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  • Back when the pandemic wasn't even a thing.

    那時候還沒有流行病呢

  • Timothy Springer understood the danger of viruses and the damage they could cause.

    蒂莫西-斯普林格瞭解病毒的危險性和它們可能造成的傷害。

  • So a decade ago, when he came across a biotech company in Massachusetts called Moderna, he

    所以十年前,當他在馬薩諸塞州遇到一家叫Moderna的生物技術公司時,他就。

  • decided to invest in it.

    決定對其進行投資。

  • The company focused on developing drugs and finding new methods to create vaccines.

    該公司專注於開發藥物和尋找新的方法來製造疫苗。

  • It wasn't as exciting as electric cars or online shopping, but as a biology professor,

    這並不像電動汽車和網購那樣令人興奮,但作為一名生物教授。

  • he understood the importance of vaccines, so when the pandemic hit the world, the valuation

    他明白疫苗的重要性,所以當世界上發生大流行時,估值

  • of Moderna skyrocketed, and his 3.5% stake in the company now quals to 2.1 billion dollars.

    Moderna的股份暴漲,他在該公司3.5%的股份現在達到21億美元。

  • That is probably one of the best investments ever

    這可能是最好的投資之一。

  • But how do you find such companies way before

    但你如何找到這樣的公司之前的方式。

  • they get popular?

    他們會流行嗎?

  • How do you find investments that can turn you into a billionaire?

    如何找到能讓你變成億萬富翁的投資?

  • One book that can help us to answer these questions is the intelligent investor.

    有一本書可以幫助我們回答這些問題,那就是《聰明的投資者》。

  • In fact Warren Buffett has said multiples times that this book had the biggest impact

    其實巴菲特曾多次表示,這本書影響最大的是

  • on his investing philosophy.

    在他的投資理念上。

  • By applying the rules and the principles of the intelligent investor, Warren Buffett went

    通過運用智慧投資者的規則和原則,巴菲特去了

  • from nothing to 90 billion dollars.

    從一無所有到900億美元。

  • So lets find out the five most important lessons out of this book.

    所以讓我們從這本書中找出最重要的五條經驗。

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  • Discover patterns

    發現模式

  • Before you buy a single stock or throw a dime into the stock market, it's not enough to

    在你買入一隻股票或向股市投擲一毛錢之前,僅有以下幾點是不夠的

  • look at the stock's history.

    看看股票的歷史。

  • What's more important is to look at the history of the stock market itself.

    更重要的是要看股市本身的歷史。

  • No matter how great a certain company is, every stock is driven by regular stock market

    無論某家公司有多偉大,每隻股票都是由正規的股票市場推動的

  • ups and downs.

    跌宕起伏。

  • Amazon has clearly been one of the greatest companies out there, but in the 2000s, when

    亞馬遜顯然已經是最偉大的公司之一,但在2000年代,當

  • the dot com bubble burst, amazon's stock price fell from 107 dollars to a little over $7

    網絡保麗龍破滅後,亞馬遜的股價從107美元跌至7美元多一點。

  • in less than two years.

    在不到兩年的時間裡,。

  • Even if you have made your fundamental analysis and purchased amazon stocks, you would have

    即使你已經做出了你的基本面分析,併購買了亞馬遜股票,你會有......。

  • lost 90% of your investment in just two years.

    在短短兩年內損失了90%的投資。

  • But if you had understood stock markets' overall history, you could have predicted the crash

    但如果你瞭解了股市的整體歷史,你就能預測到股災的發生

  • as many other professional investors did and could have saved a fortune.

    和其他許多專業投資者一樣,可以省下一筆錢。

  • Of course, amazon got back on its knees and turned out to be widely successful, but most

    當然,亞馬遜又重新跪下來,結果獲得了廣泛的成功,但大多數的

  • companies didn't.

    公司沒有。

  • In 2008, the exact same thing happened with mortgage securities.

