Showing posts with label videos on investing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label videos on investing. Show all posts

Friday 11 October 2013

Making Money the Warren Buffett Way (Educational Videos)


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Tuesday 21 February 2012

Warren Buffett - How to Be a Success



For the latest Warren Buffett, go to http://WarrenBuffettNews.com -

There will be a short speech in this MBA talk, and then there will be a question and answer session. It is important to think about your future. Everyone graduating has the ability to make a lot of money and to succeed. However in order to succeed, more is needed than intellect and energy. You also need integrity. Without integrity, intellect and energy doesn't matter too much.

Think for a moment that you had the right to buy 10% of one of your classmates for the rest of their lifetime. Are you going to give them an IQ test or pick the one with the best grades? Probably not. If you thought about this for an hour, you would probably invest in the person who has the type of leadership qualities, the type of person who has the ability to get other people to do what they want. By the same token, if you had to go short on one of your classmates, then you would also look for qualities like dishonesty and cutting corners.

As you reflect on those qualities, you will notice that they are all qualities that are achievable. They are not forbidden to other people. There aren't any negative qualities that you have to have. They are all simply habitual. Habits are too light to be felt until they are too heavy to cast off. When you are young, you can choose to have any habits that you want. Look around at the people that you admire and try to develop patterns of behavior like them. Benjamin Franklin did this and Benjamin Graham did it as well.

Warren Buffett is not a macro guy. But you can borrow money in Japan at 1%. You would think that you could make money if you can borrow money at 1%. However, he is having trouble finding anything. It is hard to make a lot as an investor if the business you are interested in doesn't make a large return on equity. However, you could take the cigar butt approach to investing. If you are looking for a free puff, then you can purchase a lousy business at a discount. Time is the friend of the wonderful business and the enemy of the lousy business. Japan had an incredible market without a lot of incredible businesses.

Warren Buffett - Coke vs McDonald's



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There are a lot of things you can learn if you are around securities over the course of your career, and you will find a lot of arbitrage opportunities. However, that probably won't be the primary driver of your investment returns.

If you are not a professional investor, then you should be extremely diversified and you should do very little trading. However, if you want to bring an intensity to the game, and you are going to value businesses, then diversification is a terrible mistake. If you really know business, then you shouldn't own more than 6 businesses. Very few people have gotten rich on their 7th best idea. You'd be much better off putting more money into your best idea.

Proctor and Gamble is a good business. But if you are going to go away for 20 years, would you rather own Coca-Cola or Proctor and Gamble? Proctor and Gamble wouldn't be bad, but Coca-Cola has much better pricing power. They sell 1 billion units per day. If they charge a penny more, they will make another $10 million per day.

McDonald's has a lot of things going for it. But it is a tougher business. People do not want to eat at McDonald's every day. If someone drinks 5 Cokes today, they will probably buy 5 more tomorrow. The fast food business is tough, and they don't win taste tests. They are also competing on price more than they used to, and they give away toys in order to sell more product. It is better to own a business with a product that can stand alone absent promotions and price appeals. But it is a very good business. Not as good as Coca-Cola, but then again very few businesses are.

The utility industry is tough to understand because there are so many regulations. Obviously the guy who produces energy more cheaply has an advantage, but it is hard to predict how much of the profits he will be allowed to keep and whether he can sell his energy outside of his geographic area. A lot of money will be made in utilities, but it is hard to be able to tell who is going to make it.

