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  • If you ask anyone who is the richest investor of all time, everyone will point fingers at

    如果你問誰是史上最富有的投資者,大家都會把矛頭指向

  • Warren Buffett, and that is not by accident.

    巴菲特,這並非偶然。

  • He started investing when he was just 11 years old and built his net worth to over 87 billion

    他從11歲就開始投資,把自己的淨資產積累到870多億

  • dollars at the time of this script.

    元,在這個劇本的時候。

  • To an average person, the stock market seems so complicated where no one seems to clearly

    對於一個普通人來說,股市似乎是如此複雜,在那裡似乎沒有人清楚的

  • understand what's going on.

    明白是怎麼回事。

  • Whenever things seem to go in the right direction, we end up facing a financial disaster.

    每當事情看似順風順水的時候,我們最終都會面臨一場財務災難。

  • But unlike everyone else, This guy seems to know a secret formula when it comes to investing.

    但與其他人不同的是,這傢伙在投資方面似乎知道一個祕密公式。

  • Over his life, he continuously made successful investments over and over, and he is considered

    在他的一生中,他不斷地進行了一次次成功的投資,他被認為是

  • by many as the greatest investor of all time.

    被許多人稱為史上最偉大的投資者。

  • He was so good that just by the age of 16, he already made over 53K thousand dollars.

    他太厲害了,才16歲,就已經賺了5.3萬多塊錢。

  • Can you imagine making Making 53 grand from the stock market before you hit 16 and still

    你能想象在你16歲之前從股市賺了5萬3千美元,而且還是

  • be rejected by Harvard?

    被哈佛拒絕?

  • I can, because that's what happened.

    我可以,因為這是發生了什麼。

  • Do you want to learn how to invest like Warren Buffett?

    你想學習如何像巴菲特一樣投資嗎?

  • Do you want to find out his secret formula?

    你想知道他的祕方嗎?

  • Then stick around because we are going to take a deep look into Warren Buffet's investment

    那就請留步,因為我們要深入瞭解巴菲特的投資。

  • portfolio.

    投資組合。

  • - Buffett's 3 Golden Rules

    - 巴菲特的3條黃金法則

  • Warren Buffett is a long-term investor.

    巴菲特是一個長期投資者。

  • He doesn't care about how the company is going to perform today, tomorrow, or even next year.

    他並不關心公司今天、明天、甚至明年的業績如何。

  • His primary concern is where the company will be ten years from now or 15 years from now.

    他最關心的是十年後或十五年後公司的發展方向。

  • But How do you know how a certain company is going to perform in 10 years?

    但你怎麼知道某家公司10年後的業績如何?

  • Its almost impossible to predict.

    其幾乎不可能預測。

  • That's why Buffett almost always invests in companies with simple business models.

    這也是為什麼巴菲特幾乎總是投資於商業模式簡單的公司。

  • This is the product, these are the customers, and this is why they are going to buy this

    這就是產品,這就是客戶,這就是他們要買這個的原因。

  • product.

    產品。

  • You don't have to be a genius to understand their business models.

    你不一定要成為天才才能理解他們的商業模式。

  • Its so simple that even a little kid would understand that model.

    其簡單到連小孩子都會明白這種模式。

  • That's what Buffett loves because the simpler the business model is, the easier it gets

    這也是巴菲特喜歡的原因,因為商業模式越簡單,越容易得到

  • to predict the future of that company, and if their products are going to stay relevant

    以預測該公司的未來,以及他們的產品是否會保持相關的地位

  • ten years from now, for example.

    例如,十年後。

  • The second trait that warren buffet looks for is - will the customer buy the product

    沃倫-巴菲特看重的第二個特質是--客戶會不會購買產品

  • again?

    又來了?

  • If you have the kind of a product that would sell once and the client wouldn't need it

    如果你的產品是那種一次就能賣出去,客戶不需要的產品

  • anymore, then your market is limited.

