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  • How long do you need to make 1 billion dollars?

    你需要多長時間才能賺到10億美元?

  • Let's talk real numbers.

    讓我們來談談真實的數字。

  • Assuming you make 100K dollars annually, which is a pretty decent income.

    假設你每年賺10萬美元,這是一個相當不錯的收入。

  • Let's put aside concepts like inflation, interest rates, opportunity cost aside and just assume

    讓我們把通貨膨脹、利率、機會成本等概念放在一邊,只假設

  • hypothetically how many years you have to work to earn 1 billion dollars based on the

    假設你要工作多少年才能賺取10億美元,根據

  • numbers we have today.

    我們今天擁有的數字。

  • If you have started working the day the United States declared independence in 1776.

    如果你在1776年美國宣佈獨立的那天開始工作。

  • let's assume that you were so frugal that you saved every penny and somehow survived

    讓我們假設你是如此節儉,你節省了每一分錢,並以某種方式生存下來

  • without spending a single penny on anything.

    不用花一分錢就能買到任何東西。

  • You lived with your parents, only ate at home what your mama cooked.

    你和你的父母住在一起,只在家裡吃你媽媽做的東西。

  • By 2021, you will have 24.5 million dollars saved in your bank account.

    到2021年,你的銀行賬戶上將有2450萬美元的存款。

  • Almost 250 years of hard work would not even put close to the billionaire's list.

    近250年的努力工作甚至不會讓人接近億萬富翁的名單。

  • Leave alone competing with the world's richest people.

    更不用說與世界上最富有的人競爭了。

  • Let's be a little bit more generous and extend that time frame to 2021 years.

    讓我們更慷慨一點,把這個時間框架延長到2021年。

  • How much would you earn if you had worked hard for the entire modern history?

    如果你在整個現代歷史中努力工作,你會賺多少錢?

  • Unfortunately, I have to disappoint you because you would only save 202.1 million dollars.

    不幸的是,我不得不讓你失望,因為你只能節省2.021億美元。

  • That's not even 1 percent of Jeff Bezos's wealth, the world's wealthiest person.

    這甚至還不到世界上最富有的人傑夫-貝佐斯財富的1%。

  • Let's put aside Jeff Bezos and figure out how long do you have to work to even be on

    讓我們把傑夫-貝佐斯放在一邊,想想你要工作多久才能在

  • the Forbes Billionaire's list.

    福布斯億萬富翁榜。

  • To make your first billion dollars, you have to work and save every penny for 10K years.

    為了賺取你的第一個10億美元,你必須工作,並在1萬年內節省每一分錢。

  • Yes, 10K years.

    是的,10K年。

  • Just for the record, human civilization is 12K years old.

    僅供參考,人類文明有12K年的歷史。

  • This example should illustrate to you the difference between Bezos and someone making

    這個例子應該向你說明,貝索斯和一個正在賺取利潤的人之間的區別。

  • 100K dollars a year.

    每年10萬美元。

  • Even if you make a million dollars a year, you still would be considered poor in comparison

    即使你每年賺取一百萬美元,相比之下,你仍然會被認為是窮人。

  • to what Jeff Bezos has accumulated in the 30 years.

    到傑夫-貝索斯在這30年裡所積累的東西。

  • This example perfectly illustrates to us that even if you have all the time in the world,

    這個例子完美地向我們說明,即使你有世界上所有的時間。

  • you still won't be able to build wealth if you do not follow the rules of money.

    如果你不遵守金錢的規則,你仍然無法積累財富。

  • We have already made multiple videos about the rules of money, which you can go back

    我們已經制作了多個關於金錢規則的視頻,你可以回去看看。

  • to, but the question that many of you might have in mind is - do you really have to build

    但你們中的許多人可能想到的問題是--你真的必須建造

  • a 2 trillion dollar company to be able to build that much wealth?

    一個2萬億美元的公司能夠建立那麼多的財富?

  • The answer is no.

    答案是否定的。

  • take the example of Warren Buffett.

    以沃倫-巴菲特為例。

  • He didn't start a tech company or even was involved in the invention of any revolutionary

    他沒有創辦一家科技公司,甚至沒有參與任何革命性的發明。

  • technology.

    技術。

  • All he did was finding the right companies to invest in.

    他所做的就是尋找合適的公司進行投資。

  • But not all investors turn out to be successful.

    但並不是所有的投資者都能獲得成功。

  • Most people lose money when investing in the stock market and most recently in cryptocurrencies,

    大多數人在投資股票市場和最近投資加密貨幣時都會虧損。

  • so the question is - what differentiates a successful investor from the rest?

    是以,問題是--是什麼將成功的投資者與其他人區分開來?

  • What is value investing, and Why all millionaires follow this particular rule?

