In investing, there are a few steadfast rules that should always be followed. More than suggestions or guidelines, these rules are designed to keep people from making poor investments… and they apply in almost every scenario. http://bit.ly/2I9gbqe

In this video I give you the 4 most important rules of investing that the worlds best investors follow every day.

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32 COMMENTS

  1. What do you do if you see a stock you think is on sale so you check out the company, read the 10k, check the management etc and by the time you have done all that, the company is no longer on sale? Do you just leave it and move on?

  2. Coming from poverty and having no one that can explain anything about money or investing. I truly appriciate you taking the time to teach such valuable content. My goal is to go through every single video you have. Lol Thank You!

  3. Hi, I’m new to investing and don’t know what it means by ‘companies on sale’, does that mean buying a share at a lower price compared to its value?

  4. Thanks for the videos Phill, I love them and I'm learning so much! I have a question for you – I live in Europe (UK) but am interested in investing in Amazon and the US stock market. Can I do that? If so, where should I start?

  5. When he said he could show you some more cool things but you have to come to a class in Atlanta thats a scam you can do you're own research for free without paying for a flight, hotel,food, transportation and a class im sure remember there not making money from the secrets there making from you paying for those secrets hard work on you're own will make you wealthy theres books and investing sites that will pretty much explain everything for FREE and you can do it from you couch.

  6. I recently attended the wedding reception of a family member. On the tables were 3×5 cards with which guests were asked to place in the card box after answering the question on the card : “What advice do you have for the newlyweds?” I picked one up, thought about it, then started to write, ‘price and value are not the same’…

  7. im new at investing so i dont have any die hard rules yet but i do make sure that i have a diversed portfolio. i try to not have any one stock that weighs to much and im well mixed with tech/consumer noncyclical/investment companys/gold

  8. These rules are stupid and generic. It is like what shall you do if three armed men, armed with a flametrower, a machine gun and a bazooka storms in to your apartment trying to kill you.
    1 Stay rational. To many people would freak out, that is not the right thing to do.
    2 Try to hide, take your time and find the best place to hide.
    3 Fight back, if nothing else work fight back, the best way to fighr is to fight good and hard. Then you stand the best rate of success.

    Most people are stupid and should just go with index fund

  9. I always follow two rules:
    1. Never buy anything that doesn't pay you. I've only ever had a handful of speculations, and two-thirds burned me. But if something I have is down, but it's not something I want to double-up on, I'm happy as long as I'm getting paid every month or every quarter.
    2. Always know why you're buying, so you know when to sell. To use some of Phil's thinking to illustrate this, if you buy a stock because it's trading at half its fair value, that's a clear reason to buy, with the time to sell being when it's trading a certain amount above its fair value. But if you buy a stock because you "think it'll go up", then you never know when to sell, and your emotions take over.

  10. I don't agree with your first rule. While it makes perfect sense in theory, in reality all that matters is whether the stock is trending up or down. You will not make money by buying a stock that is trending down even if the best research out there guarantees the company is undervalued. If your theory was true, then it would be a sure thing to buy undervalued companies. But it's not. With that said, rule #1 should always be buy companies that are trending up, and the smoother the trend, the better. Then apply rules from #2 and #3 by buying them on sale.

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