    2008年,抵押證券也發生了完全相同的事情。

  • At the end of 2017, cryptocurrencies had their astronomical rise and a dramatic dip.

    在2017年年底,加密貨幣有天文數字的上漲,也有戲劇性的下跌。

  • In fact, we made an entire video warning everyone not to invest at the peak and wait until prices

    事實上,我們做了整整一個視頻,警告大家不要在高峰期投資,要等到價格

  • crash.

    崩潰。

  • As an intelligent investor, you should not speculate but rather understand stock markets

    作為一個聰明的投資者,你不應該投機取巧,而應該瞭解股市。

  • history and discover patterns to find out what is the best time invest.

    歷史和發現模式,找出最佳投資時機。

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    2.

  • Chose an investing strategy that fits you 

    選擇適合自己的投資策略

  • Apple is one of the companies that made a lot of investors millionaires and even billionaires.

    蘋果是讓很多投資者成為百萬富翁甚至億萬富翁的公司之一。

  • But if you would have invested a thousand dollars in Apple in June 2008, how much do

    但是,如果你在2008年6月會在蘋果公司投資1000美元,那麼你會投資多少錢呢?

  • you think you would have made by January 2009?

    你覺得你會在2009年1月前賺到錢嗎?

  • Negative 50 percent.

    負50%。

  • If you weren't risk-tolerant, you would have sold your stake, afraid you might lose more

    如果你沒有風險承受能力,你會賣掉你的股份,怕你會失去更多的東西

  • if you do not exist, but if you have kept it, it would have increased by 3650 percent

    如果你不存在,但如果你保留了它,它將增加3650%。

  • by December 2020.

    到2020年12月。

  • Economic crashes like 2008 or 1929 are a fact of life and happen from time to time.

    像2008年或1929年這樣的經濟崩潰是生活中的事實,時有發生。

  • Thus you need to ensure that you can take a big hit and survive.

    是以,你需要確保自己能夠大展拳腳,生存下去。

  • This means that you should have a diverse stock portfolio so your investments don't

    這意味著你應該有一個多樣化的股票投資組合,這樣你的投資就不會出現以下情況

  • all get hit at once.

    一下子全部被打。

  • If you are too emotional, then consider investing in low risk securities such as government

    如果你太過情緒化,那麼可以考慮投資低風險的證券,如政府的

  • bonds or ETFs.

    債券或ETF。

  • If you think you can handle stock markets daily ups and downs, then you might be able

    如果你認為你可以處理股市每天的起伏,那麼你可能可以

  • to take slightly higher risks and invest in tech companies for example and expect higher

    以承擔稍高的風險,投資科技公司為例,並期望有更高的。

  • returns.

    返回。

  • Once you've found a stock that you've determined to be safe and sound, you'll

    一旦你找到了一隻你確定安全無虞的股票,你就會。

  • want to set your investments on autopilot.

    想把你的投資設置為自動駕駛。

  • Start by committing yourself to a certain amount of money, like $50, which you will

    開始時,你要承諾給自己一定的金額,比如50美元,你將會

  • invest every month.

    每個月投資。

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    3.

  • Don't trust the crowd or the market.

    不要相信人群,也不要相信市場。

  • If the stock market was a human, he would

    如果股市是一個人,他會

  • be the most emotional person on the planet, let's call him Mr. Market.

    是世界上最情緒化的人,我們就叫他市場先生吧。

  • Mr. Market is easily influenced, and this causes him to have major mood swings.

    市場先生很容易受到影響,這導致他的情緒波動很大。

  • You can see this in practice in the way the market always swings back and forth between

    你可以在實踐中看到這一點,市場總是在以下幾個方面來回波動。

  • unsustainable optimism to unjustified pessimism.

    不可持續的樂觀主義到毫無道理的悲觀主義。

  • As a result, when the market is too optimistic about future growth, stock prices rise and

    是以,當市場對未來增長過於樂觀時,股價就會上漲,而

  • become too expensive.