Thursday 6 October 2011

Video Investing Tutorials



Video Investing Tutorials


Lesson 1: Stock MarketLesson 2: Online Stock Investing
Lesson 3: Brokerage AccountsLesson 4: Buying Your First Stock
Lesson 5: Market vs. Limit OrdersLesson 6: Buy-and-Hold Strategy
Lesson 7: Day-TradingLesson 8: Swing Trading
Lesson 9: Contrarian InvestorsLesson 10: Momentum Investors
Lesson 11: Technical AnalysisLesson 12: Fundamental Analysis
Lesson 13: Income,Value,GrowthLesson 14: Stock Returns
Lesson 15: Stock DividendsLesson 16: P/E Ratios
Lesson 17: Interest Rates StocksLesson 18: Inflation Stock Market
Lesson 19: Dollar-Cost AveragingLesson 20: Stock Prices
Lesson 21: Moving AveragesLesson 22: Bull,Bear,Sideways
Lesson 23: Standard and Poors 500Lesson 24: Dow
Lesson 25: NYSE,NASDAQ,AMEXLesson 26: Risk Trading Stocks
Lesson 27: Refusing to Sell StocksLesson 28: Greed and Stocks
Lesson 29: Income StatementsLesson 30: Earnings Per Share
Lesson 31: Price-to-Sales RatioLesson 32: Stock Analysts
Lesson 33: Problems FundamentalsLesson 34: Volume Indicator
Lesson 35: On-Balance VolumeLesson 36: Relative Strength
Lesson 37: Stochastic OscillatorLesson 38: Williams %R
Lesson 39: Line ChartsLesson 40: Bar Charts
Lesson 41: Candlestick ChartsLesson 42: Problems Technicals
Lesson 43: Emotional Stock PicksLesson 44: Investing Discipline
Lesson 45: Investing MistakesLesson 46: Stock Market Crash
Lesson 47: Investing FearsLesson 48: Gambling or Investing
Lesson 49: Cyclical StocksLesson 50: Investing in REITs
Lesson 51: Investing in IPOsLesson 52: Insider Trading
Lesson 53: Market CapitalizationLesson 54: Outstanding Shares
Lesson 55: Stock SectorsLesson 56: Revenge Trading
Lesson 57: Stop-Loss OrdersLesson 58: Trailing Stops
Lesson 59: Pump-and-Dump ScamsLesson 60: Stock Splits
Lesson 61: Reverse Stock SplitsLesson 62: Shares of Stock
Lesson 63: Trading on NewsLesson 64: Dangers of Stock Tips
Lesson 65: Trading the QQQQsLesson 66: Non-Diversified
Lesson 67: Penny StocksLesson 68: Commodities
Lesson 69: Mutual FundsLesson 70: Index Funds
Lesson 71: ETFsLesson 72: Diversification
Lesson 73: Load vs. No LoadLesson 74: Cash vs. Margin

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Saturday 14 August 2010

MBA - Managerial Economics

MBA - Managerial Economics 01
54:37 - 1 year ago
MBA Course in Managerial Economics at Prince Sultan University. Lecture 1 covers introductory overview to economics - choice, economic decisions, scarcity, trade-offs, opprtunity cost, marginal analysis, efficiency, resources, utility, modeling.http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3236390700554076825#docid=-408690692811744650



MBA - Managerial Economics 02
30:40 - 1 year ago
Lecture 2 of MBA course in Managerial Economics at Prince Sultan University. Discusses some fallacies and myths on global issues related to the U.S dollar, US economy, gold, oil, and other important and current global economic issueshttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3712587726439038583#



MBA - Managerial Economics 03
02:31 - 1 year ago




MBA - Managerial Economics 04
33:06 - 1 year ago
Covers the first half of the first chapter of the textbook "Managerial Economics" by Maurice & Thomas.http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3712587726439038583#docid=8361401330998686750














MBA - Managerial Economics 22
1:11:56 - 1 year ago
Long run cost and production. Isoquant curves. Marginal rate of technical substitution. Isocost curves. Optimal combination of inputs. Cost optimization. Expansion path. Returns to scale; economies of scale; economies of scope.http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3712587726439038583#docid=6029229602533143315

Thursday 12 August 2010

Investment In Gold Seminar by Krassimir Petrov

Krassimir Petrov - Investment Analysis (part 1)
29:14 - 2 years ago




Krassimir Petrov - Investment Analysis (part 2)
28:52 - 2 years ago
Tavex Investment Gold Seminar in Stockholm April 9, 2008http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3227070987190450403#



Krassimir Petrov - Investment Analysis (part 3)
32:33 - 2 years ago
Tavex Investment Gold Seminar in Stockholm April 9, 2008http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=976700141486118374#



Krassimir Petrov - Investment Analysis (part 4)
13:30 - 2 years ago
Tavex Investment Gold Seminar in Stockholm April 9, 2008http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1383332369012611726#

21 Evils of Inflation (Video)

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6484061137769305763&hl=en&emb=1#

21 Evils of Inflation - Prof. Krassimir Petrov
59:42 - 3 years ago
A 60 minute lecture by Prof. Krassimir Petrov at the American University in Bulgaria explaining 21 negative effects from inflation.