    什麼是價值投資,為什麼所有的百萬富翁都遵循這一特殊規則?

  • We will answer all of these questions and many more.

    我們將回答所有這些問題以及更多的問題。

  • But before we do that, make sure to give this video a thumbs up, and here is a little disclaimer

    但在這之前,一定要為這個視頻豎起大拇指,這裡有一個小小的免責聲明

  • - this is not financial advice, and everything that's said in this video is for educational

    - 這不是財務建議,本視頻中所說的一切是教育性的。

  • and entertainment purposes.

    和娛樂的目的。

  • And now, let's dive in.

    而現在,讓我們深入瞭解一下。

  • In the late 1990s, when Google was a tiny company.

    在20世紀90年代末,當谷歌還是一個小公司時。

  • Sergey Brin and Larry page were desperately trying to sell google to a tech giant.

    謝爾蓋-布林和拉里-佩奇正拼命想把谷歌賣給一個科技巨頭。

  • Back then, Google wasn't the conglomerate they are today.

    那時,谷歌還不是今天這樣的企業集團。

  • Google's founders were more than happy to sell Google to Yahoo for 1 million dollars,

    谷歌的創始人非常樂意以100萬美元的價格將谷歌賣給雅虎。

  • but Yahoo declined their offer and didn't see any value in Google since Yahoo was the

    但雅虎拒絕了他們的提議,並且沒有看到谷歌的任何價值,因為雅虎是

  • internet back then.

    那時的互聯網。

  • Yahoo was what google is today, but a Stanford professor named David Cheriton saw the value

    雅虎就是今天的谷歌,但一位名叫大衛-謝里頓的斯坦福大學教授看到了價值。

  • in Google's algorithm and invested 100K dollars in the company.

    在谷歌的算法中,並向該公司投資10萬美元。

  • Today his investment has grown to over 6 billion dollars.

    今天,他的投資已經增長到60多億美元。

  • Instead of randomly buying stocks, he tried to find the value behind the company and bet

    他沒有隨意購買股票,而是試圖找到公司背後的價值,並打賭

  • on the long run and turned $100K into 6 billion dollars.

    從長遠來看,把10萬美元變成了60億美元。

  • That's what value investing is.

    這就是價值投資的意義。

  • If you take a look at any company that Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, or Peter Lynch have

    如果你看一下沃倫-巴菲特、查理-芒格或彼得-林奇擁有的任何公司

  • invested in, you will see the same pattern.

    投入,你會看到同樣的模式。

  • Buffett looks for companies that are so valuable that he can buy the stock and forget about

    巴菲特尋找的是那些非常有價值的公司,以至於他可以買下股票而忘掉這些公司。

  • it for the next 10 years.

    在未來的10年裡。

  • Think of Coca-Cola, Gillette, and even Apple.

    想想可口可樂、吉列,甚至是蘋果。

  • He doesn't intend to sell any of his stocks.

    他不打算出售他的任何股票。

  • Some people doubt his investing abilities, but the fact that he built a 100 billion dollar

    有些人懷疑他的投資能力,但事實上,他建立了一個1000億美元的

  • fortune simply by picking up the right companies to invest says a lot about the power of value

    僅僅通過挑選合適的公司進行投資就能獲得財富,這說明了價值的力量。

  • investing.

    投資。

  • Value investing is picking up stocks whose values are a lot more than what they are trading

    價值投資就是挑選那些價值遠遠高於其交易量的股票。

  • in the market.

    在市場上。

  • Back in 2016, Warren Buffett clearly saw that Apple is such a powerful brand that they literally

    早在2016年,沃倫-巴菲特清楚地看到,蘋果是一個如此強大的品牌,他們簡直就是

  • sell anything they want for a much higher margin than any other tech company.

    他們想賣什麼就賣什麼,利潤率比任何其他科技公司都高得多。

  • And in the last five years, apple's valuation tripled.

    而在過去五年中,蘋果的估值增加了兩倍。

  • Most average investors choose a stock based on how popular the stock is or who's promoting

    大多數普通投資者選擇股票的依據是該股票有多受歡迎或誰在宣傳。

  • it without really understanding the underlying technology behind it.

    它沒有真正理解背後的基礎技術。

  • People have dozens of stocks in their portfolios, but if you ask them what they really know

    人們在他們的投資組合中擁有幾十只股票,但如果你問他們真正瞭解什麼?

  • about the companies they have invested in, they barely know anything real.

    關於他們所投資的公司,他們幾乎不知道任何真實的情況。

  • There are a lot of passionate Tesla investors, for example, on the internet who are calling

    例如,在互聯網上有很多熱情的特斯拉投資者,他們呼籲

  • people like Warren Buffett fools who don't invest in Tesla.

