I know Im randomly asking but does anyone know a way to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb lost my login password. I would love any assistance you can offer me.
Even though this video was dated 2014, really appreciate the honest questions.. that is what separates MF forms the rest. Very transparent and honest leadership.
He is amazingly smart. Truly inspirational to hear him talk. I think there is something to add. I think that by now Netflix is overvalued, great company, but overvalued. I sold my shares, I will wait for the company to drop to 25-30 billion market cap and then I will buy again (now valuation is around 60 billion). 2017 will be an interesting year.
Dav Ah well you need to know exactly what happened.... bought the shares at $97 sold at $160 and bought them back last year at $240 I’m thinking of exiting next week from my position at $480-500... so my total return is 230%... I think it aged well
Both 3d companies and Tile Shop were down from 60% to 95% just 2 years after this video, while Twitter (down 20%), Tesla (flat), Amazon (up a little), and Zillow flat over the same couple of years. Since then the 3d companies are still losers, but the others at least doubles or went meteoric. Interesting lesson about "short term" mindset and "not all picks are winners".
How can I start investing. I'm going to the military in a month and I want to not just depend on my military check. I want to learn how to save and invest. I wanna learn how to have assets that make me money. Instead of having liabilities or just spending money on expenses. Please help me and give as much info or books to read or whatever info. Thanks so much.
David Williams I hate nobody replied to this. I currently use vanguard and Robinhood. I invest in etf’s through vanguard because it’s free, and stocks through Robinhood. I also put money in my tsp. I’m in the military as well. I take a certain amount out of my check every month to invest before I pay any bills. One thing I learned from reading rich dad poor dad is to pay myself first. Some other good books are unfair advantage by Robert kiyosaki. I’m about to start a new book: The true cost of happiness by Stacey Tisdale. My recommendation is to live below your means I.e. no new fancy car or big house you don’t need. Limit your credit card use if you have to use it.
can't believe how few people have watched this... 800,000,000 views of a baby biting his brothers finger... compared to 1000 views a month for this... Investing is something we all should give due consideration throughout the course of our lives... this man is very good at what he does!
Craig9291- Vaneast411 - you have just hit on why less than 5% of the population save/invest % succeed They would rather view a grumpy cat, baby biting fingers etc Than provide for their family, Friends or their favourite charities.
Joseph while I am not an analyst I consider myself to have some experience in stock picking and I too struggled with the notion of finding get companies and then finding that I was not able to realise the gain. However many time that small stock pick can't grow as a big company or that cyclical stocks earnings decrease in recessionary periods. These are two excitement times to lock in profit. Often, too, if you own cyclicals and sell them at A good time you can buy Growth companies at rock bottom prices. Buffet and peter lynch do/did most of their buying in down markets. I blog on stuff like this so if you have the time be sure to take a look at my blog and videos... Cheers
Question Mr. Gardner, I am a huge fan of you and the Motley Fool. You guys truly are the main reason why I enjoy stock investing and am pursuing a career around finance. My question is: if you never sell, are you really ever making any profit? Your stocks may have grown in value, but your pocket stays the same size. Do you ever sell shares just so your playing with "house money"?
Joseph DiCriscio I suppose dividends can land you real money. But unless you need the money, always stay invested. Your goal should be long term, which for most people is retirement.
Motley fool took unauthorized money from my account, and has alot of complaints on the better business bureau for taking unauthorized money from accounts beware
What is his net worth? Why bother with Motley Fool if you have this knowledge, why not have your own hedge fund, raise few billions and be a billionaire?
Ah, so his philosophy and strategy are: most investors aren't dumb, numbers doesn't lie, right? Whether... his simple philosophy is bullish in nature and signal of inflation is correct but shared something similar with my strategy: brand is trust, trust have to be earned and took time, time is money.
Motley Team: Please answer my question. What is Dave's net worth? Why he doesn't operate his own fund with other people's money, he would be much better off than living off annual subscribers. Please this is very important for many of us who want to buy your services. Dave is your messiah, he says "look management in the eye and trust them" this is very important information. He apparently has a knowledge to be a billionaire, is he? And if now, why not? Thanks
I like their publication, there is a lot of good information to be had from Fool.com, but this "pay for stocks picks and beat the SP500 by 200%" rhetoric is obviously full of shit to any investor who knows what they are doing. They do have some actual funds, all fail to beat the SP500 in the long run. (www.foolfunds.com/)
I've been using 2 of their services for five years. my 401k is up 603%...no lie, have no reason to....from double digits to triple digits....im an average guy that works at a power plant...