Tuesday 10 August 2010

Introductory Lectures to Business Cycles

Business Cycles, Part 0 of 4- Interest and Capital,
Prof. Krassimir Petrov
1:02:36 - 3 years ago
The theory of Interest, Production, and Capital is the foundation for understanding Economic Growth and Business Cycles.http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6484061137769305763&hl=en&emb=1#docid=-5669706349089810530



Business Cycles, Part 1 of 4 - Introduction, 
Prof. Krassimir Petrov
1:06:14 - 3 years ago
An introductory 65 min lecture describing the nature of business cycles. Explains business fluctuations, phases, periodicity, comovement, persistence, amplitude, cyclicality, and introduces major business cycle theories.



http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8415267688491832655#
Business Cycles, Part 2 of 4 - Business Cycle Indicators, Prof. Krassimir Petrov
1:02:32 - 3 years ago
The lecture explains the behavior of 18 different procyclical leading or lagging macroeconomic variables/indicators throughout the business cycle.


http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5546452117626581217#
Business Cycles, Part 3 of 4 - The Austrian Boom,
Prof. Krassimir Petrov
1:12:14 - 3 years ago
Explaining the Boom - what happens and why; characteristics of booms; why booms cannot last forever; why they inevitably turn to bust. The next part,part 4 is devoted to the "Bust".






BusinessCycles, Part 4 of 4 - The Austrian Bust, Prof. Krassimir Petrov
1:06:20 - 3 years ago
Crisis, Bust, Deflationary Depression, Stagflation, and other fundamental Austrian School concepts.

Introductory Lectures to Technical Analysis

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6926061697255437758&hl=en&emb=1#docid=3236390700554076825
Investment Analysis, Lecture 01 - The Essentials of Investments

Introductory lecture covering Chapter 1 from the Bodie, Kane, Marcus "Essentials of Investments". The course will continue with Technical Analysis in next 4-5 lectures.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6926061697255437758&hl=en&emb=1#docid=3522828464732950634
Investment Analysis, Lecture 02 - Technical Analysis, Introduction

Introduces important concepts in technical analysis necessary to understand and read charts.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6926061697255437758&hl=en&emb=1#docid=2468906696139555918
Investment Analysis, Lecture 03 - Technical Analysis

Continues the discussion of basic concepts in technical analysis and proceeds with various charts and chart formations.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8845215362536133716#
Investment Analysis, Lecture 04 - Technical Analysis

Provides many real-world examples of applying technical analysis with proper interpretations.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8845215362536133716#docid=3573708715720331479
Investment Analysis, Lecture 05

Continues with real world examples of technical analysis.


Investment Analysis, Lecture 06 - Technical Analysis cont.
1:00:48 - 2 years ago
Continued with practical interpretations of charts.http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2688538007524052761#

Introductory Lecture on Real Estate Finance

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6594160744367916447&hl=en&emb=1#




Krassimir Petrov

Introductory Lecture to Portfolio Theory

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8694846935046925487&hl=en&emb=1#docid=4234873094754328164
Investments - Lecture 01 - Portfolio Theory 01


http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5661465017176597915&hl=en&emb=1#docid=8694846935046925487
Investments - Portfolio Theory 02


http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5661465017176597915&hl=en&emb=1#
Investments - Portfolio Theory 03


http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5661465017176597915&hl=en&emb=1#docid=5497259751608833266
Investments - Portfolio Theory 04


http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5661465017176597915&hl=en&emb=1#docid=6247815643869225195
Investments - Portfolio Theory 05



Investments - Portfolio Theory 06
53:18 - 1 year ago
Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), Part 2.http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6988926808213550755#



