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Warren Buffett | How to Invest in Stocks for Beginners

Warren Buffett teaches us how to invest in stocks for beginners! Warren Buffett investing focuses on stock investing, investment advice, and value investing so that we can all learn to invest like he does! Teaching us how to invest your money is Warren Buffett's life work at Berkshire Hathaway and he has had more success than anyone! He is a pro at picking stocks and value investing, so we should listen to him and learn how to invest your money in the stock market like he does! In this video, we walk through Warren Buffet's investment strategy. This is Part 2 to our previous video! Market Crashes are Opportunities: We walk through a great visual on bull and bear markets, teach how to prepare for a crash, and take a look at our own custom watchlist. Be prepared for a crash well in advance We recommend at least 2 weeks of research per company. We walk through we created and used during the recent crash in March 2020 to make over $250,000 in profit! Determine the Intrinsic/Fair Value: Let’s look at a Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letter and learn how to find the intrinsic value of a stock. When I think about Intrinsic Value, I think about this quote from Warren Buffett in his 1989 Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Letter. It’s important to know what a company or stock is worth in order to know where you should buy it and potentially sell it We walk through many different methods to finding the intrinsic value. Invest Over Time: It’s amazing how often we hear about people investing all of their money at one time and getting poor results. We recommend buying into a company over time in 4 or more purchases at 10% increments as the price falls. Warren Buffett calls investing over time ‘Diversification of price’. This helps ensure you don’t buy at market top. Margin of Safety: Per Investopedia the definition of Margin of Safety is a principle of investing in which an investor only purchases securities when their market price is significantly below their intrinsic value. Having a margin of safety gives you a buffer for unknowns and mistakes It’s like buying something on sale. Warren Buffett targets a 40% margin of safety and we do the same. The less confident we are in an investment, the larger the margin of safety. Know When to Sell: Here are some of the few reasons to sell your stock... When the buy was a mistake The business fundamentally changes When price has risen dramatically & becomes overvalued 📺 OUR CHANNEL | HOLY CITY FAMILY ► https://bit.ly/3Gx5BaK At age 35, our family of 5 became millionaires and retired early as we aggressively pursued FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) for over 15 years! Shockingly, we did this on a $75K income! FOCUS ► Stock Market | Early Retirement | Budgeting | Credit Scores | House Flipping | Reducing Costs | Paying off Debt MISSION ► Empowering you to achieve financial freedom to pursue your dreams & ambitions ✔️SUBSCRIBE ► https://bit.ly/3BmHUxG 🎞 WATCH OUR LATEST VIDEOS How We Became Millionaires At Age 35 On A Low Income https://bit.ly/3EjYxMD Revealing Our $1 Million Stock Investment Portfolio    • Revealing Our $1 Million Stock Investment ...   Top 5 Best Investing Apps in 2022    • Top 5 BEST Investing Apps in 2022   NIO Stock Analysis    • NIO Stock Analysis | Crashing on Huge Chin...   TESLA Stock Analysis https://bit.ly/3EoeQrH ALIBABA Stock Analysis    • Alibaba (BABA) Stock Analysis | Charlie Mu...   Best Stocks to Buy Now    • Top 5 Growth Stocks to Buy Now   How To Invest During a Stock Market CRASH https://bit.ly/2ZyBRJC 🙌 FOLLOW ♦ Website | www.holycityfamily.com ♦ Instagram | https://bit.ly/3bfxV2X ♦ Tik Tok | https://bit.ly/3jIC04g ♦ Facebook | https://bit.ly/2ZC3Lo3 💻 E-MAIL ► [email protected] 🏷️TAGS #investing #warrenbuffett #stocks #stockmarket #investments #financialeducation #wealthbuilding #stocktrading #investingtips #stockmarketinvesting #stockmarkets #valueinvesting ——————————————————————————— Disclaimer: All of our videos, posts, reels, or stories are for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. Please do your own research. Consult a certified & trusted financial planner who will put your interests above their own before following any advice we may offer.