Warren Buffet Tips

Warren Buffett Tips 1.    You really want to be in a wonderful business, Time is a Friend of Wonderful business. 2.    Time is a enemy of lo...

Warren Buffett Tips

1.   You really want to be in a wonderful business, Time is a Friend of Wonderful business.

2.   Time is a enemy of lousy Business.(Staying with these businesses is a Big Mistake).

3.   Big Opportunities in Life has to be ceased.

4.   Think about that you have a punch card with only 20 punches to buy Stocks in your life; you will never make a mistake, because you will find everything about that company before investing.

5.   Hire People with good integrity, smartness and intelligence.( First integrity is very important.)

6.   Read or spend most of your time reading books every day.

7.   Have a competitive advantage( eg:- If I have a restaurant , people will come in and they will copy menu, and will take away my chef) i.e I need to have a castle with competitive advantage( Very Important message from warren buffett) or a moat around, i.e It should not be easy for someone to crack into my business.)

8.   What kills great business is complacency (uncritically satisfied with oneself or one's actions ;) Or satisfied from themselves, Good Business Management has to be pro active with everything.

9.   Have a Role Model in your life (Warren is my role model now.)  Ben Graham was his guru.

10.                  Don’t Dwell (Think moodily or anxiously about something)on mistakes ( tomorrow is another day , just look forward)

11.                  You really want to be doing what you enjoy doing.

12.                  Do not take advices from people, look into mirror J, you are a best person for yourself , stick to yourself ,

13.                  Surround yourself with great people.......!!!!!! Associate with people who you want to become . ...

14.                  Juicy Fruits, Coke, FMCG will stay for a long time. T.V , Radio lot of competition , so many companies will come and ruin. (Defining your circle of competence is very important in investing, You cannot be expert in everything. ) , If I understand few things about anything and I stick to that arena , and explore more about it I am doing a good job, but if I don’t understand the business, and getting call only from reference, or neighbours  or  anybody else and I am investing , its a big mistake.

15.                  Investing is assigning with the right story.

16.                  Bring the best out of people around you..........Be Around with wonderful people.

17.                  You do not need lot of brains in this business, What you do need is emotional stability.

18.                  Successful investors possess the important trait of emotional stability, which means that they base their investment decisions on practical and calculated information. Emotional investors, on the other hand, are guided by their emotions.

YOU ARE EMOTIONAL INVESTOR IF:-

• You sell your stock if it falls a few cents. The decision to sell a stock should be the result of careful consideration. If you sell a stock because it pains you to lose a penny, you're an emotional investor.
• You are fixated on stock news. Part of being an investor means keeping abreast of market news. However, if you are not a broker or an employee of the financial services sector, monitoring the stock market 24 hours a day is not healthy and indicates that you could be an emotional investor.
• You celebrate unrealized profit. Unrealized profit is profit gained from an item if you were to sell it at a particular moment. For example, if you buy a stock at $20 and it rises to $40, you have an unrealized profit of $20 per share. Jumping for joy over unrealized profit means you're probably an emotional investor.
• You fear stock updates. If you avoid checking stock prices because you fear price decreases, you're an emotional investor.
• You panic about bad news. The rational way to handle bad news about the stock market or a company you're invested in is to calculate the effects and make a decision accordingly. If you panic at the slightest hint of unfavorable news, you're an emotional investor.
• You make frequent calls to your broker. The stock market undergoes frequent fluctuations during any given day, so unrealized gains, followed by some losses, are to be expected. If you call your broker every five minutes to check the value of your investment, you're an emotional investor.
• You mourn (Feel sadness) unrealized loss. Unrealized loss is the opposite of unrealized gain. It is the loss you would experience if you were to sell a particular item at a particular moment. Using the stock from the example above, you would experience an unrealized loss of $5 if the stock were to go down to $15. If you grieve these kinds of losses, you're an emotional investor.

Good investors are not emotional; they remain calm, rational and level-headed, despite the innate climate of volatilityin the stock market. Being an emotional investor does not mean you cannot be successful in the stock market. However, it does increase the chance that you will miss out on gains and potentially lose money if you are not able to cap your emotions and curtail the impulse to make decisions based on the natural ups and downs of the market.Different temperaments require different investment strategies; therefore, it is important that you take the time to find investment strategies that work for you.