    了,那麼你的市場是有限的。

  • A great product is when your clients would keep coming back for it every now and then,

    一個好的產品就是當你的客戶會每時每刻不斷地回來買。

  • whether it's every day or every week or even every year.

    不管是每天還是每週甚至每年。

  • Like bread, for example, if you are selling bread, you would expect the exact same customers

    比如說像麵包,如果你是賣麵包的,你就會希望有完全一樣的顧客。

  • to come back tomorrow or next week over and over, and ten years from now, people would

    明天或下週再來,一遍又一遍,十年後,人們會。

  • still buy bread.

    還是買麵包。

  • You might sell it in a different way or a different form.

    你可能會以不同的方式或不同的形式來銷售。

  • You might improve its quality, make it tastier, package it fancier, but it's still the exact

    你可能會提高它的品質,讓它更美味,包裝更精美,但它仍然是完全相同的。

  • same product.

    同一產品。

  • In fact, this factor is so important that it led to the rise of subscription business

    事實上,這個因素非常重要,它導致了訂閱業務的興起

  • models, where the business would charge you a little fee every month like Netflix, for

    模式,企業會像Netflix一樣每個月向你收取一點費用,對於

  • example, or every year like amazon prime.

    例如,或每年像亞馬遜prime。

  • Because it's a more sustainable strategy.

    因為這是一個更可持續的戰略。

  • Once you acquire the customer, you keep generating cashflow theoretical forever.

    一旦你獲得了客戶,你就會一直產生理論上的現金流。

  • Finally, the third component is the brand.

    最後,第三個組成部分是品牌。

  • People have the tendency to buy from the companies that they feel connected to and familiar with.

    人們傾向於從他們感到有聯繫和熟悉的公司購買。

  • Whos sneakers would you buy, the first ones are from a brand that you have never heard

    你會買誰的運動鞋,第一雙是你從來沒有聽說過的品牌。

  • of, and the second ones are good old Nikes.

    的,而第二種則是好的老尼克斯。

  • Even if they are cheaper and look fancier, you probably would hesitate to buy them because

    即使它們更便宜,看起來更高級,你可能會猶豫是否要買,因為......。

  • you simply haven't heard of that brand before.

    你根本就沒有聽說過這個品牌。

  • On the other side, you easily recognize Nike.

    另一邊,你很容易認出耐克。

  • It's a well-established brand and is known for making great sneakers.

    這是一個成熟的品牌,以製作優秀的運動鞋而聞名。

  • You might already be wearing a pair of Nike shoes, so which one would you chose.

    你可能已經穿了一雙耐克鞋,那麼你會選擇哪一雙。

  • And that's why Buffett pays such critical attention to how powerful is the brand name

    而這也是巴菲特如此關鍵的原因,品牌的力量有多大?

  • before throwing his billions into that company.

    在把自己的幾十億投進那家公司之前。

  • He understands how much of an influence it's going to have on the consumer's decision.

    他明白這對消費者的決策會產生多大的影響。

  • In fact, if the brand is strong enough, consumers would buy almost anything that company produces.

    事實上,如果品牌足夠強大,消費者幾乎會購買該公司生產的任何產品。

  • And now, since we know Buffett's secret formula, let's take a look at his portfolio and find

    現在,既然我們知道了巴菲特的祕密公式,那麼我們就來看看他的投資組合,找到

  • out if he practices what he preaches.

    出,如果他實踐他所講的。

  • Warren Buffett has always stayed away from tech companies, but in 2016, he made an exception

    巴菲特一向遠離科技公司,但在2016年,他卻破例了

  • and invested billions of dollars in Apple.

    並在蘋果公司投資了數十億美元。

  • In fact, his company, Berkshire Hathaway, holds almost a billion Apple stocks worth

    事實上,他的公司伯克希爾-哈撒韋公司持有價值近10億的蘋果股票。

  • an estimated amount of 118.6 billion dollars.

    估計金額為1186億美元。

  • It is his biggest position, at least for now.