@@MakeTaxationTheftAgain It blows my mind when people speak with conviction that can be proven wrong by simply Googling something. At the very link you posted, both of their ETF's have outperformed the S&P500 since their inception. Do you just say things and hope that people don't look up the actual facts? Through services like Stock Advisor they literally post every single pick. It's not a scam. It's not difficult to fact check. You can go back and read the articles of them recommending Netflix, Shopify, Amazon, etc. long before they were household names. My guess here is that you've never used a service and are simply jealous of other people's success.
The saying “you don’t go broke taking a profit” is completely wrong IMO. You exit a potential multi bagger at 30% up and put your money where? It’s the big wins that make up for poor investments.
Classic American salesman who would never, ever consider giving a sucker an even break. One of the great universal truths....never, ever trust an American.....ever.
You may not like him, and that is OK, but to say never trust Americans is silly. I know for a fact that my father bought $250 of Amazon shares in 1997 when he worked for an American company, he forgot about his account, and he activated his account again in December 2016 and we were all shocked when his portfolio was worth $107,831, he sold his shares and had 100k that he never thought he had.
I love this guy’s way of investing - I approach things the same way. Legend.
I know Im randomly asking but does anyone know a way to log back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb lost my login password. I would love any assistance you can offer me.
@@jadtheo1022 use the e-mail address You have to reset the password. Just click Forgot password and follow the steps.
he said you have not missed Amazon 6 years ago... look now :) he was 100% right
watching and listening to the interview is so refreshing and the investing lessons are still so relevant.
thanks!
Even though this video was dated 2014, really appreciate the honest questions.. that is what separates MF forms the rest. Very transparent and honest leadership.
He is amazingly smart. Truly inspirational to hear him talk. I think there is something to add. I think that by now Netflix is overvalued, great company, but overvalued. I sold my shares, I will wait for the company to drop to 25-30 billion market cap and then I will buy again (now valuation is around 60 billion). 2017 will be an interesting year.
lol heavy bro
49fiori how did that work out for you lol. That’s why you never try to time stocks or say they are overvalued. Missed out on 100+% gains.
This comment did not age well
Dav Ah well you need to know exactly what happened.... bought the shares at $97 sold at $160 and bought them back last year at $240 I’m thinking of exiting next week from my position at $480-500... so my total return is 230%... I think it aged well
An object will not change its motion unless a force acts on it.
- Issac Newton
This video is pure gold.
You are.
David Gardner is a legend
Wisdom never gets old
Both 3d companies and Tile Shop were down from 60% to 95% just 2 years after this video, while Twitter (down 20%), Tesla (flat), Amazon (up a little), and Zillow flat over the same couple of years. Since then the 3d companies are still losers, but the others at least doubles or went meteoric. Interesting lesson about "short term" mindset and "not all picks are winners".
How can I start investing. I'm going to the military in a month and I want to not just depend on my military check. I want to learn how to save and invest. I wanna learn how to have assets that make me money. Instead of having liabilities or just spending money on expenses. Please help me and give as much info or books to read or whatever info. Thanks so much.
David Williams I hate nobody replied to this. I currently use vanguard and Robinhood. I invest in etf’s through vanguard because it’s free, and stocks through Robinhood. I also put money in my tsp. I’m in the military as well. I take a certain amount out of my check every month to invest before I pay any bills. One thing I learned from reading rich dad poor dad is to pay myself first. Some other good books are unfair advantage by Robert kiyosaki. I’m about to start a new book: The true cost of happiness by Stacey Tisdale. My recommendation is to live below your means I.e. no new fancy car or big house you don’t need. Limit your credit card use if you have to use it.
DG is the man
can't believe how few people have watched this... 800,000,000 views of a baby biting his brothers finger... compared to 1000 views a month for this... Investing is something we all should give due consideration throughout the course of our lives... this man is very good at what he does!
motley fool
good luck
they have an investment style that requires learning but are good at what they do
Craig9291- Vaneast411 - you have just hit on why less than 5% of the population save/invest % succeed
They would rather view a grumpy cat, baby biting fingers etc Than provide for their family,
Friends or their favourite charities.
Joseph while I am not an analyst I consider myself to have some experience in stock picking and I too struggled with the notion of finding get companies and then finding that I was not able to realise the gain. However many time that small stock pick can't grow as a big company or that cyclical stocks earnings decrease in recessionary periods. These are two excitement times to lock in profit. Often, too, if you own cyclicals and sell them at A good time you can buy Growth companies at rock bottom prices. Buffet and peter lynch do/did most of their buying in down markets. I blog on stuff like this so if you have the time be sure to take a look at my blog and videos... Cheers
Question Mr. Gardner,
I am a huge fan of you and the Motley Fool. You guys truly are the main reason why I enjoy stock investing and am pursuing a career around finance. My question is: if you never sell, are you really ever making any profit? Your stocks may have grown in value, but your pocket stays the same size. Do you ever sell shares just so your playing with "house money"?
