Fantastic video, forwarded it. I honestly think you have one of the best investment channels on youtube. No hype, no shortsightedness, pure valuable lesson.
For me, the most impressive number in this presentation is the 0.8x during the financial crisis. Not getting destroyed during bear markets has been the most difficult thing for me!
Hvala gospodine Carlin na ovom izvrsnom videu. Potrebna je velika količina poniznosti da bi se pogledalo u ogledalo i analiziralo razloge za performanse. Želim vam puno sreće u sljedećih 20 godina ulaganja i uvijek odlične prinose. Pozdrav iz Houston-a
Thank you very much for this video. I am dividend investor but getting more and more interested on value investing. And your channel is really helping me a lot. Thanx 👏👍
And outstanding video on how to take FULL advantage of" stock market crashes "and not be part of the herd running in fear but instead obtaining massive returns from a stock watch list of fundamentally strong stocks which can also withstand any recession and not Go bankrupt… great job ...Marc ..NEW York
I always want to type an entire paragraph about all the other subjects, things I learned and got out of the videos. But always have to delete all the things I wrote out, because I am giving myself a headache in trying to explain it. I think Nassim Taleb, Kahnemann are the two who did great in describing the complexity of the subject. Taleb in a way that the unknown does not exist and with the paradox that you do need to be prepaired for it. Kahnemann on how irrational we humans are and that only a trained person can do good on the market, because the trained can be objective and "boring". If anyone finds time to read more about this topic, also read work from Morgan Housel - psychology of money and or Mark Spitznagel - the doa of capital. Sven you teached me a lot about investing, great work!
Can you please do more about how to know when to sell? Or how to recognize "value traps?" I hate that term but i think in the information age there really is this idea that companies that get cheap are cheap for a reason and how do you know if you bought it under mistaken pretenses. I think your followers would super love this content. Thanks!
About the whole ZIM thing... It is easy to say "You missed big" in hindsight but it takes discipline to not have FOMO when you understood the risks and rewards! Also do you road bike Sven? I keep seeing bike art in the background!
97% of all people will never understand 99% of what Sven is talking about. As the comment about ZIM stock shows. That's not that bad, since more value for those who get it. Thanks for great video again!
looking back on the last few years, parts of it were ugly...feel like I missed out on opportunity.... but I reinvested all the dividends I made in that time, improving my general condition, so I did what I could do.
Thank you for the video. I agree with most of your points except the part 15 minutes onwards when you emphasized looking for investments that have "no risk". That's usually the speech of people who are trying to sell. I am not saying you are one of those marketers, but I personally believe there is ALWAYS risk. The key is to buy an investment where the knowable risks are priced in. Howard Marks' memos have served as good reminders for me when it comes to risks.
Hi Sven, as Warren mentioned investing in small caps. Can you please made a video about investing in small companies and is the strategy and red flags? Thanks!
You started right when I was born and I started in 2024. What types of companies exist, which would be the best ones to learn about to create a circle of competence?
"Everyone else will be getting rich faster" - they will appear to be, because out of the 10 gamblers that started a year ago, only the 3 that got very lucky will be visible and showing off their "amazing skills". And after another year 2 of those will have gotten humbled, etc.
Hey Sven, nice video, as always! Just out of curiosity: what was the trigger for the 2005 surge in Zagreb Stock Exchang? This move reminds me of the Greek stock market in 1999, some years before the adoption of Euro. Back then, a big chunck of the population was invested and as one might guess, this didn't end well.
@@Value-Investing I seriously consider your suggestion What confuses me is his wife’s inheritance instructions of investing in s&p500 Different times maybe? Also, can you let us know your thoughts about dividend growth investing (investing in dividend champions etc) Thanks so much for your work 🙏🏻
@@Value-Investing *indeed a great country with an awful federal government, but which Canadian companies have the best value that Buffett might like that is the question*
Sven hvala za tale video. Želim si, da bi imel denar leta 2009, ampak sem bil samo reven študent. Danes ko pa imam denar so pa vse delnice močno precenjene, biti v denarju pa si ne upam. Lepe pozdrave is Slovenije
Investing is when you stop thinking about the stock market in terms of buying and selling things that go up and down. Investing is becoming a fractional owner of a business. The market is just a means to an end. As Buffet has said, once he had fully owned See's Candies the companies stock price didn't even exist, and he couldn't have cared less what other people valued his stocks at. He cared about selling candy.