    變得過於昂貴。

  • On the other hand, sometimes the market is too pessimistic about the future like it was

    另一方面,有時候市場對未來太過悲觀,就像以前一樣

  • in February 2020, and might push you to sell at the wrong time forcing to make significant

    在2020年2月,並可能促使你在錯誤的時間賣出,迫使你做出重大的

  • losses.

    損失。

  • When Apple came out with iPhone XR, a lot of people were unsatisfied with this phone,

    當蘋果推出iPhone XR的時候,很多人對這款手機不滿意。

  • so the stock price dropped, but a few months later, when Apple reported good revenue for

    所以股價下跌,但幾個月後,當蘋果公司報告了良好的營收為

  • the quarter, the stock price jumped back.

    季度,股價跳水回。

  • In fact, it has grown significantly since then.

    事實上,從那時起,它已經有了很大的發展。

  • As an intelligent investor, you need to be a realist and stop yourself from following

    作為一個聰明的投資者,你需要做一個現實主義者,阻止自己跟隨

  • the crowd and ignore the mood swings of Mr. Market.

    人群,忽略市場先生的情緒波動。

  • The market normally undervalues the stocks of companies which are either temporarily

    市場通常會低估公司股票的價值,這些公司的股票要麼是暫時的

  • unpopular or are suffering economic losses.

    不受歡迎或遭受經濟損失。

  • Berkshire Hathaway's stock price dropped by 30 percent in February like the rest of

    伯克希爾-哈撒韋公司的股價在2月份像其他公司一樣下跌了30%。

  • the market but didn't recover instantly like the rest because it had huge stakes in airlines

    但卻沒有像其他公司那樣瞬間復甦,因為它在航空公司中擁有巨大的股權。

  • but once it sold its airline stocks and made a few other good invemsnets and reported good

    但一旦它賣掉了它的航空股票,並做了其他一些好的invesmsnets和報告良好的。

  • profits by September, the stock price jumped back.

    利潤到9月,股價跳回。

  • If you would have trusted the crowd, you probably have avoided Berkshire Hathaway, but if you

    如果你會相信人群,你可能會避免伯克希爾-哈撒韋公司,但如果你。

  • were an intelligent investor, you would have jumped in and invested.

    如果你是一個聰明的投資者,你會跳進去投資的。

  • In fact, I invested in Berkshire back then and posted on my Patreon why investing in

    事實上,我當時投資了伯克希爾,並在我的Patreon上發佈了投資伯克希爾的原因。

  • Berkshire back then was a good investment and those who listened to my advice made a

    當年的伯克希爾是一個很好的投資,那些聽了我的建議的人賺了一筆

  • lot of money.

    很多錢。

  • In fact, I also predicted that Diney's stock would signifncayly rise, and I listed all

    事實上,我也預測到戴尼的股票會有明顯的上升,我把所有的

  • the reasons why that will happen on my Patreon page back in September.

    為什麼會發生在我9月份的Patreon頁面上的原因。

  • And guess what happened a few months later, the stock price rose by 33 percent for the

    你猜怎麼著,幾個月後,股價上漲了33%,為。

  • exact reasons that I have told my patreons, If you want to join my Patreon page and be

    如果你想加入我的Patreon頁面,併成為我的贊助人,我已經告訴了你確切的原因。

  • the first to know about my future investments, you will find the link in the description.

    第一時間瞭解我的未來投資,你會在描述中找到鏈接。

  • https://www.cnbc.com/2020/12/11/disney-stock-had-its-best-day-since-march-jumping-14percent-to-a-record.html https://variety.com/2020/digital/news/disney-stock-all-time-high-investor-day-streaming-1234851639/

    https://www.cnbc.com/2020/12/11/disney-stock-had-its-best-day-since-march-jumping-14percent-to-a-record.html https://variety.com/2020/digital/news/disney-stock-all-time-high-investor-day-streaming-1234851639/

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    4.

