TheSwedishInvestor I think he's trying to say: how do you know if an company is worth investing? What kind of formulas do you need/use?
You often say 'he understood this early", what does early means? I am 16 years old and i want to start actions in stocks, is it early for me ?
10:10 IS THE REASON I CANT SLEEP NOW.
Warren Buffett is watching your video😎
i hope you review "Irrational Exuberance" Book the next.
Thanks for the video, It was helpful. But the sex examples and the sound effects were kind of weird.
Great video
Glad you liked it! Thank you.
chrzaszcz
As usual lovely
Thank you! 😍
great video the guy is an absolute legend!!
Love it.
Since he doesn’t go for a lot of material things, I wonder what motivates him. Does he just do it for the thrill of winning?
He‘s the real life Dagobert Duck