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Warren Buffett's Fundamentals of Investing
Warren Buffett urges timid or beginning investors against going into stocks "at a time of extreme exuberance" and becoming "disillusioned when paper losses occur."
"The antidote to that kind of mistiming is for an investor to accumulate shares over a long period and never sell when the news is bad and stocks are well off their highs."
His bottom line fundamental advice: "Ignore the chatter, keep your costs minimal, and invest in stocks as you would in a farm."
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"Forming macro opinions or listening to the macro or market predictions of others is a waste of time...letting the capricious and irrational behavior (of stock prices make an investor) behave irrationally as well."
Warren Buffett's Warning
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"With my two small investments, I thought only of what the properties would produce and cared not at all about their daily valuations. Games are won by players who focus on the playing field—not by those whose eyes are glued to the scoreboard."
Warren Buffett
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On Why Warren Buffet Invests
Buffett invested because he thought the assets would be increasingly profitable, not because he expected to sell at a higher price
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On Warren Buffett's Speculation
Buffett writes about his purchase of a Nebraska farm and his investment in a retail property near NYU in Manhattan.
In both cases, he bought when prices were unusually low after bubbles had burst.
In both cases he had no particular expertise.
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Another Stock Debutante; the first tech IPO of 2014 - Varonis Systems
Founded in 2004, Varonis (VRNS) got on the band wagon for high demand for "big data", a means of harnessing large amounts of computerized information generated by humans such as workers, customers, and consumers. VRNS has an operating loss of $5.8 million in 2013, even though it had posted a revenue of $74.6 million in the same year. Essentially, VRNS is a form of spy software, helping companies collate data buried deep within e-mails, spreadsheets, files, and unusual use of data. With an ending IPO first trade day price of $44 a share, VRNS was left with a market value of more than $1 Billion.
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If history is any guide, emerging-market stocks will end up a bargain again for investors with guts to buy against the grain...emerging markets have tended to do stunningly well over shorter periods when investors neglected or rejected them.
Jason Zweig - The Intelligent Investor
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The best way to guarantee a loss is to quit
Morgan Freeman
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You may have to fight a battle more than once to win it
Margaret Thatcher
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I've always found that anything worth achieving will always have obstacles in the way and you've got to have that drive and determination to overcome those obstacles
Chuck Norris
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Don't let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do
John Wooden
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Be miserable or motivate yourself. Whatever has to be done, it's always your choice.
Wayne Dyer
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What you get by achieving your goals is not as important as what you become by achieving your goals.
Henry David Thoreau
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Bond Mutual Funds
These are essential additives to one's portfolio for diversification and for capital preservation. Unless you have several millions of dollars, bond mutual funds or ETFs are the best deal. The trick of course is to stick with low expense ratios and to avoid high commission or brokerage fees. Any expense ratio greater than 0.5% is too much.
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Stocks are the only piece of the American dream that’s still working
Rhoda Allen, a 63 year old investor
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Deep Value Investors
Investors May be Piling in When Stocks are at Their Peak; this is, of course, the antithesis of buy low, sell high.
This latter notion confers a patient preference for whatever is battered and unpopular.
Sir John Templeton once said: “The right question is: Where is the outlook most miserable?” A value investor who can’t withstand pain isn’t a value investor at all. You should ask financial advisors and investment managers: What adversity have you had to overcome in your life? And what does being poor mean to you?
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My Disagreement with Jim Cramer
He likes Palo Alto Networks, while I like FireEye.
Both are faced with patent-infringement lawsuits. Juniper Networks claims that its technology is incorporated into Palo Alto’s products.
Finjan in 2013 was very active, having filed separate suits against FireEye. Finjan is a pioneer in the cybersecurity industry with an intellectual property portfolio of several patent assets encompassing the industry's core technology such as software, web infrastructure and network equipment.
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