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  • How many years do you need to become a billionaire? Some people did it in 10 years while others

    你需要多少年才能成為億萬富翁?有些人10年就做到了,有些人

  • in 50, it highly depends on the person and the circumstances, but one person outperformed

    在50,它高度依賴於人和環境,但一個人的表現超過了。

  • everyone else. When Facebook was still an idea, Eduardo Saverin decided to invest in

    其他人。當Facebook還是一個想法的時候,愛德華多-薩維林就決定投資。

  • it 15 thousand dollars. He stayed in Facebook for less than a year

    它15000美元。他在Facebook呆了不到一年的時間

  • since he had a terrible relationship with Mark Zuckerberg, but that little investment

    因為他和馬克-扎克伯格的關係很糟糕,但那點投資。

  • and a year in Facebook turned him into a billionaireHis net worth today is over 11.3 billion dollars.

    並在Facebook工作一年就把他變成了億萬富翁。 他如今的淨資產超過113億美元。

  • But not everyone gets such an opportunity. Quite often, people have to build their wealth

    但不是每個人都有這樣的機會。很多時候,人們要靠自己的財富來積累

  • from scratch step by step. However, one of the ways you can reach your financial goals

    從零開始一步步實現。然而,你可以達到你的財務目標的方法之一是

  • faster is by investing. But the problem is that investing isn't easy, its complicated,

    更快的是通過投資。但問題是,投資並不容易,它很複雜。

  • competitive and cruel and if you don't know the rules, you will probably just lose all

    競爭和殘酷,如果你不知道規則,你很可能就會失去所有。

  • of your money that you worked so hard to earn.   So, if you want to be one of the few people

    你辛辛苦苦賺來的錢。 所以,如果你想成為少數人之一

  • who actually make money by investing, master the rules first.

    真正通過投資賺錢的人,先掌握規則。

  • number one - hope is not a strategy

    第一,希望不是一種策略

  • There are three types of companies you should invest in. One, it's a stable company, it

    有三種類型的公司你應該投資。一、它是一家穩定的公司,它

  • has a great product, excellent leadership, and good financial statements. So the company

    擁有優秀的產品、優秀的領導力和良好的財務報表。所以公司

  • would probably keep growing and your investment if you decide to invest in this company.

    如果你決定投資這家公司,很可能會繼續增長,你的投資。

  • Secondly, its a great company, but the stock price is undervalued regardless of the reason.

    其次,它是一家偉大的公司,但無論什麼原因,股價都被低估了。

  • Maybe it received some negative press recently due to some minor issues, but the stock will

    也許它最近因為一些小問題收到了一些負面新聞,但股票將

  • definitely rise back to its true value.   Thirdly, the company isn't making money

    肯定會漲回它的真實價值。 第三,公司不賺錢了

  • now, let's say its a start-up, but it has great potential. It might be a brand new industry,

    現在,讓我們說它是一個創業公司,但它有很大的潛力。它可能是一個全新的行業。

  • or they are developing breakthrough technology, and in the long run, they could be making

    或者他們正在開發突破性的技術,而從長遠來看,他們可能會使。

  • huge profits.

    巨大的利潤。

  • But to invest in such a company, you need to have a deep understanding of that industry

    但要投資這樣的公司,你需要對這個行業有深刻的理解

  • and the business overall. You can't simply choose a company based on how cool its name

    和企業整體。你不能簡單地根據公司名稱的酷炫程度來選擇一個公司

  • sounds and hope that it will grow.  Can you get lucky? Maybe, but that hope

    聲音,希望它能成長。 你能走運嗎?也許吧,但這個希望

  • is not a strategy. So invest only in companies you understand.

    不是一種策略。所以只投資你瞭解的公司。

  • 2. secondly, Time is more valuable than money

    2.其次,時間比金錢更寶貴。

  • The problem with investing is that, if you want to earn a reasonable amount, you have

    投資的問題是,如果你想賺取一個合理的金額,你就必須

  • to invest quite a sum of money. Your thousand dollars will earn you 80 bucks at best annually,

    要投資相當多的錢。你的一千塊錢,每年最多能賺80塊錢。

  • assuming an 8 percent rate of return. But if you invest 1 million dollars, with the

    假設回報率為8%。但如果你投資100萬美金,用。

  • same rate of return, you would be making 80 thousand dollars, which can provide you with

    同樣的回報率,你將會賺到8萬元,這可以為你提供。

  • a good quality of living. But earning that million dollars is the problematic

    一個良好的生活品質。但是,賺取這一百萬美元才是問題所在。

  • part. You can't save all of your paychecks. You have to put food on the table and keep

    部分。你不能把所有的工資都存起來。你必須把食物放在桌子上,並保持

  • a roof over your head.