Hi Sven, have you ever considered to do videos in Croatian league? I guess a lot of people from this region would benefit a lot from your videos in Croatian. My impression is that the majotity is still stuck in socialistic mindset. Pozdrav
"No one can beat the market all the time" at least not all the time, is a false statement? I read the outperforming stocks don't follow a Gauss curve: 39% of stocks lost money over that 24-year period. 19% of stocks lost more than 75% of their value. 64% of stocks underperformed the index (got beat by the market) 36% of stocks outperformed the index (beat the market) 18% of stocks outperformed the index by 100% or more 6% of stocks outperformed the index by 500% or more You are able to beat the market consistently because besides value investing rules, you don't have to move billions like fundmanagers?
Commission free trades definitely have an effect on my investment strategy. I definitely invest longer term (I almost forget about the Brk.b shares I own) if commissions are involved. My commission free accounts are definitely more active trading & I have to convince myself to not sell for the next stock rumour. 🥈 Great video to start the weekend! Thank-you. 🇨🇦
Your trades are never truly comission free. As far as I understand, most platforms that do not charge comissions (like Robinhood) sell access to their trades to brokers so that the brokers can buy then sell to you at a slightly higher price. That's the hidden comission that you lose on every trade. Either way, better to just always imagine a big cost to buying a stock. Warren Buffet has famously said that people would be way better off as investors if they invested as if they only had ten investments they were allowed to do in their lifetime. Once you play as if every trade costs you one of ten lifetime tickets, you will spend way more time and care on each business.
@@theWebWizrd .. in the mid-1990’s, I had to phone (office phone) our trading floor (two floors above me 🇨🇦) and verbally order stock for an employee discount commission that probably cost $45 CDN to buy 200 shares of a company name I can’t even recall. I now typically bid on investments (not market price). If the Canadian commission free brokerage makes money, I am quite happy with that arrangement. I’ve held only Brk.b longterm; some days I am tempted to only hold two investments (🇺🇸: Brk.b & 🇨🇦: FFH or FRFHF). I have a few shares of about 20 stocks that I use to track investment opportunities; but, really only invest heavily in 7 stocks. I still have 3 tickets to punch; but, they will have to be quite an opportunity for me to invest. Mr. Buffett .. I’ve been a fan since late 1990’s .. I can’t say anything that hasn’t been said before. This channel does remind us to watch Mr. Buffett’s actions; not his words.
Fantastic video, forwarded it. I honestly think you have one of the best investment channels on youtube. No hype, no shortsightedness, pure valuable lesson.
Wow, thanks!
Agreed
He does.
For me, the most impressive number in this presentation is the 0.8x during the financial crisis. Not getting destroyed during bear markets has been the most difficult thing for me!
:-) And I played with little money!
Sven, I so appreciate how responsive you are to your viewers. Thank you so much for another amazing video ❤
My pleasure!
Awesome video Sven, thanks for the quality content. In a decade of watching you tube I've only liked 176 videos, this one is number 177
Wow, thanks!
How do you know how many videos you have liked? Is there a way to see them?
Hvala gospodine Carlin na ovom izvrsnom videu. Potrebna je velika količina poniznosti da bi se pogledalo u ogledalo i analiziralo razloge za performanse.
Želim vam puno sreće u sljedećih 20 godina ulaganja i uvijek odlične prinose.
Pozdrav iz Houston-a
hvala!!! Pozdrav u Houston!
Whenever someone asks me about stocks and investing I send theem that buffet interview. His wisdom his absolutely incredibile
apc9714
He really is incredible
absolutely!
It really is.
When anyone asks about psychology in investing you need to go and see “psychology of human misjudgment” a super valuable speech by Charlie munger
Thank you very much for this video. I am dividend investor but getting more and more interested on value investing. And your channel is really helping me a lot. Thanx 👏👍
And outstanding video on how to take FULL advantage of" stock market crashes "and not be part of the herd running in fear but instead obtaining massive returns from a stock watch list of fundamentally strong stocks which can also withstand any recession and not Go bankrupt… great job ...Marc ..NEW York
Thanks Marc
You have shared so much wisdom over the years. Thankful for you.
thanks!
I always want to type an entire paragraph about all the other subjects, things I learned and got out of the videos. But always have to delete all the things I wrote out, because I am giving myself a headache in trying to explain it. I think Nassim Taleb, Kahnemann are the two who did great in describing the complexity of the subject. Taleb in a way that the unknown does not exist and with the paradox that you do need to be prepaired for it. Kahnemann on how irrational we humans are and that only a trained person can do good on the market, because the trained can be objective and "boring".
If anyone finds time to read more about this topic, also read work from Morgan Housel - psychology of money and or Mark Spitznagel - the doa of capital. Sven you teached me a lot about investing, great work!
thanks for sharing, and for the long comment :-)))
Super up bro.. all the best!! my money grows regardless of what happens in the market..
Great 👍
That results are impressing! Thanks for sharing with us
Thank you! Cheers!