    像沃倫-巴菲特這樣不投資特斯拉的人是傻瓜。

  • They read short statements of Cathie Woods, who claims that Tesla is at least worth 3K

    他們宣讀了凱西-伍茲的簡短聲明,他聲稱特斯拉至少值3千美元

  • dollars per stock.

    每支股票美元。

  • Tesla is going to produce Roadster 2 that's going to be faster than Bugatti and yet only

    特斯拉將生產Roadster 2,該車將比布加迪更快,但也只有

  • cost 250K dollars.

    花費25萬美元。

  • Tesla Semi Track is on the way.

    特斯拉半履帶正在路上。

  • Tesla is going to create an app that will compete with Uber.

    特斯拉將創建一個與Uber競爭的應用程序。

  • Tesla is going to create 100 GIGA factories that will produce enough cars to replace every

    特斯拉將創建100個GIGA工廠,將生產足夠的汽車來取代每一個人。

  • car in the world.

    世界上的汽車。

  • Do you see the problem with that?

    你知道這有什麼問題嗎?

  • Despite the fact that I admire Elon Musk for everything he is doing, especially with SpaceX,

    儘管我很欽佩埃隆-馬斯克所做的一切,尤其是SpaceX。

  • he has created so much hype around Tesla that people treat Tesla as if it already has done

    他在特斯拉周圍製造瞭如此多的炒作,以至於人們把特斯拉當作已經完成了的事情。

  • all of that when in reality Tesla roadster has been postponed to 2023, the semi-truck

    所有這些,當現實中的特斯拉跑車被延後到2023年,半掛車

  • that was introduced in 2017, 4 years ago and its not yet on-sell, its Giga factories in

    這是在2017年推出的,4年了,它還沒有銷售,其Giga工廠在

  • China and Germany are facing regulation problems.

    中國和德國正面臨著監管問題。

  • I am not even talking about the Tesla app that will compete with uber or Level 5 autonomy

    我甚至不是在談論將與uber或5級自動駕駛競爭的特斯拉應用程序。

  • that Musk has been promoting for the last I don't know how many years.

    馬斯克在過去我不知道有多少年一直在宣傳。

  • Instead of completing any of these projects, Tesla came out and announced the Tesla Robot

    特斯拉沒有完成任何這些項目,而是出來宣佈了特斯拉機器人

  • and how it's going to revolutionize the world and replace humans.

    以及它將如何徹底改變世界並取代人類。

  • The world goes wild.

    世界變得瘋狂。

  • Immature investors quickly buy Tesla shares when that robot is really just a human dressed

    不成熟的投資者迅速買入特斯拉的股票,當那個機器人真的只是一個人類裝扮的時候

  • as a robot and performed a creepy dance, while Cathie woods, the woman who claimed that Tesla

    作為一個機器人並表演了一個令人毛骨悚然的舞蹈,而聲稱特斯拉的女人Cathie Woods

  • stock worth at least 3K dollars, quietly sells 110 million dollars worth of Tesla stock.

    價值至少3千美元的股票,悄悄地出售了價值1.1億美元的特斯拉股票。

  • Let me ask you a question: let's say you have a tv today costs 740 dollars and 100 percent

    讓我問你一個問題:假設你今天有一臺電視機,價格為740美元,百分之百的

  • confident that in a year or 2, this TV will cost 3K dollars.

    有信心在一兩年內,這臺電視將花費3千美元。

  • Would you sell it today?

    你今天會賣掉它嗎?

  • Of course, No, why sell it now when you can it sell 4 times that price a year later.

    當然,不,為什麼現在賣掉它,因為一年後你可以賣出4倍的價格。

  • Or maybe you don't really believe in what you are saying.

    或者,也許你並不真正相信你所說的。

  • Value investing is the absolute opposite strategy.

    價值投資是絕對相反的策略。

  • It's not about running behind what is cool or what's trending.

    這並不是說要跟在什麼是酷或什麼是潮流的後面跑。

  • If it's already trending, then you are most likely late to the party.

    如果它已經成為趨勢,那麼你很可能是遲到了。

  • If you know the true value of something, you can save a lot of money when you buy it on

    如果你知道某樣東西的真正價值,你就可以在購買時節省很多錢。

  • sale.

    銷售。

  • Most people would agree that whether you buy a new TV on sale or at full price, you're

    大多數人都會同意,無論你是以打折還是全價購買一臺新電視,你都會

  • getting the same TV with the same screen size and picture quality.

    得到同樣的電視,有同樣的螢幕尺寸和畫質。

  • Stocks, like TVs, go through periods of higher and lower demand leading to price fluctuationsbut

    股票和電視一樣,會經歷需求上升和下降的時期,導致價格波動,但

  • that doesn't change what you're getting for your money.

