Mohnish Pabrai’s Q&A with London School of Economics on January 18, 2023

[@hamadbinmahfooz3736]

Soft spoken and a humble teacher.

[@suzygarry6251]

Every day now for weeks for at least 20 minutes im listening to this guy,his voice is relax,eyes friendly and message clear and simple.Thank you Monish to share the wisdom

[@hamadbinmahfooz3736]

Another wonderful talk. I can listen to Mr. Pabrai all day.

[@universalmeditation8631]

Talk about the discipline it takes to sit and do nothing for 20 years. Thank you for these talks and glorious wisdom.

[@anshpatel1170]

Always a treat when Mr. Pabrai uploads new videos!!!

[@hamadbinmahfooz3736]

Biggest form of dakshana Mr. Pabrai. Thank you.

[@LearningWithAnishSrinivas]

Thank you Mohnish.

[@airforceandnavyupdate3691]

Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge It really helps to shape my future and decision making Thank you sir once again.

[@dolevmazker736]

Much love👍🏻

[@AmaanUllah-f7h]

Mohnish Pabrai is great

[@mxtthompson]

That intro music has become like Pavlovian conditioning. Every time I hear it, I start to salivate for wisdom.😅

[@venelinkabakchiev9942]

Skillz lad.

[@sathvik3441]

😂same!!

[@compounding999]

Nice! Always a pleasure to listen to this guy

[@okay4403]

This is wonderful.

[@varunjain7895]

Loved it...

[@angelsancheese]

Thank you for the video! Learn something new every day

[@sannayodedra8403]

Is there book like Moody Manual for india company's

[@ConvergenceTrader]

Love from Bihar, India 💛

[@ajits9390]

Thank you for all the information that you have shared.

[@rudolflibert9235]

Dear Mr. Pabrai, thank You for exposing us to insights in Your knowleage as well as in the teachings of Munger and Buffett! When editting if You can please don't cut Yourself so harsh, I like when You laugh, or even just pause. Like in older talks You have broadcasted on YT. Thank You!

[@seanbodley]

Thank you Monish for your wisdom!

[@robmilan7432]

Great video thank you so much Mohnish!

[@Aannaand]

Thanx sir for everyone

[@IMSRGURJAR]

Love you ♥️

[@padmakarbiradar5402]

Thank you sir

[@fmalexander5555]

HEX is killing it 💚💚💛💛❤❤💜💜💙💙✨✨🚀🚀

[@XOPOIIIO]

If companies are trading for the fraction of their liquidation value, then why they're not getting liquidated?

[@amrisharora6246]

Modern age wisdom guru..

[@JustInvestToday]

Back again with another one!

[@anjushah4223]

love you

[@vaibhavsingh4780]

Sir, Will the Turkey earthquake have long term effects on Reysas?

[@susymay7831]

The company that is most likely to stay around for 100 to 200 years is Berkshire Hathaway! 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@XOPOIIIO]

Actually I like the taste of Coke, it's distinct from other drinks. Even if I like brand, I wouldn't probably buy it if it tasted differently.

[@patrickheiskanen2610]

Booring company might change the railway thing. I know not important.

[@Cama5555]

Can anyone do a videos explaining the financial reports showing what he likes ?

[@Aubatron]

Who, Mohnish or Munger? If you're going to pick a strategy to copy, it should probably be Mohnish, because he mostly focuses on smaller cap businesses like Warren Buffet did when he started off and eventually had too much capital and was forced to do large cap businesses. First thing you look at is revenue growth, then you look at the P/B ratio, then return on capital, then you look at gross income compared to net income. If net income is tiny or negative relative to gross income, you look at the total assets and total debt and see if the businesses is putting their gross income back into the business to pay down debt, or buying more assets. If net income is negative and they're not doing these things, they're not profitable and they're not building their business. Then you look at asset to debt ratio, usually you want no less than 2:1, but it depends on what sector the business is in. Then you look at share dilution and make sure the management is not over diluting the shares to cause share inflation and pull capital out of the shareholders. Sort of how the US federal government caused inflation, but we'll just pretend it was from Ukranian wheat exports. That's just the start, there's a lot more to it, but those things can screen in businesses you want to look into further pretty quickly, or those you want to throw away.

[@greg7811]

No offense to Charlie but your speeches are much more informative, not Charlies fault. Daily Journal questions, one was how often do you exercise or do you use a cane etc. Let's just hope we can even remember our biggest error of ommission, let alone coherantly talk to shareholders/students when were 90+. Thank you Mohnish. I would love to charity bid to have a lunch with you.

[@mariussavatier4155]

Charlie Munger reads 4 or 5 hundred books a year? So more than one book a day?

[@Aubatron]

He skims them and only reads the parts he is interested in.

[@financialwisdom432]

The title should be Munger and baba 😂

[@Balance3rd]

Still holding

[@Mr29082001]

Charlie biggest investing mistake was Tesla not BABA? He has made a lot of mistake

[@jeffreycrowe6669]

What is the Turkish company lol

[@keimo2007]

Reysas

[@pro71]

I thought it was BABA and not Belridge Oil 🤣🤣

[@allanlee75]

First

[@financialwisdom432]

from munger's mistake on baba :(

[@jc5688]

i don't think munger and value investors declare victory or defeat based on 1 year timeframes...

[@financialwisdom432]

@@jc5688 *he(munger) said he was one of the biggest mistake

[@kouch_Sax]

What i never like about Monish speaches is when he says that you are the same from 5 until 85 I have such an opposite opinion and i find his, pessimistic and like meaning that there can be no improvement and what you are is based to luck... i don't believe any of it. You are not chained to anything the power of mind is too great for me to admit that!