Stock Research Impacts Financial Health | Mohnish Pabrai | Talks at Google

In this talk, Mohnish Pabrai discusses how the plethora of deeply entrenched biases and flawed evolutionary brain wiring makes us prone to make plenty of mistakes when picking stocks. Specifically, the more time we spend analyzing a given business, the more likely we are to like it and invest in it. But if we don’t spend time studying a business, how are we expected to understand its prospects and likely future? This strong commitment bias is an important reason why most investment managers have trouble beating the index. Mohnish will lay out the origins of this bias problem and a few hacks to get around it.
Moderated by Saurabh Madaan.

[@susannnico]

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[@susannnico]

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[@MarcusFred-wn3iv]

Great video. We all strive for financial independence and better life. It’s not difficult in achieving this through the right investment, living frugally, and budgeting. I’m glad I learned early in life to work hard for financial freedom

[@MarcelPhilips]

In my opinion, venturing into a good investment is not just a strategy for generating passive income but a profitable saving method for future expenses. Those who fail to make the right decisions early in life end up regretting it. Nevertheless, investing can be difficult and risky doing it solely, For this reason, I advise seeking help from professionals(financial advisors). It’s not just watching videos and reading investment books the challenge is using them well.

[@MarcusFred-wn3iv]

@@MarcelPhilips sincerely, I’m truly inspired by your words. I’m very interested in investing and I have got a good sum of money which I’m ready to put in with the right information. My biggest fear is losing my money on the wrong investment. For this reason, I’m willing to listen to your suggestions and ideas on how to invest wisely.

[@MarcelPhilips]

@@MarcusFred-wn3iv As an OAP with a lot of experience, I firmly believe that the success of any investment depends on having the right information, regardless of what others say, do whatever you set your mind to. Warren Buffer always says "be greedy when others are fearful and be fearful when others are greedy". This is certainly the trick to succeeding even when others fail. I made $100,000 working with KRISTIN GAIL CUNNINGHAM a licensed financial adviser . It’s been a promising experience so far with her.

[@MarcusFred-wn3iv]

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[@MarcelPhilips]

@@MarcusFred-wn3iv quickly do a web check where you can connect with her, and do your research with her full name mentioned

[@alexinvests]

“What human beings are best at doing is interpreting information so that prior conclusions remain intact” Great quote. Thanks for the video!

[@5unshineBear]

Thanks for sharing that quote. I think it implies for everything. Humans have unlimited potential 😁

[@palingram]

What an irony 😂

[@Freddo300]

To simplify; listen and understand what content is saying and spot out the devil that is telling the lie on his shoulder. LOL

[@shahidahsan6507]

Mohnish Pabrai is totally genuine, I know him personally. He is one of the humblest and finest human being I have met. He is honest, friendly and down to earth and lives a simple non-extravagant life. As far as investments, his results speak for themselves (outstanding). He has given more money to charity than most would make in their lifetimes. As far as some of the negative post's on Pabrai, I am skeptical of the character of these individuals.

[@kopibin9532]

My best regards for Mohnish! (from Bali)

[@elainajohn8654]

These are the best interviews. I love these. Mohnish is very intelligent. Thanks

[@stemikger]

I never had the pleasure to meet him, but he does seem like a real great guy and someone investors and people in general should emulate.

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[@kopibin9532]

This is such a valuable discussion. Value investing is like watching plants grow. No action. No thrill. Very quiet. It takes patience, intelligence and character to win. Monish has all of these qualities and more. And still acts as if he is still learning the game.

[@joshua1auhsoj]

These are the best interviews. I love these. Mohnish is very intelligent. Thanks

[@alok1757]

I can listen him talking all my life , he's so good in analyzing

[@robertosfeir5708]

I enjoyed watching this video Mohnish! Looking forward in reading the book recommendations.

[@mirandasi8302]

You can this man likes to teach. Keep up! Thanks for the tips that I am going to follow.

[@jasonbraswell6875]

Thanks Mohnish...you always give me things to ponder

[@u3o813]

Writing notes like crazy. This is EXCELLENT. Great interviewer (host) as well. Wow.

[@chiawildy563]

"Big money is in compounders." Great point.

