Warren Buffett's BIG Warning for Investors (2021)

Warren Buffett's advice for new investors is a warning on how NOT to invest if you want to be successful in investing over the long-term. Buffett's investment strategy provides insights on how to invest for beginners.

Link to Investor Center Patreon where I post all the tools and resources I personally used to grow my portfolio to $300,000 at 24 years old:

Charlie Munger's 4 Step Investing Checklist:
Revealing my $300,000 investment portfolio at 24 years old:

[sir_crab]

His voice changed more in one year than in the previous 20
He sounds tired for the first time :(

[GrumpyCat-mwxl]

Meanwhile Cathie wood thinks the bull market is just getting started

[InvestorPro]

Warren Buffett is a legend guy. I love to see more videos on Warren Buffett.

[Dfm_Sushil]

I love anything about investing. Mr. buffet ....❤️

[bossracing]

show me your old without telling Peanut brittle at arms length during a billionaires meeting bang

[PremiumWater]

You could also argue U.S. monetary policy has changed dramatically since 1989.

[googlebanmetoomuch]

All that just to say it's not as easy as it sounds!🤣🤣🤣

[alextrem]

In 1989 it was Japan vs USA and USA win. Today it is USA vs CHINA, who will win?

[ashishbanerjee]

Is it just me or is there someone else who agrees with me, that Warren Buffett choose those two data sets, usa 2021 and Japan 1989 for a reason. Is he being subtle as we all know he isn’t as forthcoming as Charlie…. Is he telling us that we are on course for a huge correction and we are in for a multi decade highs? Would love to hear from anyone else…. Have been thinking about this since the Berkshire agm

[nazimrahman]

There is so much wisdom to gain from Warren and Charlie.

[Rob.Kisiel]

Didn't mention car thought he was going that way....Is it a subliminal message?

[jacobbarber]

Is this channel run by a group of people? Or was this channel sold?

[lionrock]

So buffett has been saying the same thing for years now?

[chiefrocka]

Majority tech. But buffet doesn't understand tech

[urbanlumberjack]

This analysis is what happens when you exclusively look at profits and losses. Are we a more stable economy and society than 30 years ago? The answer is unquestionably no. Do we have a healthier and more satisfied population? The answer is also unquestionably no. So yes, capitalism has worked and that it has generated outrageous profits for a select number of people.

[dominicdevers]

One of the largest private donors to Planned Parenthood. Recently stepped down from Bill and Melinda Gates foundation. 1 of many billionaires to double they're net worth during the pandemic. Profited from BLM investments