    一個屋頂在你的頭上。

  • And that's where the magic of compound interest comes into the picture. Even with as little

    而這就是複利的神奇之處。即使只有很少的

  • as a few thousand dollars, you can reach to millions if you take advantage out of time.

    作為幾千元,如果你把握好時間,可以達到上百萬元。

  • Let's say you just graduated from high school and you have saved 2000 dollars from the pocket

    比方說,你剛高中畢業,你從口袋裡存了2000元錢。

  • money you have been given in the last few years. That's a lot of money of course, but

    你在過去幾年中得到的錢。這當然是一筆很大的錢,但是。

  • not that much, you decide to invest it.  You enroll in college and get a part-time

    沒有那麼多,你決定投資它。 你考上了大學,得到了一份兼職

  • job, but you decide to live frugally and invest another 200 bucks every month by saving up

    的工作,但你決定節儉生活,每月再投資200元,通過存錢

  • a bit on unnecessary expenses such as Starbucks coffees.

    在星巴克咖啡等不必要的開支上有點。

  • At first glance, it seems like you can't save that much, and you are right. Even if

    乍一看,好像存不了那麼多錢,你說的沒錯。即使是...

  • you increase your savings with the rate of inflation (3 percent), you will save $182,969.48

    如果您按通貨膨脹率(3%)增加儲蓄,您將節省182,969.48美元。

  • over the course of 40 years.  But because you have been investing it and

    在40年的時間裡。 但是,因為你一直在投資它和

  • reinvesting the interest and not merely saving it, it turns to 1.6 million dollars ($1,607,320).

    將利息再投資,而不僅僅是儲蓄,就變成了160萬美元(1,607,320美元)。

  • In fact, in the first 20 years, you won't cross 200K, but in the last 20 years, you

    其實,前20年,你不會突破20萬,但後20年,你就會

  • will earn 1.4 million dollars. whyBecause of - time.

    將賺取140萬美元,為什麼? 因為--時間。

  • Of course, no one wants to wait 40 years before they can turn millionaires, but the

    當然,沒有人願意等40年後才能變成百萬富翁,但。

  • message is, the earlier you start, the bigger the advantage you would have.

    資訊是,越早開始,你的優勢就越大。

  • 3. thirdly, Buy When There's Blood in the Streets

    3.第三,購買《當街頭有血跡》。

  • Baron Rothschild, an 18th-century British nobleman and member of the Rothschild banking

    羅斯柴爾德

  • family, once said: "the time to buy is when there's blood in the streets."

    家庭,曾經說過,"買的時候是在街上有血的時候。"當街上有血跡的時候才是買入的時候。"

  • This rule does not only applies to the stock market but to any kind of investment. Because

    這個規則不僅適用於股市,而且適用於任何一種投資。因為

  • humans are too emotional and are driven by their feelings.

    人類太過感性,被感情所驅使。

  • Instead of making rational decisions that are based on data and facts, most people would

    大多數人不會根據數據和事實做出理性的決定,而是會

  • go with their guts.  For instance, a bank would go bankrupt.

    隨他們的膽子走。 比如,一家銀行會破產。

  • All the people who kept their savings in that bank would lose their savings, other people

    所有把存款存在銀行的人都會失去他們的存款,其他人

  • would see that and would rush to their banks to withdraw all of their savings being afraid

    會看到這一點,並會趕到他們的銀行提取所有的儲蓄,害怕

  • that their bank might go bankrupt as well, but because everyone has withdrawn their savings,

    他們的銀行可能也會破產,但因為大家都取走了自己的存款。

  • the bank goes bankrupt, and that will push other people to do the same slowly bankrupting

    銀行破產,那就會推動其他人也慢慢破產

  • every bank in the country and crushing the entire economy.

    國家的每家銀行,並粉碎整個經濟。

  • The panic destroyed the entire economy, but that's just in theory, in practice, well-established

    恐慌摧毀了整個經濟,但這只是在理論上,在實踐中,成熟的

  • companies or banks survive such panics but lose a lot of their value.

    公司或銀行在這樣的恐慌中生存下來,但卻損失慘重。

  • In times like ours, the uncertainty has created a panic in the market, which led a

    在我們這樣的時代,不確定性造成了市場的恐慌,這導致了

  • lot of investors to sell their investments and scared off other investors from buying

    很多投資者賣出他們的投資,嚇跑了其他投資者的購買。

  • which resulted in a significant crash in the market. However, once the panic fades away,

    導致市場大幅崩盤。然而,一旦恐慌情緒消退。

  • businesses will get back to normal, and all of these companies will gain back their value.

    企業將恢復正常,這些企業都將獲得價值的恢復。

  • That's why when there is chaos or panic in the street, that's the best time to invest

    所以當街上出現混亂或恐慌的時候,才是投資的最佳時機。

  • since a lot of great companies would be undervalued.

