李驰谈投资有很多闷声发财的人（Li Chi talks about Investing there are plenty of muffled people）.docVIP

李驰谈投资有很多闷声发财的人（Li Chi talks about Investing there are plenty of muffled people） Li Chi talks about Investing: there are plenty of muffled people Although all roads lead to Rome, it is difficult to say which way is better, but after so many years of exploration, we can do it with our mentality and ability, or value investment. You see, the vast majority of fund managers go on a business trip, and the first thing they need to ask is the ups and downs of the market. This kind of life has gradually left us, so making money too hard, not our pursuit. Buffett has said on many occasions that learning to invest in securities simply doesnt require going to college. Investing is actually an understanding of some of the most basic truths in life. Its easy to master. But, Buffett said, the public has never had a tendency to move closer to value investing.. The value investing approach looks simple, but its hard to do. We didnt try to imitate Buffett at first, but rather, we were trying to find out how to invest more successfully. Later found that and Buffett himself, and other successful investment people, the idea is basically the same, that is, do any investment, first do not consider winning, first of all to consider whether or not to lose. Many people do not have this mentality, when making decisions only want to make money, as long as there is such a mentality of people, I do not feel the door into the value of investment. There are a few book on Buffett have made it very clear, I have all day to see the three, one is Buffett says, he speaks about life, love some sayings, a small book; two is the Buffett how to choose growth stocks, from a mathematical perspective to explain why he can make money, why the share price will rise, to the understanding of the compound and this combined use; three is Buffetts portfolio, I think this is the core of the book, the book circulation is not great. All these books, how he made money all speak out, as if his wealth passwords are open.