  • Learn How to analyze stocks

    學習如何分析股票
?

  • It's easy to assume that investing is complicated when you look at all these complicated charts

    當你看到這些複雜的圖表時,很容易認為投資是複雜的。

  • but Investing at its essence is simple.

    但投資的本質是簡單的。

  • You have to find out the value of a certain company and compare it to the price that its

    你必須找出某家公司的價值,並將其和它的價格進行比較。

  • traded in the market.

    在市場上交易的。

  • If it's traded at a lower price, then its a good investment since it's undervalued,

    如果它的交易價格較低,那麼它的價值被低估了,是一個很好的投資。

  • and if it's higher, then it's a bad investment since the stock is overvalued because at some

    如果它是更高的,那麼它是一個糟糕的投資,因為股票被高估,因為在一些

  • point in the future, the price will rise or drop to is real value.

    在未來的某個時間點,價格將上升或下降到是實際價值。

  • The challenge is to learn to analyze the stock.

    挑戰是學會分析股票。

  • for example, there is price to earnings ratio, which we have covered in a previous video,

    比如有市盈率,我們在之前的視頻中已經介紹過。

  • how much you will be paying for each dollar that the company earns if you buy that stock

    如果你買入該公司的股票,你將為該公司賺取的每一美元支付多少錢?

  • or price to book ratio, to compare a firm's market capitalization to its book value to

    市值與賬面比率

  • find out how much the company is going to earn if it sold all of its assets and paid

    計算出如果公司出售所有資產並付清費用,將賺取多少錢

  • off its debts.

    清償其債務。

  • Or debt to equity ratio to find out to what degree the company is financing its operations

    或債務與權益比率,以瞭解公司的融資程度。

  • through debt versus its own funds.

    通過債務與自有資金。

  • If the company is debt-free, then its not

    如果公司沒有債務,那麼它就不會有債務。

  • taking full advantage out of its resources.

    充分利用其資源;

  • Tesla, for example, has the technology to build electric cars, but it can only build

    例如,特斯拉擁有製造電動汽車的技術,但它只能製造出

  • a limited number of cars since it has only a certain amount of cash, but it can borrow

    由於它只有一定數量的現金,但它可以借到有限的汽車

  • money at a very low rate of 2 or 3 percent and have rate of return of 10 or 15 percent

    以2%或3%的極低利率賺錢,回報率為10%或15%。

  • on that borrowed money by building and selling more cars.

    通過製造和銷售更多的汽車來償還借來的錢。

  • So, if it's not ding that, its clearly missing an opportunity.

    所以,如果不叮,其顯然是錯過了一個機會。

  • But there is just so much demand in the market, so if it borrows too much, it might not be

    但市場的需求量實在太大,如果它借的太多,可能就不

  • able to sell enough cars to make interest payments and might default on its loan.

    能夠賣出足夠的汽車來支付利息,並可能拖欠其貸款。

  • But it's not enough to look at the financial statements; the management that runs the company

    但光看財務報表是不夠的,經營公司的管理部門

  • is equally important.

    同樣重要。

  • How the company is planning to double or triple its valuation is one of the factors you should

    公司計劃如何將其估值翻倍或三倍,是你應該考慮的因素之一。

  • be looking at.

    正在看。

  • So before buying a stock, you have to analyze it from top to bottom

    所以在買股票之前,要從上到下分析。

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    5.

  • Number 5, Know when to exist.


    第五條,知道何時存在。

  • The nature of any business is to rise and fall.

    任何企業的本質都是興衰。

  • Even Jeff Bezos said that he expects amazon one day to fail.

    連傑夫-貝佐斯都說,他預計亞馬遜有一天會失敗。

  • The world is constantly changing.

