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How Buffett Does It: 24 Simple Investing Strategies from the World's Greatest Value Investor by Christian Hoppe, Greg N. Gregoriou

How Buffett Does It: 24 Simple Investing Strategies from the World's Greatest Value Investor Christian Hoppe, Greg N. Gregoriou ebook
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Page: 506
ISBN: 0071598340,
Format: pdf

The velocity of money or the US Federal Reserve policies are designed to devalue the currency to reduce the value of outstanding US dollar government debt held by foreign investors and also improve export competitiveness. When you look at the statistics and see that most investors never get past their second property, you realise that most who get into real estate won't achieve the financial freedom they were looking for. And that's not a play on words. While central banks are providing ample liquidity, the effects on credit creation, income, economic activity and inflation are complex and unstable. I'm constantly amazed at how often someone will tell me about "dividend paying stocks" as the market-beating investment, especially when they follow it up by giving a deterministic strategy for selecting the right stocks. Mr.Buffett have listed his 24 simple investing strategies and if you read this book,you will realize that what is being practiced NOW especially by the Malaysian Investors are Not Right and Need to Rethink,React and Reenergise their Investments. Property investing may be simple, but it's not easy. While it's As an investor, there are only three good reasons to "fall in love" with a property: it fits your investment strategy and goals; the numbers work; and it has upside potential. Inflation would help reduce debt in real terms. I think many people would be best served not investing in the stock market, but aggressively saving and sticking to bank CDs, but unfortunately the Fed has made that a pretty shitty option, and who knows how long that could be the case. I've no It's easy to say that the forum is narrow-minded because it won't support your pet strategy. There's a great deal of research out there that might contravene some of the conventional wisdom on this board with respect to the value of dividends. Warren Buffett — a value investor who knows a thing or two about markets — further agrees with his mentor, Ben Graham, that risk is the potential for permanent capital loss, which has no necessary correlation to volatility at all. This is a Great Book to read,understand and apply the wisdom of Mr.Buffett-currently the Top No.1 Billionaire or Richest Person in the World with about USD62 Billions.