Mohnish Pabrai - 7 Habits From Charlie That Made Me Rich

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[jamespier]

Mohnesh is awesome. But I’m looking forward to the day when someone convinces him to get some decent audio.

[jnb]

Thanks for sharing. Most of the things were not new to me, but the thought about diversification was. „If it started as a 5% bet and becomes 30% of your portfolio, why stop letting it run/compound.“

[blacksabbath]

Awesome nuggets of wisdom. Thanks for sharing!

[ReflectionOcean]

- Have a peer to discuss ideas with, not a subordinate (0:58)

- Build and maintain trust for a competitive advantage (2:00)

- Be a learning machine, absorbing lessons from various experiences (3:17)

- Introduce randomness in life to potentially create valuable connections (4:56)

- Consider a concentrated investment approach if you have high conviction (5:42)

- Understand and manage the psychological challenges of a concentrated portfolio (7:09)

[andalonds]

Totally true. One good husband one good friend, trust, honesty, loyality. This is the things i have been saying for so long. Thank you for confirming

[TusharKale]

Thank you for sharing. This is very useful. Best regards, Tushar

[Historyteacheraz]

Great information! For those who want to learn more A Teenager’s Guide on how to Invest Like Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger is a good resource.

[jcharles]

How can you have lunch w Moynihan? Having breakfast with peers, what would Mohnish recommend we talk about? My peers would gripe about work.

[trainingwood]

Mohnish has like 70 % of his portfolio in one stock. So either he has a lot of investments outside of USA or I do not unerstand this part about diversification and investing more than 10% in one stock. It would be great if somebody can clarify

[aristark]

* more than 500 books A YEAR - not IN HERE