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so you also want to become value investor? (3)

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Publish date: Wed, 11 May 2016, 04:54 PM
Trade at your own risk. I am here only to vomit out my feelings

First part here

http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/stockman/96091.jsp

Second part here

http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/stockman/96262.jsp

 

Here we talk about super investor

 

How to be successful investor

 

Things don't always go one's way but super investor has the following characteristics:

 
- complete understanding of risk aversion and how risk aversion plays trick on people's mind
 
Here is a good article on the dangers of  risk aversion from the Harvard Business Review
 
https://hbr.org/2013/07/hidden-danger-of-being-risk-averse/
 
 
 
- stays focused and not easily distracted by noise and other things going on with other people shares
- do lots of homework, extended networks, verification and confirmation
- belief in one self and facts
 
Theory is easy
Just like the theory of share valuations
But to be successful investor, lead a good life, stress free life, 
That is some thing else all together.
 
There are insights and hints
But everyone has to find his own path.
 
 
 
 
 
A super investor has to be one who hit hard when opportunities arise.
Every day every year present different opportunities.
But even a super investor cannot make money everyday, every year.
It is a fallacy to think that just because one is a successful investor, he can make money everyday.
A super investor distinguishes himself by his ability to make big money when the opportunity comes......some times it may take a few years before the opportunity arises.
A super investor is not a trader so don't expect the super investor to be right with every trade.
It is not how often or low a person can buy that makes the difference.
The end result is determined by how many shares a super investor buys when he is right., and his ability to ride the trend when he is right.

 

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Looking forward to Part 4

2016-05-11 20:37

Amit Khindriya

Your views are respected, but very debatable. The is only 1 Warren Buffet, and Ben Graham, and Munger, but many value investors out there (read buy and hold) who have created wealth, sustainable.

2016-05-14 06:38

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