Invest Your Money in What You Love | Phil Town

Happy Valentine's Day, folks! Are you investing in companies you ❤ love ❤? Or do you only invest to make money? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!

Someone could love those crappy go pros but they would have got burned bad

The link to find out which companies you love appears to be broken. Is there another link? I googled it but it appears to go to the same place.

Great videos, and I totally respect a big-time investor with ethics! I also avoid a fair few a stocks because I don't feel comfortable with what they are selling. No amount of cash is worth a sullied conscience in my book.

Profit only … Waiting for the crash so I can get an attractive entry point to great stocks (Mastercard, Planet Fitness, Insperity, Adobe, Cyberark).

Great idea Grandpa. …i do exactly that.

I've just started your Rule #1 book! It's very motivating & exciting. Do you hold your seminars once a year or more frequently?

I agree with this philosophy

I love drugs and money… pharmaceuticals and banks, got it.

Both. By the way the wall behind you has an eye stain. looking at your every move. Its on your right side eye level.

Buffet invests in Coca Cola cause it make him happy? GTFO! He is at the point of being able to manipulate opinion in his favor with such statements and gestures.

Do you really believe he regularly eats McMuffins like in that HBO doc?

phil, i am confusing to this, if i invest on stocks i will put most of my time and money concentrating on the companies that i have invested in. And the other side i have to spend more money and time to learn how to earn more income especially online. both have the same promise of making my dreams in the future but both goes in different ways in terms of using money because the latter is spending money to learn in order to earn other income and the former is saving money to invest hoping the value will grow in the future or by earning dividends to it. .. please if you have time to share me with your wisdom how can i become successful i am happy to hear from it. . i am 33 years old now, married and currently working as manager in some coops here in Philippines. . Thank you. . .

I am learning to invest so I haven't invested in anything that I love yet, but I am researching and trying to get this down so I can get out of my stupid mutual funds and do this myself.

My largest stock holding is Square (SQ). My mom runs a small business seeing this company support her company and many other companies is what made me invest last year! I am a very happy shareholder and will continue to support this business 😀

I also have a short one minute video about simple tips to investing in stock markets. The points are also in the description box as well mentioned …
https://youtu.be/6q5QbpJWPls

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Looking around for good renewable energy companies

This is completely opposite from the advice that I get elsewhere thank you for your information

I hate Facebook but I admit that FB has been a great stock. Other stocks I love have performed poorly. The tug of emotions must be resisted when deciding about stocks.

I remember this discussion in your podcast and how Danielle discuss this in your book. Vote with your money!

I used to like video games and video game stocks like activision and EA but now they all suck and so do the games

Invest to make money… money can buy me love!!

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I love silver.

I'm buying more KO tomorrow am.

Many people love GE business they are in for many many years. Look at their stock now. I always invest in what I "understand ". What I invest into is not necessarily what I love.

Vote with your money -powerful

$KO is down today 🙁 should I buy more shares? I do love coca cola

Hi Phil, Thanks for these great videos! I have a dilemma: I'd love to invest in companies that meet both of the following criteria: 1) I understand them and love their values, and 2) my gurus are buying them too. There does not seem to be too much of an overlap between these 2 areas unfortunately. As a novice investor, coattailing someone I admire would give me some assurance that I'm probably not making a too big mistake. As a beginner should I just learn a new industry/company that I know little about (hoping that I might grow to appreciate it in the meantime) to be able to copy a successful investor, and switch to my preferred industries/companies later when I gain more experience? Or should I just keep my criteria No 2 , as a nice to have and go with what I know already? I'd love to hear your thoughts! 🙂

Hmmm . I seem to have a lot of pot stocks in my portfolio ??‍♂️?

Investing in a company does not necessarily support it. It only helps them out if they want to issue new shares and dilute current shareholders. Otherwise, i don't see why bidding up the stock price would count as "supporting" the company

I loved Bitcoin.

If I don’t love it ❤️ I stay away from it! How can I expect others to love the brand if I don’t even love it! Great video Phil!

I’m in both camps I generally only so research in businesses I know or have seen been used. Look at their MOAT and ignore all the other noise unless it’s an industry I really feel I need to look into. Recently just look3d into Australian insurance companies which is a sector everyone uses but I know little bout.

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Sir ,pls make a video about how Warren Buffet make money" every hour "without selling stock share?

Another great video, I have a lot of time to research do you have any recommendations for channels similar to yours or financially based, an example of one such is Dave Ramsey but besides that I don't know many others

Hi Phil! I got addicted to Coca-Cola too. Want to share a La Croix and invest in FIZZ with me?

Quick Summary
Invest in what you love.
1. Your values matter.
2. Vote with your money?.
3. Do a bit of research.
4. Take a charge of your investments.