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42 COMMENTS

  1. Great video Phil – helped me become aware of my own competencies with engineering consultancies (having worked for them most of my career), education software (creative education for teens being a strong passion) and local cafes (being a frequent patron of them). Now to find relevant stocks!

  2. I work in the cannabis industry here in Californiafor a long time, so the companies in my circle of competence aren't the companies a value investor would be interested in. How can I apply the rule 1 mindset in this industry

  3. Hi Phil, I viewed a lot of your videos and I have bought your books Rule #1 and Payback Time. Your videos and books and very helpful to me as an individual investor in China. But I have only one doubt about your book Rule #1 Investing: does the 3 tools (MACD, moving average) really so useful? These technical tools doesn't seem to work well in China stock market.

  4. I would read finance and investing magazine but I receive very little education from them, they are always posting article on retiring but say nothing about those people who are retired and still invest in stocks. I know a friend who was forced to retire early because of his health. The government labeled him low income, so his taxes were reduced, so was his electric, natural gas, water and sewer. Because of these assistance programs that he qualified for he had an extra $500 every month to spend, so he buys sock and continue building wealth. You can be retired, enjoy life more now but you can still continue to build wealth, continue to invest in stocks to give to your children when you pass on.

  5. Love your videos Phil, keep bringing them on!
    I’d love to hear your opinion on the current trade war that is going on, and what will be your advice to investors in these crazy days.

  6. I’m all over the place because I had let a financial advisor pick some of my stocks. No more. I prefer dividend ETFs. I have same story as Phil with Coca-Cola. Been free of it for 13 years. I stay away from big tobacco as a company and avoid ETFs that invest more than 2% in it.

  7. I really love your point of view and the idea of investing in what you know and what meet your values.
    On the other hand how do you combine that with the principle of diversification?
    I mean if you diversify you should pick different regions, countries, industries, sizes, risk profiles, and many other features I don't know…
    If I do that… There will be hundreds of companies I won't understand…
    I'm just a beginner investor taking baby steps… 🙂

  8. I am a Personal Finance teacher in high school. I love the internet and anything to do with it (sales, research, etc) as well as fiance and the stock market. They fascinate me.

  9. Honestly, I am really considering investing in gaming industry. Especially Blizzard because I remember when I used to play World of Warcraft and Hearthstone and actually it's pretty impressive how gaming industry evolved. The graphics, the gaming engine and specs. And if you think about it, it is one of the main engines it led to the development of technology. As in, game developers were thinking "ok, people want better games, more pretentious ones, let's make better technology" and there has always beens an intense competition between gaming brands. So if I start with gaming industry, this can lead further to software industry and so on and so forth. Right?

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