Warren Buffett on investing in smaller companies

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Warren Buffett explains the advantages of investing in smaller companies. From the 1995 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting.
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@AverageAngel 4 года назад

Small caps are the way to go for us no name investors, best chance for value discrepancy from price and chance to get a multi-bagger

@bighands69 4 года назад

Yes but you will have to put in some serious work.

@AverageAngel 4 года назад

@@bighands69 It's worth it, you only have to find one to win

@Plutoguru 4 года назад

How do you go about finding the good ones?

@AverageAngel 4 года назад

@@Plutoguru Follow my channel, I have some tips there. I've made a list of about 5 that I will invest in depending which ones drop the most

@bighands69 4 года назад

@@Plutoguru Good companies have low debt, free cash flow, products that people buy and love, have a long history. I would suggest reading the investment book Intelligent investor by Benjamin Graham. Buffett actually trained under Graham and that is were he learned to buy value. You can actually value shares as in what their real price is. You would be surprised to find that many companies are not at their real value.

@Riggsnic_co 6 месяцев назад

Like Warren Buffet said, dividends are only good if the business you're investing into can't make good use of that capital. So, if you're trying to invest in businesses with actual growth, looking at dividends is a waste of time. Why are you investing into a company if they're returning capital to you because they think you can make better use if it than they can. It's not much different from bond investing. The way I see it, if you have a $1 million at some point, that'd be enough to create a portfolio that would pay you between 50k - 70k in dividend income.

@bob.weaver72 6 месяцев назад

Stocks are pretty unstable at the moment, but if you do the right math, you should be just fine. Bloomberg and other finance media have been recording cases of folks gaining over 250k just in a matter of weeks/couple months, so I think there are alot of wealth transfer in this downtime if you know where to look.

@martingiavarini 6 месяцев назад

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@crysty200718 4 года назад

Warren having the coca cola suit 😀😁

@gordongordon98 3 года назад

He wears it when he used to beat the hell out of Colonel Sanders

@BibinBCherian 5 лет назад

There's a hidden gem here on Warren's purchase of the 'Atled' stock - I've never seen this covered in any of his biographies or elsewhere. Fascinating. Thanks for uploading

@simonemazzarella5232 4 года назад

Can you explain a little better?

@justwrapapi 4 года назад

@@simonemazzarella5232 I think this is what happened. They bought land with the share issue which they used to hunt ducks in Louisiana. But one time a fellow shot at the floor instead of upwards and oil and gas spurted out. Then some other company came in and they collected royalty from that company. Share price was 29,000 and it earned 11,000 per share pre tax and had 20,000 in cash per share, so yea efficient market theory's a joke. Oh yea i think some time after that the stock reached a high of around 1,000,000 per share

@simonemazzarella5232 4 года назад

Minh Luong thank you

@DenzelLN936 4 года назад

That’s because he didn’t buy it, listen lol

@BibinBCherian 4 года назад

@@simonemazzarella5232 I just saw your comment now. The video explains it all - he purchased the Atled stock at $29,000 a share when it had cash of $20,000 and was earning $11,000 pre-tax. That's a clear example of a mispriced stock and a refutation of the efficient markets theory (no real business owner would sell you his/her shares on that basis unless he/she was under distress). There are hundreds of examples like that today. You just have to search and invest in them.

@apparaonemala9818 3 года назад

Thanks sir

@aaronramsden1657 4 года назад

That's amazing!

@majormistakes1544 3 года назад

Valuable video

@niningsetia4213 Год назад

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@JamesToler 2 года назад

Beautiful!

@businessboy1269 2 года назад

What is Moody's model

@what0ever93 3 года назад

He quickly referenced thumbing through a Moody’s document to look for these. Anyone know what he’s referring to? Their credit rating reports for companies?

@cheerbeerification 2 года назад

Before the Internet there were great big books that reported on the fundamentals of a company. Today all you need is a screener.

@Ramschat 4 месяца назад

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moody%27s_Manual

@ironcito1101 3 года назад

Younger Warren Buffett sounded like Kurtwood Smith.

@robbybee70 2 года назад

I wish I had gotten started back in the day, I have always been into research

@simpleinvesting7371 2 года назад

*Yes but it's never late ! You can watch great investors from my channel*

@jasoncora1 5 лет назад

Bawler

@jll5568 Год назад

ReMax signature red jacket on display by Warren

@mrdavid3163 5 лет назад

👍

@user-qb8mo2ef1j 3 года назад

Warren fukin legend

@agaashagaash6320 Год назад

2:30

@niningsetia4213 Год назад

Mmuaaah ❤️🌹

@irresistible_5285 3 года назад

@luisnobrelucas150 3 года назад

Buffett and Munger never give any advise on how to pick stocks. There are no magic formulas, but there are general principles. And today is easier then in their time, because you can use a screener instead of reading all the Moodies report. Low debt to equity, good earnings growth in the previous years and good price earnings growth ratio normally let you find good oportunities, even if you can't go deeper than this.

@raymondhansen4482 3 года назад

Absolutely, I think other people feel overwhelmed with the plethora of information and resources available.

@Aaron_BreadBasket Год назад

What is a price earnings growth ratio?

@Aubatron Год назад

Actually it is both easier and harder. Information is easier to get your hands into, but there are less opportunities because now everyone has that information. In the past, just reading through all of the small businesses gave you an advantage, today even with a screener, that advantage has diminished. You need to do less work, but you’ll also find less opportunities today. So it is both easier and harder today.

@foresighttrades Год назад

watch out for penny stocks

@foresighttrades Год назад

super high risk

@vicheakeng6894 Год назад

Many

@anshulsharma8334 2 года назад

But, Stock price has nothing to do with the market cap of the firm. You can buy large companies too trading at a low price.

@DekarNL 2 года назад

Buy low cost, globally diversified, market cap weighted ETFs and you'll outperform almost everyone.

@lorenzmuller3542 2 года назад

I strongly disagree. Buying a) a concentrated portfolio of hated or misunderstood names with ok balance sheets or b) buying a larger number of net nets trading below tangible book value as Buffett or Schloss did will continue to work way better.

@SuperLari1234 Год назад

No lol

@pongfoong9523 4 года назад

เมาปะครับกง ยิ่งทะเลาะกันยิ่งรวย

@knmfujiwara 3 года назад

A duck club?

@lorenzmuller3542 2 года назад

Yeah bizarr.

@markberard804 2 года назад

A duck club is when people get together to buy wilderness land, so they can go duck hunting. In this case, they found oil on the land and so were making money off the oil leases.

@pongfoong9523 4 года назад

Did you had anytime for me ?