    世界是不斷變化的。

  • Just because a certain company has dominated an industry today doesn't mean it's going

    某家公司主導了一個行業的今天,並不意味著它將會是

  • to stay there forever, so you have to know when to sell your stocks.


    永遠留在那裡,所以你必須知道什麼時候賣出你的股票.
。

  • Should you sell Just because the stock increased by 10 or 20 percent, should you exist and

    你應該出售 只是因為股票增加了10%或20%,你應該存在和

  • realize your gains?

    實現你的收益?

  • Not really?


    不見得吧?

  • As soon as you realize that one of the companies in your portfolio is overrated and its stock

    一旦你意識到你的投資組合中的一家公司被高估,其股票

  • prices is growing without any relation to its true value, then it's better to sell before

    價格的增長與其真正的價值無關,那麼最好是先賣掉。

  • it crashes.

    它崩潰了。

  • Warren Buffett invested half a billion dollars in Petrochina when it had a valuation of 30

    巴菲特在中國石油投資5億美元,當時中國石油的估值為30。

  • billion dollars and wasn't popular yet.

    億美元,而且還不受歡迎。

  • The stock price surged a few years later, when oil prices rose.

    幾年後,油價上漲,股價大漲。

  • First, it crossed 100 billion dollars, then 200, then 300, and crossed a trillion-dollar

    先是突破1000億,然後是2000億,再是300億,突破了一萬億美元

  • valuation.

    估值。

  • But Warren Buffett sold his stake when the company crossed a valuation of 275 billion

    但巴菲特在公司估值突破2750億的時候,就賣掉了自己的股份。

  • dollars.

    美元。

  • Many have criticised him for selling too early, but Warren Buffett did the right thing.

    很多人責備他過早賣出,但巴菲特的做法是正確的。

  • Since the stock price was rising for no intrinsic reasons, it was overvalued and would crash

    由於股價上漲沒有內在的原因,所以股價被高估,會崩盤。

  • at any moment.

    隨時隨地。

  • And like every other investor, Warren Buffett didn't know when that crash will happen, so

    和其他投資者一樣,巴菲特也不知道什麼時候會發生崩盤,所以。

  • he sold his take.

    他賣了他的拿。

  • The stock price, of course crashed once it crossed the trillion-dollar mark and is now

    當然,股價一旦越過萬億大關,就會崩盤,現在是

  • traded at just 112 billion dollars.  

    交易額僅為1120億美元。

  • You don't have to follow each of your stocks every single day but you have to keep in mind

    你不必每天都跟蹤你的每一隻股票,但你必須牢記

  • that whenever one of the companies you have invested in dramatically rises for no real

    每當你所投資的公司中,有一家公司在沒有任何實際意義的情況下急劇上升時,你就會發現,你的投資是非常有價值的。

  • reason, then it's better to sell before it crashes.

    原因,那麼還是在它崩盤前賣掉吧。

  • And finally if you want to start investing with 4 free stocks, you can do that by just

    最後,如果你想開始投資的4個免費的股票,你可以做到這一點,只需

  • signing up to webull by using the link in the description and depositing 100 bucks.

    通過使用描述中的鏈接註冊到webull並存入100美元。

  • 2 of these stocks can be valued as much as 1600 dollars.

    其中2只股票的估值可高達1600元。

  • Consider it as your Christmas gift.

    把它當作你的聖誕禮物吧。

  • And now its time e to give it a thumbs up and if you are new around and want to know

    現在,它的時間e給它一個大拇指,如果你是新的周圍,並希望瞭解

  • more about the stock market, then his that subscribe button and the bell besides it.

    更多關於股市,那麼他的訂閱按鈕和鍾除了它。

  • And if you want to know more about my investments, then checkout my Patreon page.

    如果你想知道更多關於我的投資,那麼請查看我的Patreon頁面。

  • Thanks for watching and until next time.

    謝謝你的觀看,直到下一次。

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那時候還沒有流行病呢

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