Warren Buffett: Buy Stocks And Never Sell



Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger discuss investing strategies and principles.

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  1. Buffett’s point on treating stocks like buying a farm is spot on. If you can’t handle seeing your holdings down 50% without panicking, the hardest part isn’t picking the right stock—it’s mastering your own psychology. Long-term compounding rewards patience, not market timing.

  2. I disagreed. I mean I wish cashflow are healthy like Mutual of Omaha for the particular individual investor to achieve or aim for such things.

    I rather think the Bull way or Chicago way of thinking is buy or sell stocks that show positive gains.
    1. Bc the market is almost alway right or no fools in price determination. Buying is to depart monies so check the yield or when you going to sell it.
    2. Buy and buy more so you can resell it once day.
    3. If it is a great stock, why sell it right? Unless you need the monies or going to rebuild it.
    4. If it is a bad stock or bankruptcy, of course you should sell it.

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  4. Diversify and yes there’s exceptions I saw someone mention blockbuster earlier if a company goes completely away because of technological or social change and there effort to change isn’t working it’s time to ditch the stock otherwise it’s wise to hold

  5. Berkshire Hathaway began significantly trimming its massive Apple stake in late 2023, before accelerating sales throughout 2024 by dumping over half of its holdings. Big mistake….Apple is up 50% over the last year while Berkshire Hathaway hasn't gained a dime.

  6. Buffet never says anything meaningful. He grew up privileged and uses our insurance premiums to buy stocks and never does anything to improve the insurance or make it cheaper. He never tries to reforms. He loves that the government requires it and then he takes the premiums to invest. Buffet is a total jerk

  7. As someone whos sold early.. don't sell 😂

    I've missed 6 different stock splits in the past 12 years, all of which have boomed back up. But 50k looked appealing so I took it. When really I'd probably have closer to 600 to 700k right now. Just hold.. it really is the biggest waiting game of your life.

  8. As someone whos sold early.. don't sell 😂

    I've missed 6 different stock splits in the past 12 years, all of which have boomed back up. But 50k looked appealing so I took it. When really I'd probably have closer to 600 to 700k right now. Just hold.. it really is the biggest waiting game of your life.

  9. Every crash/collapse brings with it an equivalent market chance if you are early informed and equipped, I've seen folks amass up to $1m amid economy crisis, and even pull it off easily in favorable conditions. Unequivocally, the collapse is getting somebody somewhere rich

  10. Great advice for billionaires, but for most of us, the whole reason we bought the stocks in the first place was so they would grow in value and we could sell them when we retired to live and travel. They don't do you any good sitting there for your kids to enjoy! Plus, if they are in a tax deferred account the government will make you sell some of them eventually to cover rmds.

  11. I still don't know how people can't see the difference between buffet and dead people. Some stock owners are dead and their portfolio made a lot of money just because they were not able to sell, so buffet did the same. Only difference is they are dead, he is not.

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