Warren Buffett: How To Achieve A 20% Return Per Year

Warren Buffett (CEO of Berkshire Hathaway) has achieved 20% returns per year since 1965. How has he been able to pick stocks so successfully over such a long time? Well today we look at his first ever TV interview to understand the core of his investment strategy and how he's built his portfolio over the years.

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Neither New Money or Brandon van der Kolk are financial advisers. The information provided in this video is for general information only and should not be taken as professional advice. There are risks involved with stock market investing and consumers should not act upon the content or information found here without first seeking advice from an accountant, financial planner, lawyer or other professional. Consumers should always research companies individually and define a strategy before making decisions. Brandon van der Kolk and New Money are not liable for any loss incurred, arising from the use of, or reliance on, the information provided by this video.

[j.mney]

Recording a 20% ROR at Berkshire’s size is incredible. Buffet always said he could pick up a coin off the street and it was a start to his next million. Such a legend 💪

[Miata]

I do hope young people are listening to you and taking it to heart. In forums I see so many young investors and those who are perhaps new to managing their own investments boasting about making horrible investment decisions that are all but certain to limit their opportunities later in life.

Investing isn't gambling. Many today plan on getting rich quickly, hoping to catch the next Tesla, without realizing that Tesla is horribly overpriced today. I regularly ask these investors how they determine the value of whatever latest fashionable stock and in several years of asking I never once got a reply that included math.

[jonmccormack]

Under valued good businesses often happens when there’s some emerging risk to the company, sector or market. Understanding and accepting that new risk from a long term perspective, then stepping up to buy when others are fearful is not easy.

[ZuhaiL]

I'm so grateful for finding your channel and I'm still 18 😎

[Rebelu]

One of your best videos yet Brandon! 👌

[TheJustinBarker]

Stay within your circle of competence. Great insight!

[KelechIwuaba]

But lets be honest in the last decade (AKA our investing lifetime) Buffett has lagged the index and I highly doubt he was the one who finally made the call on Apple or Amazon or Snowflake. I think we can take some of the wisdom from Buffett but at the same time we have to understand our own set period in time.

[Billionaireben]

11:16 Disney is 33% below it's pre-pandemic price and almost 50% below their pandemic peak, but at 54x earnings; it's only cheap if you really love Disney stock. It's probably hard to lose money at this price, but; it's hard to call it a value play either. Only saying this because he uses Disney as an example and their price is lower than historic average, but still expensive for a large company from a p/e standpoint; I'd like a video on how to choose a valuation metric for evaluating a given business.

[AlbertGReene-pw]

Taking early notes from Warren as to the importance of sound asset diversification and risk management It can’t be overstated. I’ve been trying to grow my portfolio of $300K for sometime now, I would greatly appreciate any other suggestions.

[thatfinanceguy]

I think we are all investors at heart. If we stay in the circle of competence, we tend to have a lot of knowledge about companies that we interact with daily. I think the important step is to realize our capabilities and take action in the stock market with the knowledge we have. Good luck to all of you guys with investing! :) Remember, we are all investors!

[pedrolino]

Charlie Munger´s words are so powerful!

[SC-fknc]

Munger's comment about academics is brilliant. 🙂 Great vid thx.

[thedestoryah]

Last time I was this early, Verstappen was leading the championship, oh wait

[rw]

13:29 It's pretty much the same stuff he's been saying today. The motto is, If it ain't broke don't fix it

[teoharepopa]

Your channel is great. Great advices, great explanations. Shrewd and sober. Thank you.

[glynlloyd]

Hi Brandon. Great topic and learning. Question on your ProfitFul Introduction to Stock Analysis course. Does the teaching include building an excel based DCF model which we can then use going forward? thanks! G

[systemthinker]

So basically patience is a virtue and Warren Buffett has the most virtue of any man alive.

[djkrush]

Love your videos... Happy when the notification kicks in 😉

[ZuhaiL]

Charlie Munger destroyed finance courses there 😂😂😂

[MrRagamuffin]

Great content ! So much wisdom condensed in a few minutes