This is your best video in recent years.
glad to hear that!!!
@@Value-Investing Don't listen to him. Other videos are also good, it's hard to pick the best one.
Great video as always Sven. The mention of ZIM sent a shiver down my spine! I learnt my lesson the hard way on that one
:-)
you are the real MVP
thanks!
Can you please do more about how to know when to sell? Or how to recognize "value traps?" I hate that term but i think in the information age there really is this idea that companies that get cheap are cheap for a reason and how do you know if you bought it under mistaken pretenses.
I think your followers would super love this content.
Thanks!
good suggestiong!
Great video Profeessor !
Congratulations, Sven 👏
Thanks! 😃
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing your lessons!
My pleasure!
About the whole ZIM thing... It is easy to say "You missed big" in hindsight but it takes discipline to not have FOMO when you understood the risks and rewards! Also do you road bike Sven? I keep seeing bike art in the background!
Just a little bit to keep me in shape, I do spearfishing.
97% of all people will never understand 99% of what Sven is talking about. As the comment about ZIM stock shows. That's not that bad, since more value for those who get it. Thanks for great video again!
not even Sven :D
looking back on the last few years, parts of it were ugly...feel like I missed out on opportunity.... but I reinvested all the dividends I made in that time, improving my general condition, so I did what I could do.
thanks for sharing, that is how we can do it
Good video, Thanks! It was very informative and interesting.
Glad you enjoyed it!
My gratitude to you show us thank you 🎉 i Watch most videos 📹xxxx
Wow, thank you
Thanks for sharing your lessons, as always 🙏
:-)
It is good to be reminded about these from time to time. Hvala Sven.
Btw. Which forum was that? Poslovni?
mojnovac
Lesson I learned was never follow TH-camr’s investments. They’ll make you poor in the long run. Learn how to invest yourself or just buy index funds.
thanks for sharing!
Good video, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for the video. I agree with most of your points except the part 15 minutes onwards when you emphasized looking for investments that have "no risk". That's usually the speech of people who are trying to sell. I am not saying you are one of those marketers, but I personally believe there is ALWAYS risk. The key is to buy an investment where the knowable risks are priced in. Howard Marks' memos have served as good reminders for me when it comes to risks.
we are trying to minimize risk, or to say it in a different way - if things go wrong, we still do ok...
@@Value-Investing Thank you for clarifying - I agree with you 100%
Hi Sven, as Warren mentioned investing in small caps. Can you please made a video about investing in small companies and is the strategy and red flags? Thanks!
here is one: th-cam.com/video/-FNezYE560c/w-d-xo.html
@@Value-Investing Thank you Sven!
Thanks Sven
:-)
You started right when I was born and I started in 2024.
What types of companies exist, which would be the best ones to learn about to create a circle of competence?
the ones that you have a feeling for, it also depends on the person (local, industry etc..)
Outstanding videos! Can you please make a video reviewing Bristol Mayers Squibb
thanks for suggesting!
Can you do a video on pinduoduo, you are the only value investor I trust ! I think we can make more money with PDD!!!
thanks for suggesting
Your result before 2017 was almost perfect. After that X2 with more knowledge and experience was bad.
Great video. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
Great video!
Thanks!
Sven, many of my friends are dedicated index investors. Can you show your returns compared to a global index? Thanks!
Warren would be proud! :)
:-))
"Everyone else will be getting rich faster" - they will appear to be, because out of the 10 gamblers that started a year ago, only the 3 that got very lucky will be visible and showing off their "amazing skills". And after another year 2 of those will have gotten humbled, etc.
that is how it goes, I still remember the marijuana stocks in 2018....where are they now
Great explanation. Do you think $ULTA $LULU $INTL or $DIS could be value selections in todays market?
value is when a good to great business, that has long-term earnings potential, is trading at a low valuation due to CURRENT issues, not structural
good show.
thanks!
Thank you ❣️
Any time!
What if you was invested in NDX trough this years?
3x since 2000, 15 since 2002, ok, but hard to nail...
Hey Sven, nice video, as always! Just out of curiosity: what was the trigger for the 2005 surge in Zagreb Stock Exchang? This move reminds me of the Greek stock market in 1999, some years before the adoption of Euro. Back then, a big chunck of the population was invested and as one might guess, this didn't end well.
many European funds started investing, alongside domestic money, low volume pushed prices higher - Norwegian pension fund was buying like crazy
Sven do you have your own fund that can be bought on the open market?
no, I like to be independent!
thanks sven.
can you do a video about etf?
how to compound if you are not knowledgeable enough
Berkshire - that is all you need to know!
@@Value-Investing I seriously consider your suggestion
What confuses me is his wife’s inheritance instructions of investing in s&p500
Different times maybe?