    因為很多優秀的公司會被低估。

  • 4. Next, Don't let greed destroy you In 2003, Warren Buffet invested 488 million

    4.其次,別讓貪婪毀了你 2003年,巴菲特投資了4.88億元

  • dollars in PetroChina at around a US$37 billion valuation. At that time, it didn't seem like

    美元,以約370億美元的估值入股中石油。在當時看來,這並不像

  • a good investment. A couple of years later, oil prices have soared, and china's economy

    是一項不錯的投資。幾年後,油價飆升,中國經濟的

  • wasn't showing any signs of slowing down, and with a series of good fundamental earnings

    並沒有任何放緩的跡象,而且隨著一系列基本面的良好收益。

  • reports, PetroChina's stock jumped significantly to the point where Petro China crossed a trillion-dollar

    報道,中石油的股票大幅上漲,以至於中石油突破了萬億的

  • valuation.  Buffett could have made 13 billion dollars

    估值。 巴菲特可以賺130億美元

  • out of this deal, but as the company reached a valuation of around 300 billion dollars,

    出這筆交易,但由於公司估值達到3000億美元左右。

  • Buffett sold his entire stake and made only 3.5 billion dollars.

    巴菲特賣掉了全部股份,只賺了35億美元。

  • The lesson is, don't be too greedy because your greed can end up losing you more money

    教訓是,不要太貪婪,因為你的貪婪最終會讓你損失更多的錢財

  • than you could possibly earn.   He could have waited longer, but how could

    比你可能賺到的還要多。 他本可以等得更久,但怎麼可能...

  • he possibly know when it will crash. Petrochina is now trading at a 150 billion dollar valuation.

    他可能知道什麼時候會崩盤。中石油現在的估值是1500億美金。

  • 5. Number 5, Diversification is nonsense

    5.第5條,分散投資是無稽之談。

  • How many stocks should you own on average? What do you think?

    你平均應該持有多少隻股票?你怎麼看?

  • Some people say 10, other experts suggest 20 to 30 in order to diversify your portfolio

    有些人說10個,其他專家建議20到30個,以使您的投資組合多樣化。

  • enough.

    足夠。

  • But here is the question. Let's say you have a great company in front of you, it has

    但這裡有一個問題。假設你面前有一家偉大的公司,它有

  • great products, its financial statements are strong, the company has an excellent management

    偉大的產品,它的財務報表是強大的,公司有一個優秀的管理。

  • and leadership. The question is, why would you invest in any

    和領導力。問題是,你為什麼要投資於任何一個。

  • other company if you have the opportunity to invest in this company.

    其他公司,如果你有機會投資這家公司。

  • And that's why diversification isn't really a great strategy.

    這也是為什麼分散投資並不是一個真正的好策略。

  • But you might say, there aren't many such companies. Fair enough, you are right!

    但你可能會說,這樣的公司不多。很公平,你是對的!

  • That's why you should only invest in a few great companies.

    這就是為什麼你只應該投資於少數優秀的公司。

  • So how many stocks should you own? As fewer as possible! With each extra stock

    那麼,你應該擁有多少隻股票呢?越少越好!每多持有一隻股票

  • you buy, you have to spend extra time and resources to follow it, read it's financial

    你買了,你就得花額外的時間和資源去關注它,讀懂它的財務。

  • statements, and make a financial analysis.

    報表,並進行財務分析。

  • Of course, you should not put all of your eggs in one basket, but you also shouldn't

    當然,你不應該把所有的雞蛋放在一個籃子裡,但你也不應該把所有的雞蛋放在一個籃子裡。

  • invest in more and more companies just for the sake of diversification.

    投資于越來越多的公司,只是為了分散投資。

  • There are some great companies out there in the market that have consistently been doing

    市場上有一些優秀的公司,一直在做的是

  • great, such as coca-cola, apple, Berkshire Hathaway. Because they are such great companies,

    偉大,如可口可樂、蘋果、伯克希爾-哈撒韋。因為他們是這樣偉大的公司。

  • they will definitely survive any crises and would continue to grow.

    他們一定會在任何危機中倖存下來,並會繼續發展。

  • Each of these companies has at least doubled its stock price since the last recession.

    自上次經濟衰退以來,這些公司的股價都至少翻了一番。

  • 6. Number 6, Dividends matter

    6.第6條,紅利很重要

  • When it comes to making a profit out of a stock market, what people mostly look at is

    說到從股市中獲利,人們大多看中的是

  • the stock price. The strategy is simple, buy low, and sell high. That's a good strategy,

    的股價。策略很簡單,低買高賣。這是個好策略。

  • but stocks don't just go up and down. They provide a stake in the company, which means,

    但股票不只是上漲和下跌。他們提供了公司的股份,這意味著。

  • every time the company makes a profit, it has to send you your share of that profit

    公司每次盈利,都要把你的那份利潤髮給你。

  • - that is known as a dividend. A stock by itself isn't really that helpful,

    - 這就是所謂的股息。一隻股票本身並沒有真正的幫助。

  • yes, of course, if the stock price keeps rising, you will get wealthier, but you are only getting

    是的,當然,如果股價不斷上漲,你會變得更富有,但你只是得到了

  • wealthier on paper, you can't materialize that wealth unless you sell that particular

    紙上得來終覺淺,絕知此事要躬行。

  • stock at a higher price.

