The ONE RULE Every Investor MUST Know!

The ONE RULE Every Investor MUST Know!

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Are you tired of feeling lost in the world of investing and not knowing what to focus on? Do you want to learn which mindset you need to adopt to become a truly successful long-term investor? Well, as investors, it's important to have a solid understanding of the various rules of thumb that exist in the world of investing. These rules, such as the rule of 72, the rule of 144 or the 4% withdrawal rule, can help guide our investment decisions and provide a framework for achieving your financial goals. But one particular rule is much lesser known, and arguably way more powerful, it’s the 70-20-10 rule and it can be a real game-changer for your investment process and long-term thinking. So, whether you're a beginner or an experienced investor, don't miss this opportunity to learn how to implement the 70-20-10 in your stock-picking process.

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Most people do poorly in the world of active investing because they cannot handle the short-term nature of stock markets. In the short run, stock prices are dominated by speculative factors, emotions, fund flows, market sentiments and short- or at best medium-term expectations. This characteristic of stock markets was already described by Benjamin Graham many decades ago and then paraphrased by Warren Buffett when he said, “In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run, it is a weighing machine.”

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Have you heard of this rule before? Do you find it helpful?

I was obviously referring to the investors of Ensemble Capital towards the end of the video and not John Huber. They're all great investors though!

[JuanBattaglia]

Concentrating too much is a risky and dangerous act of arrogance. We must assume that we -in the best case scenario- are going to fail the 40% - 50% of the time (stock selection). 'But Nick Sleep had three stocks...'. 1.) Nick Sleep is Nick Sleep. 2.) BRK it's not just one stock but a conglomerate, and AMZN is not just one stock (according to Damodaran, AMZN is Thanos).

[JuanBattaglia]

Added to my YouTube folder 'Principles'. High quality video, as ever. Thanks, René.

[luisiana]

Greetings from Spain I follow you from the beginning of the channel. In addition to the valuable information, you have greatly improved the quality of the videos, I congratulate you. Keep going..