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  • On July 26th, 2018, Mark Zuckerberg lost 15 billion dollars in a single day.

    2018年7月26日,馬克-扎克伯格單日損失150億美元。

  • And that's mainly because facebooks stock price dropped from 209 to 174 causing the

    而這主要是因為facebooks的股價從209跌到174造成的。

  • company to lose 120 billion dollars overnight.

    公司一夜之間虧損1200億。

  • Just to comprehend that number, That's more than what some of the biggest US companies

    只是為了理解這個數字,這比一些最大的美國公司的收入還要多。

  • worth such as Starbucks.

    值,如星巴克。

  • In fact, that's even more than the entire GDP of the largest country in Europe, Ukraine.

    事實上,這甚至比歐洲最大國家烏克蘭的整個GDP還要多。

  • However, that wasn't a big a deal for Mark, since he didn't even leave Forbes top 10 billionaires

    不過,這對馬克來說並不是什麼大問題,因為他連福布斯十大富豪都沒有離開過

  • list.

    列表:

  • But you are not Mark and you can't afford to lose that much and never worry because

    但你不是馬克,你輸不起那麼多,也不會擔心,因為...

  • you don't have that kind of money.

    你沒有那麼多錢。

  • In fact, if you even lose a thousand bucks, you probably will have a nightmare.

    其實,如果你連一千塊錢都輸了,你可能會做一個噩夢。

  • So here are the 3 types of companies, that you should never invest in because you are

    是以,這裡有3種類型的公司,你永遠不應該投資,因為你是。

  • almost guaranteed to lose money.

    幾乎保證虧損。

  • such as when startups decide that its time to gain the fruits of their hard work so they

    例如,當初創企業決定是時候獲得他們辛勤工作的成果,所以他們

  • go public and sell and a big chunk of their company to the world.

    上市,並將其公司的一大塊賣給世界。

  • This is the moment you have been waiting since the beginning, finally, you can fly private

    這是你自始至終都在等待的時刻,終於,你可以乘坐私人飛機了。

  • and enjoy the billionaire's life.

    並享受億萬富翁的生活。

  • But that won't happen unless you give this video a thumbs up.

    但這不會發生,除非你對這個視頻豎起大拇指。

  • sounds like an exaggeration As an owner of the company, you understand

    聽起來很誇張 作為一個公司的老闆,你明白嗎?

  • that the bigger the hype around your company, the bigger is going to be the demand for your

    你的公司炒作的越大,對你的需求就越大。

  • stocks, therefore, the more money you are going to raise.

    股票,是以,你要籌集的資金越多。

  • That's why most companies stock price decline after a day or two of going public since that

    這也是為什麼大多數公司在上市一兩天後股價下跌的原因,因為這

  • hype vanishes and people get real about what this company can accomplish.

    炒作消失,人們開始真正瞭解這家公司的成就。

  • Circle with hands

    用手圈起來

  • Facebook went public at 38 per share, however, within the next 2 month, the stock price only

    臉書以每股38元的價格上市,然而,在接下來的2個月內,股價只

  • kept declining to 20 dollars before it took off again.

    不斷下降到20元,才又有了起色。

  • Or take a recent example of LYFT who went public at 78 dollars but then within the next

    或者拿最近的例子來說,LYFT以78美元的價格上市,但在接下來的時間裡,他的股票價格就會下降。

  • 2 month it dropped to 51 dollars.

    2個月跌到51元。

  • That's why Warren Buffet never invests in IPOs.

    這就是為什麼巴菲特從不投資IPO的原因。

  • And neither should you if you don't want to lose money.

    如果你不想賠錢,也不應該這樣。

  • Wait till the hype disappears and then make up your mind.

    等到炒作消失,再下定決心。

  • The stock market is as much as unpredictable as it's predictable.

    股市是不可預測的,也是可以預測的。

  • it sounds a bit controversial but if you take a look at the market over a long period, you

    這聽起來有點爭議,但如果你看看市場在很長一段時間內,你的

  • will realize that it follows certain patterns.

    會意識到,它遵循一定的規律。

  • For instance, a dramatic rise is almost always is followed by an even more dramatic fall.

    例如,戲劇性的上漲幾乎總是伴隨著更戲劇性的下跌。

  • Graph It doesn't only happen to individual stocks

    圖 並非只發生在個股上

  • but to the markets in general.

    但對廣大市場。

  • Because a high demand keeps driving the price up to where the company gets overvalued but

    因為高需求不斷地推動價格上升到公司被高估的地方,但。

  • sooner or later, the bubble bursts and the price gets back to what it truly worth if

    遲早有一天,保麗龍破滅,價格會回到它真正的價值,如果

  • not below that because of a snowball effect.

    不低於,因為雪球效應。

  • When Petro Chinas share was dramatically increasing.

    當奇納石油的份額在急劇增加。

  • Warren Buffet, instantly sold off all his shares and didn't wait till it reaches its

    巴菲特,瞬間賣掉了所有的股票,沒有等到它達到其

  • peak although he could have made much more since he knows it's going to crash at any

    峰,雖然他可以賺得更多,因為他知道隨時會崩盤。

  • moment, and it's not going to be fun.

    瞬間,就不好玩了。

  • And that's exactly what happened.

    而這正是發生了什麼。

  • Just remember what happened to bitcoin.

    只要記住比特幣的遭遇就可以了。

  • After reaching its peak, within a few weeks, it lost half of its value.

    在達到頂峰後,在幾周內,它就失去了一半的價值。

  • The lesson is, whenever the price is skyrocketing, it's a bad time to invest.

    教訓是,只要價格暴漲,就不是投資的好時機。

  • In fact, when it happens to the market in general, we get a financial crisis like in

    事實上,當它發生在一般市場上時,我們會得到一個像在金融危機。

  • 2008 as it happened to home prices.

    2008年,因為它發生在房價上。

  • you see I am a big fan of Tesla and Elon Musk In general.

    你看,我是特斯拉和埃隆-馬斯克的忠實粉絲。

  • I love the idea, I love the goal behind it, the product just looks awesome.

    我喜歡這個想法,我喜歡它背後的目標,產品看起來就很不錯。

  • And I want to invest in it to be part of it, but from a purely investing perspective, tesla

    而我想投資它成為其中的一員,但從純粹的投資角度來看,特斯拉

  • hasn't been the best investment out there.

    一直不是最好的投資。

  • Because Musk is a genius when it comes to generating hype around his companies and it

    因為馬斯克在為自己的公司製造炒作方面是個天才,它

  • gets me and many others excited about what tesla could possibly accomplish.

    讓我和許多人對特斯拉可能取得的成就感到興奮。

  • But in practice, things get delayed, deadlines are postponed and unexpected problems start

    但在實際工作中,事情會被拖延,期限會被延後,意想不到的問題也開始了

  • pomping out which is absolutely normal.

    蓬頭垢面這是絕對正常的。

  • Which is why the hype disappears and investors lower their expectations so the price naturally

    這也是為什麼炒作消失,投資者降低預期,價格自然就會

  • falls back, and if you have been one of those people invested

    落後,如果你一直是這些人中的一個投資

  • in that hype. you have clearly lost a buck.

    炒作中,你顯然已經失去了一塊錢。

  • So don't let your emotions ruin your reason because your main objective is to make money

    所以不要因為你的主要目的是賺錢,而讓你的情緒毀了你的理性

  • and everything else is secondary.

    而其他都是次要的。

On July 26th, 2018, Mark Zuckerberg lost 15 billion dollars in a single day.

2018年7月26日,馬克-扎克伯格單日損失150億美元。

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