    股票價格較高。

  • It's like buying a piece of a real estate and then waiting for its market value to increase

    就像買了一塊房地產,然後等著它的市場價值上升一樣。

  • instead of renting it to profit from it every month. And then you use that profit to buy

    而不是租來每月從中獲利。然後你用這些利潤來購買

  • more real estate or these dividends to buy even more stocks and grow wealthier.

    更多的房地產或這些紅利來購買更多的股票,使財富增長。

  • Passive income is always great! Of course, sometimes its better if the company

    被動收入總是很好的!當然,有時候,如果公司

  • does not pay dividends, especially if it is in its early stages or if the company has

    不支付股息,特別是如果公司處於早期階段或如果公司有

  • the potential to reinvest that profit to grow much faster.

    的潛力,將這些利潤進行再投資,使其增長更快。

  • 7. Next, The stock market isn't your only option

    7.下一步,股市不是你唯一的選擇。

  • When you hear the word investing, the first thing that comes into mind is the stock market

    當你聽到投資這個詞的時候,首先想到的是股市

  • or the real estate or government bonds. They are all great investment tools, but they might

    或房地產或政府債券。它們都是很好的投資工具,但它們可能是

  • not always be a perfect choice. Remember, investments come in different shapes and sizes.

    不一定是一個完美的選擇。請記住,投資有不同的形式和規模。

  • Sometimes the best investment specifically for you might be that business you have been

    有時候,專門針對你的最好的投資可能是你一直以來的那個企業。

  • thinking about for some time.

    思考了一段時間。

  • Or maybe if you have plenty of extra time after your job, and you have a passion for

    或者,如果你在工作之餘有很多額外的時間,而且你對以下方面有熱情的話

  • graphic design. Investing in a photoshop course might earn you much more than if you would

    平面設計。投資於photoshop課程可能會讓你賺到比你會

  • have invested that cash in the stock market.

    已將這些現金投資於股市。

  • Investing doesn't always have to result

    投資不一定要有結果

  • in immediate materialistic gains. Maybe investing in a self-help book or finance books will

    在眼前的物質利益。也許投資一本自助書或理財書會

  • have a much bigger impact on your life, in the long run, than any other kind of investment.

    從長遠來看,對你的生活影響比其他任何一種投資都要大得多。

  • The point is, think outside the box. The

    重點是,要跳出思維定勢。的

  • Opportunity might right under your nose.

    機會可能就在你眼皮底下。

  • 8.and lastly, patience is everything

    8.最後,耐心是一切的關鍵。

  • Finally, after a few months of saving, you have earned enough to invest, but you can't

    終於,經過幾個月的積蓄,你已經賺夠了投資的錢,但是你不能

  • find any good deals in the market. What do you do?

    在市場上找到任何好的交易。你是做什麼的?

  • Wait. Of course, sometimes the opportunity strikes, and you have been quick enough to

    等一下當然,有時機會來了,你已經快到了

  • take advantage out of it, but quite often, they are traps that will simply drain your

    利用它,但很多時候,它們是陷阱,會簡單地耗盡你的。

  • money. Don't rush, carefully analyze the market, read one more article, and invest when you

    的錢。不要著急,認真分析市場,多看一篇文章,投資時

  • are confident enough. That also applies to selling. If the market

    是有足夠的信心。這也適用於銷售。如果市場

  • is down, don't be a fool to rush to sell all of your stocks, maybe that's temporarily,

    是下跌的,不要傻乎乎的急著賣掉所有的股票,也許這只是暫時的。

  • and the stock price will rise back. Don't be driven by your emotions, learn to be patient.

    和股價會回升。不要被自己的情緒帶動,要學會耐心。

  • I hope you guys have enjoyed this video, make sure you give this video a thumbs up and leave

    希望你們喜歡這個視頻,一定要給這個視頻豎起大拇指,並留下。

  • a comment because that will really help the channel.

    一條評論,因為這將真正幫助管道。

  • And of course, hit that subscribe button if you are new around here.

    當然,如果你是新來的,請點擊訂閱按鈕。

  • Thanks for watching and until next time.

    謝謝你的觀看,直到下一次。

How many years do you need to become a billionaire? Some people did it in 10 years while others

你需要多少年才能成為億萬富翁?有些人10年就做到了,有些人

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