How to be a smart investor

1. Don't forget to learn at any time.

2. Have a different kind of patience and perseverance.

3. Have self-restraint.

4. Be able to control your emotions.

5. Do wrong things and self-reflect.

6. Be calm and calm in the face of trouble.

7. Words and actions are consistent.

1.Don't forget to learn. Learn investment knowledge, learn how successful investors are successful, and never forget to learn, after all, the power of knowledge is huge, and the thinking and thinking of those investors are raised through learning.

2.There is a different kind of patience and perseverance. I have a higher level of patience and confidence than ordinary people, and I stick to the choices I believe. Investors should not only have confidence in themselves, but also have an agile mind and think comprehensively about the causes and consequences of things.

3.Have self-restraint. Self-control, self-restraint, this is what investors must do. Self-discipline, self-cultivation, and the ability to make the right judgment in the right situation.

4.Ability to control your emotions. It is never advisable to control your emotions and emotions and not affect your judgment of investment because of an emotion or emotion.

5.Do something wrong, self-reflect. Having foresight and being able to guess the development trend after Yiyan Town is visionary. When you lose an investment, remember to reflect on yourself, what went wrong, and you must pay attention to it the next time you invest, this is a smart investor.

6.Be calm and calm in the face of things, and invest unhurriedly. When investing, have a sensitive and auspicious thinking, think about the cause and effect, don't panic and make a desperate bet, investors are investing less and making more, how to make more, you have to be calm down when you encounter things, don't panic.

7.Words are in line with action. What you say and what you do, you should be consistent, don't just say it and don't do it, it's a kind of judgment, and it's a kind of mental agility. To be a smart investor is not only to keep your promises, but also to put them into action.

Looking at Graham's book "The Smart Investor", in the preface to the book written by Warren Buffett, he considers this book to be the most outstanding investment treatise of all time.

As a student of Graham, Warren Buffett believes that in order for human beings to succeed in investing in a lifetime, they do not need top-level intelligence, extraordinary business acumen and insider information, but they need a solid body of knowledge as the basis for decision-making, and the ability to control their emotions so that they do not cause erosion of this system.

Graham believes that the market is a voting machine in the short term, but a weighing machine in the long term.

Graham basically divides investors into two categories, defensive and offensive.

The first goal of defensive investors is to avoid major mistakes and major losses, and the main energy is of course on defense, and the second goal is to be relaxed and free, without frequent analysis and decision-making, saving worry and effort, time and trouble.

Defensive investors should follow the principle of four **shares, that is, appropriately diversify their investments into 10 30 **; In stock selection, large enterprises, outstanding enterprises, and enterprises with conservative financing should be selected; Dividends have been paid continuously for more than 20 years; The P/E ratio does not exceed 25 times.

If you want to invest successfully, you must have a high IQ and emotional intelligence. IQ is not a matter of intelligence, but a correct framework for thinking; Emotional intelligence is not about winning over others, but about winning over yourself.

So how do you make a smart investor?

Graham argues that the market is like a pendulum, forever oscillating between short-lived optimism and irrational pessimism. Smart investors are realists, who sell to optimists and buy from pessimists.

As a student of Graham, Warren Buffett's credo is: fear when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are afraid of rottenness.

Since its publication in 1949, the book has been reprinted many times and has been known as the investment bible.

First, it is necessary to correctly distinguish between investment and speculation. The choice is extremely important. When Warren Buffett was 19 years old, he read Graham's "The Smart Investor" and gave up the path of technical analysis speculation in favor of (value) investing.

So in a way, the power of choice is the greatest power in the world.

Second, understand your own nature. As Munger points out when talking about how to be a great investor, "Everyone has to think about their marginal utility and mental capacity before they can start jumping into the game."

You have to put your nature and talent into your investment strategy. ”

Third, continuous learning. Like Warren Buffett and Munger, become a continuous learning machine. Munger said it well: "If you don't learn to keep your eyes open, the world will roar away from you!" ”

Fourth, continue to practice. On the basis of continuous learning, you should continue to practice, and eventually form your own investment style.

Fifth, stay focused. As Warren Buffett said, "High-intensity work is the price of excellence, and to become rich and become the number one in the industry, you must continue to focus to complete." ”

Sixth, it is particularly emphasized that in order to enter the triple realm of Buffett's investment evolution, one must first become a pure investor. The primary problem of investment is to correctly distinguish between investment and speculation, investment has the realm of investment, and speculation has the realm of speculation (speculation can also be divided into rational speculation and irrational speculation), and both are high and low. It is very harmful to blur the distinction between the two, or to combine the two.

Munger said that all smart investments are value investments. Warren Buffett said, "If it's not value investing, is it worth investing?" ”

Warren Buffett's trilogy (the "three stages" and "triple realm" of the evolution of Buffett's investment thoughts) and the "four transformations" have created Buffett's snowballing life. The main thread that runs through it is: strength, continuous learning and evolution to improve soft power (wisdom and realm), and hard power (wealth and influence) through the improvement of soft power.

After being strong, it will shine on the earth like the sun, repay the society, and realize the ultimate care for human beings.

Friends, if you want to become a successful investor, you must first learn a set of effective analysis methods, control risks, and expand profits.

I'll give you a few suggestions, don't do **, don't judge the bottom, don't grab**. Learn to follow the trend myself, use the weekly line, monthly line to buy and sell**, the effect is OK.

Good luck friends! Personal opinion, carefully adopted!

Only investors who can endure loneliness can achieve ultimate success. Writer Yang Daxia sent a message that investment lies in mentality.

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In China, in the United States, how many people have such a humble self-awareness when they enter the ** market? Here are 48 investment rules that smart investors must know to learn together!

1.Buying ** is a part of buying and sellingThe market is always oscillating between over-excitement and over-pessimism, smart investors buy from over-pessimistic people and sell to over-excited people, and your own performance affects investment returns more than the performance of ** itself.

2.The return on investment is a function of buying**, and if you buy high, the yield will be low. No matter how careful you are, you can't afford not to make mistakes, you can only follow the boundaries of safety. That is to say, no matter how hard you try, you can't buy high, and you can control the wrong results.

3.Caring about ****, shopping like a supermarket, not buying cosmetics like a real major loss is always after the investor forgets to ask how much, high growth is not the same as high profit. The risk increases rather than decreases, and the risk decreases rather than increases.

4.It is very difficult to overcome the market average, and if you want to try, firstly, you need an inherently sound strategy, and secondly, this strategy is not popular in the market. Beating the average level of return in the market can be difficult, and there is no need for the average investor to pursue it.

5.Smart investors are not interested in the first one or two.

6.Speculation is not impossible, but the fatal threat is speculation and self-righteous investment. When speculating, he is like a rational gambler's footman, taking only $100 to the casino and locking the crude coffin in the safe at home.

7.Not a natural anti-inflation tool, annuities from 1935 to 1970 did not perform as well as savings.

8.According to U.S. data from 1915 to 1970, there is no close temporal relationship between the direction of inflation and stock price movements.

9.Public utilities are the main victims of inflation, with rising financing costs and hydropower struggling.

10.Property is generally considered to be a good tool against inflation. Graham didn't know much about real estate and didn't dare to say much, only to warn that house prices fluctuated wildly.