    但這並不改變你所得到的錢的價值。

  • If a stock is worth $100 and you buy it for $58, you'll make a profit of $42 simply by

    如果一隻股票價值100美元,而你以58美元的價格買入,你將獲得42美元的利潤,僅僅通過

  • waiting for the stock's price to rise to the $100 true value.

    等待股票的價格上升到100美元的真實價值。

  • On top of that, the company might grow and become more valuable, giving you a chance

    除此之外,公司可能會成長,變得更有價值,給你一個機會。

  • to make even more money.

    以賺取更多的錢。

  • If the stock's price rises to $130, you'll make $72 since you bought the stock on sale.

    如果股票價格上漲到130美元,你將賺到72美元,因為你是在銷售時買的股票。

  • If you had purchased it at its full price of $100, you would only make a $30 profit.

    如果你以100美元的全價購買它,你將只賺30美元。

  • Of course, there are some fundamentals you have to look at before buying a stock, like

    當然,在購買股票之前,有一些基本面是你必須要看的,例如

  • the balance sheet, cash flow, income statement.

    資產負債表、現金流、利潤表。

  • Do your ratio analysis to find out how does it compares to its competitors and how cost

    做好比率分析,找出它與競爭對手的比較,以及成本如何。

  • effetely they are using their resources.

    他們正在有效地使用他們的資源。

  • However, that's not enough to find the true value of the company.

    然而,這還不足以找到公司的真正價值。

  • Value investors look beyond these numbers, such as the people who ran the company, the

    價值投資者看的是這些數字之外的東西,比如說經營公司的人,比如說公司的管理。

  • values, and principles the company is following.

    公司所遵循的價值觀和原則。

  • At the end of the day, what is a company?

    在一天結束時,什麼是公司?

  • It's a group of people who came together to create a product or a service, and based on

    它是一群人走到一起,創造一個產品或服務,並根據

  • how creative, discipline, and organized these people are, the more successful the company

    這些人的創造性、紀律性和組織性如何,公司就越成功。

  • is going to be.

    將會是這樣。

  • That's why before investing in any company, Buffett usually meets with the management

    這就是為什麼在投資任何公司之前,巴菲特通常會與管理層會面。

  • of that company to find out who really runs the company.

    在該公司的辦公室裡,我們可以發現誰是公司的真正管理者。

  • If you can't do all of that, then you probably shouldn't invest in stocks.

    如果你不能做到這些,那麼你可能不應該投資於股票。

  • In an experiment that was done by a Princeton Professor Burton Malkiel, blindfolded monkeys

    在普林斯頓大學教授伯頓-馬爾基爾做的一個實驗中,矇住眼睛的猴子

  • throwing darts at a newspaper's financial pages selected a better performing portfolio

    向報紙的金融版投擲飛鏢,選擇了一個表現更好的投資組合

  • that mutual fund experts.

    那位共同基金專家。

  • Yes, monkeys who know nothing about the stock market outperformed experts with Fancy MBA

    是的,對股市一無所知的猴子的表現超過了擁有花式MBA的專家。

  • degrees and years of experience, which says a lot about our ability to pick up individual

    這說明我們的能力是很強的,因為我們有學位和多年的經驗。

  • stocks.

    股票。

  • That's why Warren Buffett said: most people would be better off investing in an index

    這就是為什麼沃倫-巴菲特說:大多數人最好是投資於一個指數

  • fund like the SP500.

    像SP500這樣的基金。

  • That's not to say that you shouldn't invest in individual companies.

    這並不是說你不應該投資於個別公司。

  • You can if you know how the company operates if you're familiar with the products and deeply

    如果你知道公司是如何運作的,如果你熟悉產品,你就可以深

  • understand the company's philosophy.

    瞭解公司的理念。

  • If you want to learn the fundamentals of the stock market, how to read financial statements,

    如果你想學習股票市場的基本原理,如何閱讀財務報表。

  • or do your ratio analysis, you can check out my course on Skillshare.

    或者做你的比率分析,你可以在Skillshare上查看我的課程。

  • If you have enjoyed this video, you will most definitely enjoy this custom playlist that

    如果你喜歡這個視頻,你一定會喜歡這個定製的播放列表,它是

  • I have created specifically for you that has our most popular videos on .... that can potentially

    我專門為你創建了有我們最受歡迎的視頻的....,這有可能是

  • change your life.

    改變你的生活。

  • And now give this video the thumbs up that it deserves, and make sure to subscribe if

    現在給這個視頻豎起應有的大拇指,並確保訂閱,如果

  • you haven't done that yet.

    你還沒有做到這一點。

  • Thanks for watching and until next.

    謝謝你的觀看,直到下一次。

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你需要多長時間才能賺到10億美元?

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