Warren Buffett: A Day Trader in Disguise?

Warren Buffett: A Day Trader in Disguise?

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Warren Buffett is widely regarded as the most successful investor of all time and Buffett has built his reputation on the principles of long-term value investing and patience. One of Buffett's most famous quotes was mentioned in Berkshire’s Shareholder letter of 1988: "Our favorite holding period is forever.", inspiring millions of investors around the world to think and invest long-term.

However, beneath Warren Buffett's seemingly long-term-oriented investing approach lies a hidden facet that may surprise many of you because Buffett may actually be a short-term trader in disguise. While Buffett's reputation as a buy-and-hold investor has been solidified over the years, a closer examination of his investment strategies and market timing decisions reveals intriguing evidence that suggests Buffett's actions may reflect a more short-term-oriented mindset than commonly believed. So in this video we‘ll examine the claim that Warren Buffett, the legendary investor, may have been quietly practicing short-term trading strategies while maintaining his long-term investment reputation.

In this video, we’ll first take a closer look at a scientific paper that actually analyzed all of Buffett’s quarterly investing decisions between 1980 and 2006 and calculated the average holding period of Buffett. We will then look at some more recent examples of Buffett’s short-term trading activities and finally stress what you as a private investor can learn from Warren Buffett's trading strategies. What's Warren Buffett's trading advice?

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[szilagyimiklos]

Its also worth considering that whatever he buys the marlet pushes up its value instantly. If I had that kind of power I would sell stocks faster too. Also he is managing insane amounts of money, he may buy businesses without 100% conviction just so their money doesnt just waste away to inflation. Its really hard to come to conclusions from what he does, I think in this case its better to follow what he says, since that is more applicable to us, than what he does with unfathpmable amounts of money

[MaxPell-tl]

Next video: How Buffett Trades Options on Robinhood 🤣

[cricbuzz]

Rather than concluding that the grandfather is a short termer, to me it shows how difficult it is to actually find good businesses to be able to keep them for long and do nothing. It is easier to claim that we are long term investors, but how many of us have held on to a stock for more than 5 years and did nothing? WE may buy a business thinking we would held it for 10 years, but we all get challenged as the time progresses.

[wcemkfd]

All your vids are great but this one stands out! Thank you René.

[ominollo]

Quite interesting! I am quite surprised too! Thanks for another interesting video! 😊

[foodguy]

Buffett probably holds for like 2 years

[alexanderjohnson]

Thanks René,

I appreciate another well thought out video. Can't wait to see your channel grow. It's well deserved at this point!

[Krisp]

I ask myself that question when listening to these rich peoples advice like, if i were a billionaire/millionaire would i be telling the truth on how to invest to people? Haha. Im not too sure if i'd be sharing my secrets.