    至少在目前,這是他最大的陣地。

  • Apple, of course, does not sell bread, but if you pay attention, it has all the three

    蘋果公司當然不賣麵包,但如果你注意,它的三樣東西都有。

  • traits that we have just talked about.

    我們剛才談到的特徵。

  • Their Business model is simple.

    他們的商業模式很簡單。

  • At least for now, they want to keep making devices that people just need on a day to

    至少現在,他們希望繼續生產人們日常所需的設備。

  • day basis.

    天的基礎上。

  • Such as an iPhone or MacBook, they rarely come up with super innovative products, but

    如iPhone或MacBook,他們很少拿出超級創新的產品,但。

  • they just know how to make a smartphone for the average consumer.

    他們只是知道如何為普通消費者製造一款智能手機。

  • Do apple customers come back again over and over?

    蘋果的客戶會不會一而再再而三的來?

  • Yes, they do, iPhone is, of course, not a necessity, but people keep coming back for

    是的,他們是這樣做的,iPhone當然不是必需品,但人們不斷地回來尋找

  • it every September.

    它每年9月。

  • In fact, in the last ten years, Apple has drastically been shifting to a subscription-based

    事實上,在過去的十年裡,蘋果公司一直在大幅轉向基於訂閱的。

  • model.

    模。

  • It's not enough to have an iPhone.

    光有iPhone是不夠的。

  • You need a subscription to apple music, apple tv, iCloud, and a million other things.

    你需要訂閱apple music、apple tv、iCloud以及其他無數的東西。

  • And lastly, does apple has a strong brand name?

    最後,蘋果有強大的品牌嗎?

  • Of course!

    當然了!

  • It is probably the most powerful brand in the world!

    這可能是世界上最強大的品牌了!

  • His second-largest investment is in Bank of America.

    他的第二大投資是美國銀行。

  • He holds 29.8 billion dollars worth of shares of Bank of America.

    他持有價值298億美元的美國銀行股票。

  • We are not going to get into the detail, but you get the picture.

    我們不打算細說,但你懂的。

  • Their business model is straightforward, they have a strong brand, and their clients keep

    他們的商業模式簡單明瞭,他們有一個強大的品牌,他們的客戶不斷地

  • coming back for financial services.

    回來的金融服務。

  • And it doesn't seem like people will no longer need financial services in the future.

    而未來人們似乎也不再需要金融服務了。

  • That's why he has also invested in other banks, starting from Wells Fargo to Goldman sacks.

    所以他也投資了其他銀行,從富國銀行開始,到高盛麻袋。

  • He was also a huge investor in many airlines, but 2020 forced him to sell all of his airline

    他也是許多航空公司的鉅額投資人,但2020年他被迫賣掉了所有的航空公司。

  • shares because the future of this industry seemed too unpredictable.

    股,因為這個行業的未來似乎太難預測。

  • He also holds 21 billion dollars worth of Coca Cola stocks.

    他還持有價值210億美元的可口可樂股票。

  • In fact, he started investing in Coca-Cola back in 1988, and his investments since then

    事實上,他早在1988年就開始投資可口可樂,此後他的投

  • have grown by over 16 times.

    已經增長了16倍以上。

  • What do they sell, a drink!

    他們賣的是什麼,飲料!

  • Who are their potential customers?

    誰是他們的潛在客戶?

  • Pretty much anyone who is thirsty!

    幾乎所有口渴的人都會這麼做!

  • The entire world!

    整個世界!

  • Is it a one-time product, or their clients keep coming back for it?

    是一次性的產品,還是他們的客戶不斷的來買?

  • Of course, they will come back.

    當然,他們會回來的。

  • Some people drink like 4 or 5 cans a day.

    有的人一天要喝4、5罐。

  • It is addictive.

    它是上癮的。

  • It is not easy to quit even if its unhealthy!

    即使不健康,也不容易戒掉!

  • However, it has a lot of competitors, I mean, the shops are filled with an endless number

    然而,它有很多競爭對手,我的意思是,商店充滿了無窮無盡的數字

  • of soft drinks, but the coca-cola brand name is so powerful that out of 20 or 30 options,

    的軟飲料,但可口可樂的品牌名稱非常強大,在二三十種選擇中。

  • you easily recognize it.