Investments - Portfolio Theory 07
1:04:18 - 1 year ago
Efficiency, efficient markets, the efficiency hypothesis, random walk, implications of market efficiency.http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6988926808213550755#docid=-9063491810101872769

Introductory Lecture to Fundamental Analysis

Investments - Fundamental Analysis, Lecture 1 - Introduction
1:08:47 - 1 year ago
Introduces the role of fundamental analysis in investing; explains concepts such as fundamentals and valuation; and begins to develop basic concepts from macro-investment analysis.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3236390700554076825#docid=1129162666296607058




Investments - Fundamental Analysis - Lecture 2 - Interest Rates
1:02:21 - 1 year ago
The role of interest rates in fundamental analysis. The fundamental determinants of interest rates; liquidity effect; Fisher effect.http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1340565254021002003#


Monday 9 August 2010

Introductory Lecture to Essentials of Investment

Investments - Lecture 01 - Introduction
52:24 - 1 year ago




This is an introductory lecture in Investments. It reviews the very basics, mostly elementary concepts that should be familiar from an introductory course in finance or corporate finance. It follows Chapter 1 from "Investments" by Bodie et al.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8694846935046925487&hl=en&emb=1#docid=-6926061697255437758




Investments - Lecture 02 - The Investment Process
29:45 - 1 year ago
Continues to cover Chapter 1 from "Investments" by Bodie, Kane, and Marcus. Diversification, risk, asset classes, asset allocation, active and passive investment strategies, primary and secondary markets.








http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8694846935046925487&hl=en&emb=1#docid=6890486866020900949



Investments - Lecture 03 - Financial Instruments
1:31:19 - 1 year ago
Covers in great detail the topic of financial instruments from Bodie, Kane, and Marcus, the first half of Chapter 2. The topic will continue in Lecture 4.http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3927600563840580683#



Investments - Lecture 04 - Mortgages and Stocks
1:10:47 - 1 year ago
Explains the basics of mortgages and equities.http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1508378369026087071#



Reference:
http://vimeo.com/10950693

Sunday 18 July 2010

Why this fund manager is among the best in this region. View this video.


In Time of Volatility by
Phua Lee Kerk, CEO
Phiem Unit Trust


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Innovations on Shariah products under Bursa Malaysia Islamic Capital Market by
Norfadelizan Abdul Rahman, Head of Product Development Islamic Capital Market
Bursa Malaysia


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Forecasting the Stock, Futures and Forex Markets with the Da Vinci Code by
Fred KH Tam, Stock, Futures and Forex Market Analyst, Trader, Author and Educator
PI Graduate Studies Sdn Bhd 


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Exchange Traded Funds - A New Investment Tool by
A A Deepa, Head of Bond & ETF Market & Product Development 
Bursa Malaysia Berhad


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You Want To Succeed As A Trader by
Ray Barross
Ray Barros Trading Group 


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Has the market bottomed? Outlook for the next six months by
Lorraine Tan, Director of Research, Asia
Standard & Poor's


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We are ready! by
Edwin Lee Wai Kidd, Vice President
OSK UOB Unit Trust Management Berhad 


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Finding Opportunities Amidst Volatile Markets by
Wong Sui Jau, General Manager
Fundsupermart


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4th Quarter Outlook by
Nigel Foo Check Keng, Vice President, Research
CIMB Investment Bank Berhad


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Guidelines for Common Sense Investing by
David Berry, Managing Director, Governance
Columbus Circle Governance Sdn Bhd


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"Market Outlook & How the US Crisis is Going to Impact Malaysia Market"

Panelists:

Chris Eng, Acting Head of Research
OSK Research


Chong Sui San, Chief Investment Officer
OSK Asset Management


Raymond Tang, Chief Investment Officer
CIMB-Principal Asset Management


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"R&D and Innovation - Achieving Economies of Scale in a New / Mature Market"

Panelists:

Ng Lip Yong, Managing Director
Hai-o Marketing (MLM Division of Hai-O Enterprise)


Alex Chew, Executive Director
WellCall Holdings Berhad


Dr Albert Wong, Chief Technology Officer
Jobstreet Corporation Berhad


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