From the moment I began my stock investing journey with Moomoo Malaysia, I was captivated by the power of strategic, long-term investing. Inspired by Warren Buffett’s value investing philosophy, I embarked on building a diversified portfolio with the goal of achieving sustainable growth over time. My approach? Invest in high-quality companies with solid fundamentals, consistent earnings, and promising future prospects. I began by purchas...
SKYWalkers
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just don't follow Buffett too closely, you can follow the principles, but you cannot follow what he does, because he will buy into a company, increase his share, until he becomes influential and affect the company's direction. retail investors cannot do that, especially when initially he buys, the company may not be in great shape. he also has a limitation that he does not understand tech and geopolitics, it's not wrong, especially when the axiom "only invest in what you understand" is really important, it's just that he may miss out breaking tech or developing AI.
Fischer Wallis
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Thanks for your insight! I agree we can’t fully follow what Buffett does since he has more influence as an institutional investor. But his principles of finding strong companies and holding them long-term still apply well for retail investors like me. I understand his limitation with tech and AI, so I try to balance my portfolio by including modern, innovative companies like T-Mobile and VeriSign, while also holding stable ones like Coca-Cola and Berkshire Hathaway. I'm focused on long-term growth and adapting strategies as needed. Appreciate your advice!
$Ford Motor (F.US)$ Please help me understand how the President promoting a company by a South African and buying a Tesla, supercedes a company like Ford that was the start of the automotive industry in America and has worked toward the benefit of the Amercian public? How does the President promoting one company over the best interest of the Nation better than the benefit to Ford and the worker's who build for America? How does this benefit America?
Space Dust
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Gorbachev at the Pizza Hut. pied Piper to keep the right wing stooges cheering the Soviet style collapse instead of fighting to stop it.
On March 10th,$Tesla (TSLA.US)$'s stock faced a “Black Monday,” plunging 15.4% to close at $222.15, the worst single day drop since September 2020. Overnight, it shed $130 billion in market value, equivalent to erasing$Ford Motor (F.US)$and$General Motors (GM.US)$'s combined worth. This rout dragged the Nasdaq down 4% and sliced Tesla’s valuation in HALF from its December 2024 peak ($479.86). Bounce or Bust? We'll see endless analysis on...
MonkeyGee
OP输过败过但是从来没怕
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Ford is at a pivot point it can go much lower or much higher. Think what everyone is waiting for is the administration plan possibly providing aid to Ford or all EVs made in the USA.
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MonkeyGee OP : Ford continues its move over 10