Basically you have to sell when the goings hot sometimes, right?
Joseph DiCriscio I suppose dividends can land you real money. But unless you need the money, always stay invested. Your goal should be long term, which for most people is retirement.
Whats the difference between Rule Breakers and Supernova then...??
Isnt it just adding extra stocks in your portfolio pretty much...?
Wait so did they begin as an investment club newsletter company or post dot com stock forum and mass email marketer?
I like Mawson Resources (MAW) - Very high-grade Au deposit near surface - good jurisdiction - solid backing
you need the fools....stock ain't done nothin pal...
How did it go?
Wise, yet humble x2. Great combo!
totally agree!
Motley fool took unauthorized money from my account, and has alot of complaints on the better business bureau for taking unauthorized money from accounts beware
What is his net worth? Why bother with Motley Fool if you have this knowledge, why not have your own hedge fund, raise few billions and be a billionaire?
Ah, so his philosophy and strategy are: most investors aren't dumb, numbers doesn't lie, right?
Whether... his simple philosophy is bullish in nature and signal of inflation is correct but shared something similar with my strategy: brand is trust, trust have to be earned and took time, time is money.
Talking about cloud computing 7 years ago wow
Motley Team:
Please answer my question. What is Dave's net worth? Why he doesn't operate his own fund with other people's money, he would be much better off than living off annual subscribers. Please this is very important for many of us who want to buy your services. Dave is your messiah, he says "look management in the eye and trust them" this is very important information. He apparently has a knowledge to be a billionaire, is he? And if now, why not? Thanks
I like their publication, there is a lot of good information to be had from Fool.com, but this "pay for stocks picks and beat the SP500 by 200%" rhetoric is obviously full of shit to any investor who knows what they are doing.
They do have some actual funds, all fail to beat the SP500 in the long run. (www.foolfunds.com/)
I've been using 2 of their services for five years. my 401k is up 603%...no lie, have no reason to....from double digits to triple digits....im an average guy that works at a power plant...
@@tomslick3225 what two service do you buy?
@@MakeTaxationTheftAgain It blows my mind when people speak with conviction that can be proven wrong by simply Googling something. At the very link you posted, both of their ETF's have outperformed the S&P500 since their inception. Do you just say things and hope that people don't look up the actual facts? Through services like Stock Advisor they literally post every single pick. It's not a scam. It's not difficult to fact check. You can go back and read the articles of them recommending Netflix, Shopify, Amazon, etc. long before they were household names. My guess here is that you've never used a service and are simply jealous of other people's success.
@@gregfarris8702 At the time i posted, their funds were under-performing the SP500. Try to think for yourself.
Do not waste your money with Motley Fool. I lost money with Motley Fool.
I had two services the Stock Advisor and Options.
Over what length of time?
Mentioning Tesla in January 2014...
Motley fool= joke. Like a wise dogefather once said, fate loves irony🙂
he's wearing an iwatch...something to invest in
Again, he is right! Holding is the most difficult thing. I bought Tesla at $34 and sold it a month later for $47. Idiot!!
been there
brrooooooooooooo you sold at 47??????? Tesla was up to $950 amonth ago....... dammmmn
Wow.. Tesla at 34... And it's now 600...lol
The saying “you don’t go broke taking a profit” is completely wrong IMO. You exit a potential multi bagger at 30% up and put your money where? It’s the big wins that make up for poor investments.
Don't you mean "montley crew" Not "montley fool" ??
+AweMire motley crew then, change the name please
NO...MOTELY FOOL FOR INVESTORS
blablabla no single valuable info coming from this video. waste of time watching it. this guy is not a giver
Only for the rich the poor cant afford it
Classic American salesman who would never, ever consider giving a sucker an even break. One of the great universal truths....never, ever trust an American.....ever.
You may not like him, and that is OK, but to say never trust Americans is silly. I know for a fact that my father bought $250 of Amazon shares in 1997 when he worked for an American company, he forgot about his account, and he activated his account again in December 2016 and we were all shocked when his portfolio was worth $107,831, he sold his shares and had 100k that he never thought he had.
Screw you pal
Lol Americans aren’t THAT bad