That part at about 15 minutes in where Mohnish is talking about the compounding, should be made into a short. That hits home when he talks about an 18-year-old saving a thousand, that will compound into a million by the time the 18-year-old turns 70. Priceless.
Monish, I would like to say congrats to your Alpha and Consol investment. I copied you and have a 48% and a 36% return so far. Within a few weeks… Shameless cloning is really cool 😎 😅😊👍 Thanks and greets from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Monish, I have been a follower for a long time. We know India is going to be the next economic powerhouse . Can you suggest where I can track quality Indian companies with strong fundamentals? Thanks.
According to BARD: If you invested 1000 pounds into the FTSE 100 30 years ago, your total value today would be approximately £10,000. This is based on an average annual return of 5.4% for the FTSE 100 over the past 30 years. The purchasing power equivalent of 1000 GBP in today's money is approximately £6,500. This is based on the UK's inflation rate of 3.5% per year over the past 30 years. This means that, while 1000 GBP could buy more goods and services 30 years ago, it can only buy the same amount of goods and services today as 6500 GBP. Honestly, i like mohnish and his foundation is totally wonderful, but you have tell the whole story when long term investing. Best, Jason
I dont know what was going in Meb Faber's mind but I see he has some indifference and most of questions are like investigating and judging rather than interviewing and his questions turned this conversation from gaining knowldge to getting answers
Mohnish your Return on Social Invested Capital is overstated. You do pay 2k USD to get them to uni, where they get another 75k subsidy, but you're forgetting the fact that the other people who would get into the uni lose their chance. It's kind of a zero sum game unless dakshana actually gives value by itself (not just to get a good score on a test).
Mohnish gives Education to poor people who don't have any opportunity for studying The other people who would not get iit have more opportunities for Education and will be mostly going to some other university
@@eshanpagariya3790 You're right. We would need to adjust the Social Invested Capital for the loss of better uni opportunity for those who lose their chance cuz of Mohnish's students.
my life is simple, mohnish upload new video, i watch it 🎉😊
I watch most of Pabrais interviews. This one is one of the better ones.
That part at about 15 minutes in where Mohnish is talking about the compounding, should be made into a short. That hits home when he talks about an 18-year-old saving a thousand, that will compound into a million by the time the 18-year-old turns 70. Priceless.
Whenever i listen to him, i get little more better perspective. Thanks Mohnish and thanks TH-cam.
Monish, I would like to say congrats to your Alpha and Consol investment. I copied you and have a 48% and a 36% return so far. Within a few weeks… Shameless cloning is really cool 😎 😅😊👍 Thanks and greets from Switzerland 🇨🇭
what are these 2? cant find any firms with these names, TQ
Monish, I have been a follower for a long time. We know India is going to be the next economic powerhouse . Can you suggest where I can track quality Indian companies with strong fundamentals? Thanks.
Great job by Meb to bring out the best of Mohnish … great interview 🙏
Thank you for this
Sir, you are among the world's greatest Investors. Sir why don't you bring some sort of PMS or fund for Indian's in India.❤❤
Thank you for sharing Mohnish 😊
Brilliant explanation. Just the thumbnail alone is good.
According to BARD:
If you invested 1000 pounds into the FTSE 100 30 years ago, your total value today would be approximately £10,000.
This is based on an average annual return of 5.4% for the FTSE 100 over the past 30 years.
The purchasing power equivalent of 1000 GBP in today's money is approximately £6,500. This is based on the UK's inflation rate of 3.5% per year over the past 30 years.
This means that, while 1000 GBP could buy more goods and services 30 years ago, it can only buy the same amount of goods and services today as 6500 GBP.
Honestly, i like mohnish and his foundation is totally wonderful, but you have tell the whole story when long term investing.
Best, Jason
Circles the wagons, dont sell the good businesses and so forth. But actions are vastly different than what he says.
Thank you Mr Mohnish.
I dont know what was going in Meb Faber's mind but I see he has some indifference and most of questions are like investigating and judging rather than interviewing and his questions turned this conversation from gaining knowldge to getting answers
🤝thank you Mohnish
Mohnish your Return on Social Invested Capital is overstated. You do pay 2k USD to get them to uni, where they get another 75k subsidy, but you're forgetting the fact that the other people who would get into the uni lose their chance. It's kind of a zero sum game unless dakshana actually gives value by itself (not just to get a good score on a test).
Mohnish gives Education to poor people who don't have any opportunity for studying
The other people who would not get iit have more opportunities for Education and will be mostly going to some other university
@@eshanpagariya3790 You're right. We would need to adjust the Social Invested Capital for the loss of better uni opportunity for those who lose their chance cuz of Mohnish's students.
He’s a genius
AEFES?