It would be amazing to reach even just 1% of what Warren Buffett has accomplished. I wish that I have a crystal ball to predict where the market will go with 100% accuracy…but I don’t. All I have is an old and dirty stress ball that’s been stressed out by the stressful market (and a few spilled cups of cheap coffee). Until we find that crystal ball, do not take as investment advice anything that you will read in this site. All discussions and materials in this site are intended to form part of the noble cause of education…nothing more than that.
The financial markets are a lot like your neighborhood supermarkets. Sometimes, you walk into a supermarket planning to buy just a loaf of bread and some peanut butter…but you end up carting away a dozen cans of soda, a liter of chocolate ice cream, and a monster bag of potato chips. It’s very risky for your calorie counting…and for your wallet. Investing in the financial markets is just as risky. If not done properly, you could lose your entire investment. (At least with the supermarket, you get to drink the soda and eat the ice cream and potato chips.) I’m sure you would not want to go from being an eager investor to an unwilling philanthropist. It is best to use trial or demo accounts to test your investing ideas before diving in with real money.
I am not an investment adviser and I do not solicit funds for investment. As much as I would like to take your investing funds and make it grow while you sleep (and I stay awake), I will not do that because I do not want to give you the license to bug me 24/7. Unfortunately for you, you will have to read encyclopedic analyst reports and watch Bloomberg, CNBC, or whatever it is that you prefer so that you can make your own investing decision.
Finally, all data used in the discussions are taken from publicly available information, primarily the annual reports. These data are, therefore, historical. There is no evidence that the past will accurately predict the future.