[@loveanimals-0197]

Mohnish looks like Bheem but has the voice of Sourav Ganguly.

[@jaypalnitkar4400]

Love Animals-01 hahahha

[@kiranvrao9714]

Hhahahhahahhaha

[@MogalMauli]

More like Sabu from Chacha Chaudhari

[@gxj37]

One of the most profound talks on investing and everything else

[@BibinBCherian]

Valuable gems by Mohnish here. I like the P/E of 1 unreasonableness! Thanks for uploading.

[@martijntjeeh]

What do you mean? Think I missed this part

[@101yayo]

A very wise man.

[@naeemf6019]

Great sensible relatable questions

[@davidwester3768]

Legend, thanks Mohnish!

[@kiranvrao9714]

Thank for sharing, this is helpfull

[@achille295]

The Lazy way: "Just do what I do, Invest in Berkshire Hathaway and let Warren Buffett pick stocks for you: Mohnish Pabrai

[@Xyz19781i]

achille295 I agree but in the same time they were wrong about tech after the go go days of the 1990s ...a decade which actually built the infrastructure for the 2000s to flourish.... hero worship OK .. but that may also create biases ...

[@0xdew]

the only problem with that is that because of the sheer size of berkshire hathaway, they are limited to investing in really large companies to earn a reasonable return. Whereas if you have a smaller capital, you have a larger selection and have much much higher returns on your investment

[@Northstar2000]

Just do dhandho buy 1 get one free eat dhoklas and theplas, have a badass moustache, proper indian way of doing business, eat curry make money buy cheap from asia sell triple price in gujarati bazaar to white people.

[@raymondflagstaff2919]

warren is pretty clear he doesnt expect outsized returns anymore... i think most people learning from videos like this are working towards outsized returns... i don't think the advice is entirely logical for the audience

[@niorbox]

what a great interview

[@bernardting3361]

Excellent analysis

[@robertocanales1201]

An hour well expent here 👌🏼 Thank you very much, to all of you 😑🙏🏼

[@MichaelZhuang]

Prof Terry Odean from Univ of Berkeley wrote a paper titled "Trading is Hazardous to Your Wealth."

[@ashokrajan5275]

Michael Zhuang terry o dean is the genuine article. Having sat in his class and lectures.

[@kusumgoyal5262]

6I 01

[@andykjm]

Lol! Shirt says it all! "Dhandho!"

[@ianchui7711]

Why are there so many haters here? He's been candid w his mistakes

[@andrewpatterson5580]

The haters are here becuse he is phoney. He steals other traders ideas by looking at 13F (nothing wrong with it) but then tries to pass himself off as a Buffet type with knowledge. He’s more marketer salesman then investor. He talks about value investing but his fund is full of berkshaire hathaway trades and IPOs (Ferrari). Then he charges his LPs a fee to do this. It’s such bull.

[@71gaurav]

@@andrewpatterson5580 does he still making money? yes. then he is doing right

[@asdf-mg7tu]

@@71gaurav True. It's all about the bottom line.

[@filippopasini4665]

great talk Mohnish Piramal is a great company but not a brk of india

[@iirgendsonTyp]

If his title is right, im screwed...

[@garrisonsimon]

Such a valuable video

[@rocking1313]

Fabulous talk, thanks Mohnish - for me key takeaway is NOT to sell the compounders unless the stock is egregiously priced ("The Big Money lies in Waiting - Charlie Munger") - P/E of 1 is usually an "implied P/E " - Try to construct a thesis to short the stock you want to buy but don't get in shorting

[@TheMauriambrosi]

RT 🎉, 😂 c,,,

[@raymeester7883]

You're a big guy...

[@guharup]

Year to date fund returns as of June 30 (2017) were 28.9% for Pabrai's PIF2 fund, 28.6% for his PIF3 and 20.4% for his PIF4

[@AverageAngel]

can we get in on his funds?

[@chrisf1600]

What was the benchmark ? How much of that was just taking on more market beta ?

[@geyoda64]

@@AverageAngel I know this is a late answer but I read it today so here it goes: You have a net worth of 5 million snd the minimun entry is 2.5 million.

