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பணத்தை வைத்து பணம் சம்பாதிக்க கற்றுக்கொள் | 4 DIFFERENT STYLES OF INVESTING | 4 WAYS TO GET RICH

So, let’s quickly recap what we actually learned in this video. First, we explored Benjamin Graham’s philosophy, which was that he preferred struggling companies but at extremely cheap prices. So cheap that if the company were shut down today and all its assets were sold off, their value would still exceed the price at which you bought the stock. Warren Buffett followed this philosophy for many years.

Then came Charlie Munger, who changed Warren Buffett's investing approach. According to Charlie Munger, we should invest in companies that are likely to generate higher sales and profits in the future.

Next, we discussed Peter Lynch, who became very famous in the investing world and even outperformed Warren Buffett in terms of percentage returns. His belief was that instead of spending too much time analyzing a company's basic numbers, we should focus more on its story — how it plans to grow in the future, whether its customer base is increasing, and the status of its competitors. This story can be evaluated in quarterly reports, allowing us to decide whether to buy more shares of the company, hold the shares, or sell them.

Finally, we learned about John C. Bogle’s investment philosophy. According to him, it’s better for an average person not to search for individual companies on their own. Instead, they should invest in a good index fund. This way, the investor’s money grows at the same pace as the country’s GDP. Over the long term, their money increases significantly due to compounding.

So, friends, the question for you is: which of these philosophies do you think is best for investing, or which one do you personally follow?

I hope you found this video valuable.