Warren Buffett: What You Should Look For In Annual Reports

Warren Buffett knows a great deal about getting rich by investing in a carefully selected portfolio of stocks, as he explores in this video, which focuses on reading annual reports and what stock investors should be looking for when reading annual reports.
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[@CBPCommunity]

Yes, reading annual reports is key. Especially the Risk Factor section. It presents a look at present and near term focus on what can cause negativity, and needs to be addressed.

[@lookoutforchris]

I really like everything Buffet says. He seems to know all the things that were lacking in every management and executive person I’ve worked with in my entire career.

[@caucasianafrican1435]

I *hate* super long "questions".

[@douglasbushong3920]

Man, that one was brutal.

[@woodyboy1029]

Agree. Less is more. Get to the point

[@philochristos]

There's a guy who loves his job.

[@user-su3kg7mv5p]

I totally agree with Munger, but he didn't say how he addressed the issue...

[@unbiasedbios00]

Take risks, but not blindly!
Well informed risks are necessary!

[@funnyperson4016]

Why is it jumping around?!?

[@Ankushkumar-wl1pj]

Sadly, the video does not tell us what we should look in the annual reports :)

[@bonanzatime]

I think he actually said something here🤔

[@tw4ruky162]

I am entry trader and I want to find best books for that I mean about stocks and how to examine good company through finance . If you have any examples send me please

[@sheldonzimet863]

if a stock is goodd to buy for 6 mo its good for 20 yrs

[@krissz22]

I find many books are great about investing philosophy and how you should think about them. Aka, One up on Wall Street, the phycology of money, 100 to 1, richer wiser happier,maybe listening to some Value investors speeches, now as of learning how to value companies Phill towns Rule one Investing is simple with some simple rules. I haven’t read the little book that beats the market yet but I believe that would have some formulas maybe more advanced. Really I would suggest you learn some basic things like what is cash flow vs net income why they are different etc. and then tackle a book like that brakes down more into financials of it.

[@TheLocoRunner]

economics 101 Thomas Sowell

[@agaashagaash6320]

0:45, 1:40, 3:30, 7:00, 8:15, 10:35

[@mohammedwaheeduddinafsar9482]

Bismillaahirrahmanirahim Kullu Allahu ahad allahu samad lamyalid walamyulad kuf fanhad ll

[@josephl6727]

Simply watching this video made me rich.

[@user-fq2jg4rh1v]

Haha I hope it does that for me dude

[@surujpaulramlogan8464]

Enjoy comedy laugh till U cry it is good for the lungs 😅😂stay healty ❤😊

[@Donnald.]

I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises of plummeting stocks which were once revered and i don't know where to go here out of devastation.

[@shubhu2870]

Indian market is a roaring bull these days and will continue like this for several years. You can invest in India.

[@adigullia]

12:20 😂

[@davidaaa3523]

What is he trying to say? Other then he likes to read reports.

[@ActualHonestReporting]

1. He’s not interested in the sales fluff.
2. He contextualizes his companies report by reading the competitors reports.
3. Wall Street reports give little value.
Basically he tries to get a sense for the for the business itself, and how the business is doing relative to its peers.
At least that’s what I got out of it. I’m a bit embarrassed to say that I haven’t ever considered putting all the competitors in head to head comparisons (I’m relatively new to investing).

[@soulsdark5733]

@@ActualHonestReportingMaybe you’ll be the next billionaire.

[@saulgoodman_98]

The record I'd like to break is being the first billionaire in my family's history. I've read about people who went from dirt to making over $4 million in a few years, and I'd love to learn how to generate wealth and profit against all odds.

[@whitneysewell1172]

finish your work, and in order to do this, what must you complete first?

[@philochristos]

As my brother once told me, "You gotta take risks."

[@mohammedwaheeduddinafsar9482]

Main haram ke Allah ne jisko hramkhor Diya vah chijon ke taraf mein pahle hi aapko condition Rakha tha yuvaon ke paise ko mein lock kiya yah Paisa hamen nahin chahie jab main pahla game khela tha to abhi bhi yuvaon ka Paisa gir Raha tha to main hram bolkar band kara diya mujhe halal list chahie aap se ho sakta hai to aap savan Karen nahin to Allah Kaun Karega nahin hai to ham ISI mein Gujar lenge aapko generate Karen karobar ke liye ham aaye aapke bharose per nahin Allah hamare Naseeb mein likha hua yah bharose per ham aaye Hain hamen maaf kar dega ham bhulaaun ki mafi chahte Hain dobara Aisa mat kar lijiyega ke ka bade Insan pahle kitab janne Wale Hain sakta hai aapke pass jaega hamare pass total haram hai Allah Hu Akbar sallallahu alaihi vasllam Ya Allah ye haramzade se humko bacha agar hamare Naseeb mein hai halal chijen Ashapura Allah Hu Akbar sallallahu alaihi wasallam

[@st0a]

English?