Скачать или смотреть Charlie Munger: 3.5+ Hours of INCREDIBLE Investing Wisdom (Best Moments Vol. 1)

Charlie Munger shares incredible investing wisdom in this video. The Charlie Munger community (link below) began in 2020 and now has 108,000 followers. I hope to continue spreading Charlie Munger's legendary lessons about investing on CMQ Investing. The compilation conisists of two of the best Charlie Munger conversations in the public domain.

1. Charlie Munger at University of Michigan (2010) with Becky Quick.
Charles T. Munger, a former student at Michigan, has contributed significantly to the University, particularly in law. In the conversation with Becky Quick, Munger emphasizes lifelong learning and rational decision-making. Other noteworthy items from the conversation include, but are not limited to the following:
Munger believes current economic difficulties offer opportunities for growth and character development.
Munger predicted continued employment challenges and further troubles in some markets.
Munger advised focusing on individual competence rather than predicting economic tides.
Munger shared personal and historical perspectives on coping with economic hardships.
Charlie suggested large-scale investment in renewable energy infrastructure as a stimulus.
Charlie criticized Wall Street's greed and irresponsible accounting practices.
Munger supported recent regulatory measures for banks and called for stricter accounting standards.
Charlie discussed the necessity and impact of the government bailouts during the financial crisis.
Charlie shared insights on healthcare, legal profession, political systems, and the rise of Asia's influence.
Munger concluded by emphasizing the importance of seizing significant opportunities in life.

2. Charlie Munger CalTech (2008) DuBridge Distinguished Lecture in Beckman Auditorium

Charlie Munger's talk focused on common sense and its rarity, discussing the importance of understanding one's competency limits. He shared insights on various topics, including economic issues, healthcare, the legal profession, and global politics. Munger criticized Wall Street practices and stressed the need for better regulation and standards. The discussion also touched on the importance of multidisciplinary learning and the shortcomings of current social science teaching. Questions from the audience covered topics like global warming, investment strategies, China's rise, and the state of public education.