How do celebrities buy funds
How do celebrities buy funds? Today, Xiaobian will take you to know.
george soros: There is nothing to blame for taking risks, but at the same time, remember never to put all your eggs in one basket!
Soros is a "financial crocodile" whose style is quite different from Buffett's. Since the establishment of the "Quantum Fund" in 1969, he has made incredible achievements, with an average annual comprehensive growth rate of 35%, which makes his peers on Wall Street lag behind. In the Asian financial crisis, his important role as a promoter made him famous all over the world.
There is no doubt that Soros is an investor who dares to take risks, otherwise he would not choose to win the Asian financial crisis by playing games with the government. He has always believed that once the market situation is accurately judged, it should be aggressively entered. Nevertheless, Soros has to warn us that even if we have to take risks, we have to leave room for ourselves. For ordinary investors like us, it can be understood that at least when we buy funds, we use spare money, and temporary losses will not affect our livelihood.
Warren Buffett: The risk is that you don't know what you are doing!
He conquered the whole world by insisting on the achievements of long-term value investment, and Buffett is an example that almost all investors must look up to. Classic successful investment cases, such as Coca-Cola and Berkshire, are all branded with Buffett, because he adhered to the principle of "selection" all his life and created a miracle in the history of investment with an annual investment income of 23.5%.
Buffett has another expression of the same meaning: "For most investors, what matters is not how much they know, but how much they realize what they don't know." In his view, the loss of wealth is more worthy of our attention than making money, and it is even more worthy of our attention to know our risk preference, ability to bear risks, and risk status in the investment field.
Although no one can match him in wealth growth, Buffett will tell you categorically that you must abide by three investment rules: first, try to avoid risks and keep the principal; Second, try to avoid risks and keep the principal; Third, firmly remember the first and second articles.
Buffett has another famous saying worth remembering, "It's your fault not to buy index funds". He wrote in Berkshire's 24 annual report: "Low-cost index funds may be the most profitable tool for investors in the past 35 years, but most investors have experienced a psychological journey from the peak to the bottom, because they have not chosen index funds that are both labor-saving and money-saving, and their investment performance is either very ordinary or very bad." In foreign countries, the development history of mutual funds has indeed proved that it is very difficult for ordinary funds to beat the index, which is the strength of index funds.
From the bull market of A shares since last year, the performance of index funds has proved everything to us.
Bernice Cohen: Always abide by the rules of your own investment plan, which will strengthen good self-control!
Cohen is the most famous individual investor in Britain at present. Since 199, she has used her own "stock market quick profit method" to make her wealth grow steadily and continuously year after year, and her investment income far exceeds that of others and fund experts.
Cohen was just a newcomer to the stock market in 199, not to mention having any training and experience in stock market investment. This is undoubtedly very exciting news for ordinary investors like us, at least the example is not too far away. But the key question is whether we can learn from her implementation of the plan, which is the key element of the success or failure of the investment. At least we can't strengthen our belief in long-term investment when the stock market rises, and once there is a correction, we will immediately start to lighten up our positions and become speculators.
I believe that through the above study, you must know something about this knowledge point. I hope you can learn more about this knowledge, so that you can summarize it in the market like a duck to water.
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