As a world-renowned investment expert, Warren Buffett's investment philosophy and strategy have been used by many investors for reference. He has not only made great achievements in China, but also has his own unique views and predictions on China's economic and social development. He has a good ability in the US financial crisis, China's economic rise, the Internet bubble, etc., and has shown extraordinary vision.
So, what does Buffett think will happen in the future? How could he have such an idea? Let's start with his economic situation in Japan, the United States, and China, and learn about his insights on investment and his views on the future.
1. Warren Buffett: Japan and the United States are still strong, and China's prospects are optimistic Buffett commented on the economic situation in Japan, the United States and China, and conducted an exclusive interview with the Japanese Financial News. He said that Japan's long-term investment in Japan is based on long-term self-confidence, because he believes that Japan's economy and society are highly resilient and stable, and companies such as business groups have excellent management teams, and they are also optimistic about the future.
At the same time, he said that he is also full of confidence in the U.S. economy, believing that the U.S. has unparalleled creativity and vitality, and that U.S. and ** banks are actively facing the difficulties caused by the new coronavirus and the economic crisis.
When talking about China, Buffett did not respond positively to whether China can surpass Japan or the United States to become the world's largest economy, but he also did not deny that China has strong economic power and development potential. He said that China is a very important country, and its rapid economic development is breathtaking. China is at the forefront of the world in biotechnology, artificial intelligence, 5G and other aspects, and the successful application of its achievements will surely lead to the vigorous development of related industries and the economic take-off of the whole country. He feels that China's future is very good, and the Chinese are also very diligent and wise.
From Warren Buffett's speech, we can hear that he admires China's development, but he does not exaggerate China's strength or ignore the challenges facing China.
In recent years, China has made remarkable achievements in economic development, but at the same time, there are also many factors such as structural adjustment and transformation, international and domestic environment, and there are also many uncertain factors. Whether China can maintain long-term and high-quality development depends not only on China's own political choices and institutional reforms, but also on China's interaction and cooperation with the international community.
So Warren Buffett does not make exact predictions about China's future, but instead takes a cautious and enlightened approach.
2. Warren Buffett's "value" and "strategy" Buffett advocates "value-oriented". He believes that a person's level of intelligence has nothing to do with a person's level of intelligence, but rather with his perception of the business. Warren Buffett's philosophy can be summarized as follows.
The purchased stake should be cheaper than its actual value. Warren Buffett once said, "You make as much money as you spend." He believes that investors should look for a share price that is lower than its actual value, i.e., a "bargain."
In this way, investors can get a relatively safe space in the event of turbulence or mistakes. At the same time, if the stock price can truly reflect the actual stock price, it will make investors have better profit opportunities.
Think of shares as part of a company. Warren Buffett once said"If you have a share, you have a share in the company. "He advocated that investors should have a way of management, not a master, and should study the company's fundamentals.
Don't blindly follow the hot stocks, and don't follow the hype.
Treat ** as a friend rather than an enemy. Warren Buffett says that the market is an emotional person, and he tells you again and again once a day that you have the right to decide whether to buy or not. You don't have to worry about his feelings, just catch his mistakes. ”
He believes that it is not always justified and that in some cases, investors may be too optimistic or too pessimistic to deviate the stock price from its true value. At this time, investors can take this opportunity to buy at a low price and sell to make a profit.
ConclusionWarren Buffett has formed his own investment philosophy and strategy after decades of investment experience, which is also the key to his huge wealth. His ideas, these strategies, are not limited to **, but in other aspects, in life, can play a role.
Warren Buffett's ** is an inference based on facts and logic, and all of this depends on us to test, practice, innovate, and transform.