Warren Buffett discussing why you need a long-term mindset to successfully invest in stocks:

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How to analyze a Balance Sheet in less than 2 minutes:

(Even if you're a complete beginner)

Focus more on the underlying value of the business rather than being overly focused on the stock price.

Stock price & business performance can often separate.

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I understand that living below your means is crucial for building wealth.

However, some people just take it to extremes.

It’s important to find a balance that allows you to enjoy life & create lasting memories/experiences with your loved ones.

'When you sell in desperation, you always sell cheap.'

– Peter Lynch

Stocks are a bubble and all the gains are multiple expansion is something we've heard a lot.

Last year, yes, it was all about multiple expansion.

But zoom out. Since 2020, the S&P 500 is up 70%, with 50% coming from earnings and 9% from divs. That tells a much different story.

Avoid getting trapped in the cycle of overthinking your positions & excessively scrutinizing every detail.

Amazon $AMZN is planning to invest nearly $9B to expand its cloud computing infrastructure in Singapore to aid AI adoption and generative AI development.

$NVDA $MSFT $GOOG

Steve is absolutely right

Building relationships with other investors fosters a valuable sense of community

A great asset for investors is the relationships/community they can develop with others.

Having the ability to discuss & share new ideas/research is valuable.

So many accounts on here cater to the crowds. Slow and steady wins financially, even if the message isn’t exciting.

Instant gratification is a killer

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It takes guts & humility to admit your mistakes in investing, but it's necessary for growth/improvement.

We expect the markets to provide:

1+1+1+1+1+1+1 = 7

Whereas markets provide:

2-1+1+2+2-2+3 = 7

We expect markets to provide linear returns. Markets always provide lumpy returns. Most of the investors miserably fail to understand this. That's why wealth creation is difficult.