    你很容易認出它。

  • Most people would probably pick Coca-Cola without even thinking.

    大多數人可能會不假思索地選擇可口可樂。

  • And if it's out of stock, you probably would go to another store instead of choosing one

    如果缺貨,你可能會去另一家店,而不是選擇一家店。

  • of the 30 other options they have.

    的30個其他選項中,他們有。

  • He is also a major investor in American Express, Kraft Heinz, and US Bancorp.

    他也是美國運通、卡夫亨氏和美國銀行的主要投資者。

  • I can't name them all because they are too many of them, but I will leave a link where

    我不能一一列舉,因為它們太多,但我會留下一個鏈接,其中

  • you can find out the rest of the companies.

    你可以找到其餘的公司。

  • Besides his investments in publicly traded companies, he also owns entire private companies

    除了投資上市公司外,他還擁有整個私人公司的股份

  • or a significant majority like in Gillette, for example.

    或像吉列公司那樣的重要多數。

  • He purchased 600 Million dollars worth of Gillette Shares.

    他購買了價值6億美元的吉列股份。

  • Gillette holds the exact same position in its industry as Coca-Cola does in beverages.

    吉列在行業中的地位與可口可樂在飲料中的地位完全相同。

  • They are like twin brothers.

    他們就像一對孿生兄弟。

  • Regardless of what happens, people will still shave.

    不管發生什麼,人們還是會刮鬍子。

  • And their products are just filling that basic human need.

    而他們的產品只是填補了人類的這種基本需求。

  • You don't need to have an IQ of 500 to understand why people are buying razors or while they

    你不需要有500的智商就能理解為什麼人們要買刮鬚刀,或者說他們在買刮鬚刀的時候

  • will keep coming back for that product even ten years from now.

    即使是十年後,也會不斷地來購買該產品。

  • But of course, Gillette isn't the only company in its industry.

    但當然,吉列並不是同行業中唯一的公司。

  • It has a ton of competitors.

    它有一大堆的競爭對手。

  • However, if you ask people to name a razor brand other than Gillette, 99% of people won't

    然而,如果你讓人們說出吉列以外的其他刮鬚刀品牌,99%的人都不會說出

  • be able to do that.

    能夠做到這一點。

  • Do you see how it perfectly matches with all the requirements that Buffet has?

    你看它完全符合巴菲特的所有要求嗎?

  • It's a simple product that people keep buying over and over.

    這是一個簡單的產品,人們不斷地購買。

  • He is also a huge investor in GEICO, Duracell, Netjets, Sees Candy, McLane, and many, many

    他也是GEICO、Duracell、Netjets、Sees Candy、McLane和許多許多公司的鉅額投資者。

  • others.

    其他。

  • His portfolio is so diversified that if one industry suffers, it will not have any meaningful

    他的投資組合非常分散,如果一個行業受到影響,它將不會有任何意義。

  • impact on his net worth.

    對其淨資產的影響。

  • Berkshire Hathaway suffered tremendously this year, but it has risen back to its pre-pandemic

    伯克希爾-哈撒韋公司今年遭受了巨大的損失,但它已經回升到流行前的水準。

  • levels already, and I won't be surprised if this company will join the trillion-dollar

    水準了,如果這家公司加入萬億美元的行列,我也不會感到驚訝。

  • club in the next few years.

    俱樂部在未來幾年。

  • And now it's your turn?

    現在輪到你了?

  • Are you an investor in Berkshire Hathaway?

    你是伯克希爾哈撒韋公司的投資者嗎?

  • Do you think his strategies are still relevant to this day?

    你覺得他的策略到今天還適用嗎?

  • Let me know in the comments below.

    請在下面的評論中告訴我。

  • Thanks for watching and until next time.

    謝謝你的觀看,直到下一次。

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如果你問誰是史上最富有的投資者,大家都會把矛頭指向

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