Windsor is a world-class company, run by John Neff for 24 years, and its return is only 14%, and Warren Buffett's annual income is only about 20%. So those who boast high yields, one hundred and two percent are **!
China has passed the age of entrepreneurship and real estate investment, the next era must be the combination of industry and finance, the first era of investment is coming, get ready. There are many ** books on the market, but there are no more than a dozen that are really useful. There will always be one of the following methods that works for you.
The first is the Costolani model: Andrei Costolani, a citizen of the world, is the Warren Buffett and Godfather of Europe, the author of a million-dollar bestseller in global financial investment, a witness of the 20th century, and a person who has always been favored by God. At the age of 35, Kostolani earned enough money to retire, but his energy made him reluctant to retire and pursue a second career, becoming a columnist for financial magazines and contributing to the German economic review magazine Capital for 25 years. At the same time, he also wrote books for publication. He published 13 international bestsellers during his lifetime. On September 14, 1999, at the age of 93, André Costolani died in Paris.
He summed up an investment approach: Kostorani's eggs. This is all the best suitable methods, its simplicity and easy to understand, the test is two words: people's hearts!It is when the people around you are losing money and don't talk about it, those companies that are related to the national economy and people's livelihood are **;People around are talking about **, even the aunt is selling when she becomes a stock god!The rest of the time, buy short-term Treasuries and you'll be able to beat the market. When you finish watching "Confessions of a Speculator", you will understand how ** works.
The second: the Peter Lynch mode. If you think the above is too simple, you can't be idle, and you want to get higher returns, then Peter Lynch is your best teacher. Lynch is known as a hard-working rabbit, and you will know the method of this one when you hear the name, which is to constantly inspect the company. See if these companies are worth the money, and then compare the statements, as long as it is not a ** company, don't have too many debts, sufficient cash flow, business expansion or undervalued assets, you just buy, buy, buy!Lynch's portfolio is in the hundreds, and he examines hundreds of companies a year. The average holding time is about three years. After reading a copy of "Defeating Wall Street", you will be able to have the level of a ** manager!
The third is the Warren Buffett model. Warren Buffett's method is very difficult, in order to understand Lao Ba's teacher Graham's "**Investment", I took a bachelor's degree in finance plus an accounting certificate to figure it out;And that's just the cigarette picking up part of value investing;If you really don't have the energy, at least read "The Smart Investor";If you want to do better, you must read Fisher's book "How to Choose Growth Stocks". The rest depends on your vision, choose several industry tracks and a few good companies, reliable management, technology and brand, in the business expansion period, long-term holding will have a surprise return.
The fourth is the Livermore model. This is a genius investment method--- technical analysis, which is a way to determine future trends. From the initial breakthrough of following the trend, to the development of buying and selling according to the news, and then what is the leading strategy, the board strategy, the simple method can not be simpler. But there are few that have really succeeded. With this method, it is best for you to play with the mentality of playing mahjong and try a few hands. Think about Livermore's end, you must not do the next one!
There is also the Da Leo model. Bridgewater**'s founders, Dalio and Paul Tudor Jones, are outstanding representatives, and this model requires a strong team and requires you to have a deep understanding of politics, economics, and finance, which is difficult for the average investor. Of course, Dalio's Principles and Jones's interview are both wonderful.