Also, can you let us know your thoughts about dividend growth investing (investing in dividend champions etc)
Thanks so much for your work 🙏🏻
great video
Thanks!
You should analyze KNSL
thanks for suggesting!
*what does Warren Buffet like in Canada, he said something about liking something in Canada at the last share holder meeting* ????
one of the good countries
@@Value-Investing *indeed a great country with an awful federal government, but which Canadian companies have the best value that Buffett might like that is the question*
I will sleep well tonight - great advice from Dr Sven & Uncle Warren 😅
😴
Planting fruit trees will teach you everything you need to know about investing
Nut trees will teach you even better haha
:-)))
Sven hvala za tale video. Želim si, da bi imel denar leta 2009, ampak sem bil samo reven študent. Danes ko pa imam denar so pa vse delnice močno precenjene, biti v denarju pa si ne upam.
Lepe pozdrave is Slovenije
jaz sam tudi bil student :-)))
Investing is when you stop thinking about the stock market in terms of buying and selling things that go up and down. Investing is becoming a fractional owner of a business. The market is just a means to an end. As Buffet has said, once he had fully owned See's Candies the companies stock price didn't even exist, and he couldn't have cared less what other people valued his stocks at. He cared about selling candy.
that is about it!
Show us your portfolio
you have it on my platform
Sven, how about Charter Communications?
Hedgefonds Managers seem to like it at this price.
🥉
Isnt it just because you managed to invest in the greatest bull market in history where more or less everything went up in value?
nobody was investing when I was investing, not my fault it went up. Plus, what I owned would had gone up anyways.
Hi Sven, have you ever considered to do videos in Croatian league? I guess a lot of people from this region would benefit a lot from your videos in Croatian. My impression is that the majotity is still stuck in socialistic mindset.
Pozdrav
I don't think the mindset is the right one for me, it is a nation of gamblers....
@@Value-Investing I was thinking, this makes your videos even more important, but I get your point. Gamblers don't watch your videos anyway.
You've been value investing for 22 years? Me too. What is your base currency?
now the EUR
"I LIKE the lac of stimulation"
Absolutely fookin priceless
:-)
"No one can beat the market all the time" at least not all the time, is a false statement? I read the outperforming stocks don't follow a Gauss curve:
39% of stocks lost money over that 24-year period.
19% of stocks lost more than 75% of their value.
64% of stocks underperformed the index (got beat by the market)
36% of stocks outperformed the index (beat the market)
18% of stocks outperformed the index by 100% or more
6% of stocks outperformed the index by 500% or more
You are able to beat the market consistently because besides value investing rules, you don't have to move billions like fundmanagers?
I don't even try to beat the market, I just invest so that I do fine for myself. THat is it!
Commission free trades definitely have an effect on my investment strategy. I definitely invest longer term (I almost forget about the Brk.b shares I own) if commissions are involved.
My commission free accounts are definitely more active trading & I have to convince myself to not sell for the next stock rumour.
🥈
Great video to start the weekend!
Thank-you.
🇨🇦
Your trades are never truly comission free. As far as I understand, most platforms that do not charge comissions (like Robinhood) sell access to their trades to brokers so that the brokers can buy then sell to you at a slightly higher price. That's the hidden comission that you lose on every trade.
Either way, better to just always imagine a big cost to buying a stock. Warren Buffet has famously said that people would be way better off as investors if they invested as if they only had ten investments they were allowed to do in their lifetime. Once you play as if every trade costs you one of ten lifetime tickets, you will spend way more time and care on each business.
@@theWebWizrd .. in the mid-1990’s, I had to phone (office phone) our trading floor (two floors above me 🇨🇦) and verbally order stock for an employee discount commission that probably cost $45 CDN to buy 200 shares of a company name I can’t even recall.
I now typically bid on investments (not market price). If the Canadian commission free brokerage makes money, I am quite happy with that arrangement. I’ve held only Brk.b longterm; some days I am tempted to only hold two investments (🇺🇸: Brk.b & 🇨🇦: FFH or FRFHF). I have a few shares of about 20 stocks that I use to track investment opportunities; but, really only invest heavily in 7 stocks. I still have 3 tickets to punch; but, they will have to be quite an opportunity for me to invest.
Mr. Buffett .. I’ve been a fan since late 1990’s .. I can’t say anything that hasn’t been said before. This channel does remind us to watch Mr. Buffett’s actions; not his words.
🥈
thanks for sharing!
Making videos on TH-cam made you rich
had me at Macron blah blah blah 😂
Also what Powell has for breakfast and how he farts haha
:-)
new clothing, finally!
Amazon without AWS is not the same thing.
thanks for sharing!
omg stop
thanks for commenting