Warren Buffett: The Power of Compound Interest

Today I'll share with you some clips I found online regarding Warren Buffett's thoughts on compound interest, along with a little example!

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Brandon Beavis was one of the youngest advisors to become fully licensed here in Canada.

In 2013, Brandon officially began his industry studies. Over the years he has completed his CSC (Canadian Securities Course), CPH (Conduct & Practices Handbook), WME (Wealth Management Essentials), 90-day Investment Advisor Training Program, attended the Manulife Professional Development Workshop in Oakville, ON, and attended countless industry seminars, conferences & events to help further his learning.

At age 20, he became a fully licensed Investment Advisor, working for one of Canada’s largest Investment Brokers, Manulife Securities. For 4 years, he worked alongside a highly experienced team at Beavis Wealth Management, specializing in High-Net-Worth Investing. He’s had the opportunity to work under his Father, an advisor of over 25 years, and has dealt hands-on with client portfolios, involving; analyzing, building, and managing multi-million-dollar client accounts.

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About Marc Beavis:

Marc is a retired Portfolio Manager, having spent over 25 years in the investment industry, managing multi-million-dollar portfolios and working with clients of all ages. He retired in 2021 and is a regular contributor to this channel.

Following his initial licensing back in 1996, he completed a number of industry courses, including the Derivatives Fundamentals and Options Licensing Course, Portfolio Management Techniques, Wealth Management Essentials, Investment Management Techniques, Fixed Income Investing, Hedge Fund Essentials, Portfolio Theory, and of course, the Canadian Securities Course.

When working in the industry, he held the Chartered Investment Manager (CIM) Designation as offered by the Canadian Securities Institute. In addition, Marc was a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) practitioner, the industry gold standard in financial planning.

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[ArmandTRobotson]

The humble billionaire....
He never shows off..
He never gives himself too much credit ....
He's realistic ...not a reality show freak....and that's why you gotta respect him...he earned it.... together with his billions...

[ericschmitz]

I'm glad that I'm entering the world of investing now when I'm 16 and not 26. Those 10 years will make a huge difference in the long run!

[AP-qusl]

That old guy knows what he’s talking about. I predict he’s going to be rich one day

[myjourneyfinancialfreedom]

Compounding sure is the key along with consistent savings

[xxIndridcoldxx]

Thank you, Brandon. Because of you, I’ve invested in GIS.

[SchoolofPersonalFinance]

Financial education is where it is at!!

[Alisher]

So many of my friends just don't wanna play the long game through compounding and want to get rich overnight, it is so annoying !!! Going show this video so they come to there sense

[Feex]

One of the rare people in the world that is unimagnably rich, yet so liked by many.

[anonymousubiquitous]

His wealth is not as simple as it looks. He has to juggle opm. I gave thumbs up.

[RealLifeMoney]

Without a doubt the 8th wonder of the world from the Oracle himself 🙌

[urielreyes]

Great video thanks for the valuable info!

[scottscriticalmass]

Great motivator Brandon... The power of compounding is quite simply, brilliant. Probably a good idea to remind your subs of this once every few months or so. Think about this for a minute folks... How long will it take you to grow your portfolio to 10-times its current size? Quite a while right. Then consider this... Once you get there, it will only take a double from there to grow by the same amount again. Not nearly so imposing to think about. Cheers...

[monte]

Looking at this graft ... at 26yrs old he had a 140k. In 4 years he had a million dollars. That's not compounding. I dont know what it is. But its not compounding.

[legitKwit]

Back on the investment wagon now that I saw this.

[abuayyar]

Thanks for the video man, I want to ask about the dividends it should be re-invested to take the advantage of the compound interest or not necessarily?

[brunomanco]

My best stocks were bought a bit after 2009. A timber company and a electric utility (I bought more but are the highest yielders). The first now gives my a 25% dividend. The second about 11% (before taxes an commissions).

[Cal]

Man everyone here worrying about money but never think about how short life is. Just enjoy family & friends all these rich people aren’t happy they don’t care about money either they’re hardwired to be creative. They’re simply being themselves creative individuals. That’s why they’re so good at what they do. The universe is so complex that there has to be an afterlife. Be a good human & invest in yourself, family, having a great time on this planet because it’s so beautiful & most importantly invest in the afterlife. Good luck to everyone I wish you guys the very best!

[nancyguo]

Hi Brandon, Thank you for the this video, I love it, I have a questions, when comes to retirement lets after 30 years of commanding, I understand there is 4% of rules of taking the money out monthly/yearly, but at the market down time, if you take the 4%, how would this number works? Thank you

[rlyehdate]

Hey. I don't need inspiration. I need instruction. Please help me with this.


I'm on eToro with the Cysec regulation so I can invest on real assets.

Now, how do I apply the compound interest?

Let's say I want to perfom a 6% monthly earning. Do I open a stock for $100 and when it comes to $106 I close it up and reopen it with a value of $106 or do I open a new operation for a value of $106 without closing up the first one?
Please have in mind that the minimum value that I can deposit on a stock at eToro it's $50.
Would really appreciate if you clarify this for me.

[Recension]

Lol I already know what compound investing is I just like to hear billionaires talk