Accept Volatility, Not Risk, When Investing In Stocks!

Accept Volatility, Not Risk, When Investing In Stocks!

If you are a sophisticated investor looking for in depth, independent stock analyses, a strategic value investing portfolio approach, here is my STOCK MARKET RESEARCH PLATFORM (business and sector risk and reward analysis, my portfolios):

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I often get asked about brokers, here is a low fee broker, an international one that allows you to buy on global markets, and also offers complex solutions like options for when your investing skills grow. For now, it is one of the best solutions I have found for global investors, also based on your comments and inputs:

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[FurrKnight]

Dropped a like, Sven you really shined this week. (You always do excellent imo) I'm sure you helped many :)

[Rolanibrah]

Finally someone pointed out that risk is not volatility but rather the risk of losing your investment/company goes bust. This is probably the biggest misconception in investing and I'm glad someone finally pointed that out. Thank you Sven!

[johnw]

Just watched your "2020 Berkshire Stock Valuation..." video that you reference at 3:15. You nailed it. That video could be taught as a case study in investing, at elite colleges in the US (and / or everywhere). Excellent content as usual. Thank you (again) Professor.

[tlacaeleltlatoani]

When you understand a business, you gain a lot of conviction when you realize that even with a pesimistic perspective, future earnings and free cash flow will continue growth in a predictable way, with low multiple valuation you buy without thinking if tomorrow the price gets down, but risk is when the CEO decides to buy a company using a lot of debt, for example, or when he decides to make buybacks with very high valuations, so the same company may acquire more risk due to different management decisions.

[firemint]

Great video. Do you see the risk of deglobalisation and dedollarisation getting higher, hurting the dominance of US companies globally?

[thewonderof]

I did add more Berkshire in April 2020. 275% gain on those shares. Thanks! Staggering gains over the last twenty years as well. I think you need to slide them a bit up the reward scale. They are sitting on tons of cash that we know from past experience with be deployed to great effect so time in the future.

[MattGomersall]

Skeptical of the rise in Archer Daniel Midlands. If we look at the timing of the boom it coincides with the invasion of ukraine, which significantly impacted grain markets globally. As this conflict will eventually (hopefully) resolve itself in the long run, could we see reintroduction of this market, which would impact ADM potential to re enter these all time highs?

[davidloisvidal]

I was wondering if you could have a look on Focusrite PLC, british audio company that fell 80% from COVID bubble

[htbeaston]

Did I miss the fat-tail-hedge you announced last time, or will it come soon??

[HaiTran-fiuc]

I understand that, and now I am pissed when a good business's common stock that I own, goes up! because looking in hindsight I wish I had bought even more during severe bouts of high volatility.

[TTTT-sjvz]

boring business = boring results, plus you are assuming that people will "always" eat which is a thing that is not so obvious nowadays especially with climate change, wars .... so at the end adm is not that a "sure" bet I will argue that is a more risky bet than tech becuase tech from a fundamental point tech is "made" to give you astronomic returns and astronomic losses, but with "food" you dont have a right tail so you end up only with a left tail that if it happen you dont have nothing to hold into unlike tech that you can easily re balance your portfolio if thing goes very positively

[LeszekChojnacki]

Hello Sven, mamy thanks for the vid. Kind request for Alexandria REIT as its not down a lot, would love to jest about your risk check.

[kevincaruana]

Thanks Sven. One question. Could djco be a substitute to Berkshire since there is a considerable difference in their pe ratio?

[Spura]

ADM will go lower due to China food tariffs IMO. In any case market tends to overshoot the target so wait for it to be 35.

[ViliStegne]

If we talk about risks... What is the risk for delisting Chinese stocks from US exchanges with ongoing tariffs going up from both sites? Is it more safe to sell US listed stocks and buy again on Hong Kong exchanges? Or is this still risky as most of us have "west globe" brokers?

[livb]

Could you make a video on your current thoughts on btc?

[VoltageLP]

Why would you eat when you can use the money to buy Fartcoin

[powerful_people-po]

anyone looking for a hype stock/sector?

[Denment]

Hey Sven, any opinion on Pfizer? Lowest Price since 2013.

[blazingtama]

Hi Sven, when you see the volatility that caused by the trade war, do you see it as a risk or a normal volatility? asking particularly on chinese stocks