[@harish4504]

Can any one send me the link of monish pabrai lecture on rating agency

[@freethinker3131]

Down to earth.

[@vimalalwaysrocks]

This incredible Man is very picky.. I mean super picky! He owns less than 5 shares at any point!

[@5unshineBear]

Haha I get overwhelmed if I owe too many too!

[@thienbui5462]

I dont know why amazon didnt have poor charlie almanack in audible format.

[@scottharrison3391]

he owns Google stock but sold some recently

[@nana-bs5nn]

Everyone believes they have an angle and then further believe they can make a buck broadcasting it to the public. If you believe you fit the bill researching any company and they falling pray towards buying it because of that fact, you lack something! The astute investor is not into holding stocks because he loves a company. This has some deep ramifications every investor should be knowledgeable about -- learn about these and become more aware of self.

[@jkj1459]

RAIN

[@abhipatil4844]

awesome!

[@keimo2007]

charlie looks amazing for +90y old fella... maybe i should start following peanut brittle-diet too!

[@lessonsfromtheheroesofthei9034]

your brain needs to burn 2000 cal a day first.

[@burialbike1328]

I dont know why amazon didnt have poor charlie almanack in audible format.

[@chiawildy563]

"This is that rarity", Buffett.

[@iirgendsonTyp]

Mr. Pabrai is the best.

[@RelianceIndustriesLtd]

People complaining that he copies famous traders, let me tell you I have had numerous instances where I have analyzed and picked value stocks based on fundamentals and only a few days later I get notifications from google news that so and so big fund or investor is increasing/buying that stock, that thing is at any given point of time there are only a handful of stocks that are a good pick and if you learn fundamental analysis there is a high chance that most people following this practice will pick the same stock irrespective of how big of a bull you are!

[@vinext]

anyone know the right spelling of piramal & AJAY the manager, the indian co he talked abt? somewhere near kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX-kpniCjrNojpY

[@sunkor1]

I am a Korean Auto analyst and wondering which Korean tire company he is saying is. There is no such chip tire company with P/E of 3.

[@KunalGaurCA]

sunkor1 Hi I think he meant some ingredient of type manufacturing.

[@RelianceIndustriesLtd]

@@KunalGaurCA carbon black

[@rodmbs]

Just look at the price of tires now...

[@sivagrandhi5209]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@lennard3204]

1:05:46

[@littlejourny4816]

1.5x 👍

[@yieldhog]

Pabrai (and Spier) got smoked on Horsehead Industries (symbol ZINC) when he strayed from his cloning strategy and relied on his own analysis.

[@KP-pn9bh]

And don't forget he owned around 20% of Horsehead, invited CFO to his fund's annual meeting! and praised him a lot. Then sold everything with 99% loss.

[@Xyz19781i]

Skeptic Investments I had no idea he was praising the CFO ..I read guy spiers' take on zinc (or is it called sink..lol) ..thing is he just want to be like buffet / munger ..praising manager so they act and behave well ... but munger buffet might have that magic ... but he does not ... the guy created statues munger and buffet and have them in the office .. Jesus ... get a life ..lol. I might have a clone a statue of him at my home ....what nonsense .. this guy once has a picture if him in Barron's getting out of bed ... ridiculous .. just a money manger ...hahah..

[@KP-pn9bh]

Yeah, a lot of crazy stuff with the main point to capitalize on Buffet/Munger fame. That's why all this stuff and endless, worthless, promotion interviews. It's like cargo cult - let's put statues, let's talk like Buffet/Munger, let's, in another words, twist the reality and imagine that you are like them. But reality don't want to be twisted. And Pabrai/Spier are not investors. They are just salesmen. Just check Spier's twitter account - it looks like he do nothing but tweet all day long. Great money managers/business people do not give a lot of interviews.

[@Xyz19781i]

My god u are right ....twitter.com/GSpier, he is twitting all day...

[@yieldhog]

hidinginthetreez Think of all the trades you could have cloned in those 3 mi nutes.

[@Mikster_Mindo]

You have low gas prices he says

[@shaneoneil894]

People who have done nothing mouthing on someone doing something

[@dhundiraj3483]

Talks at Google in US! Literally every person speaking is Indian!

[@rameshvaze5496]

So complex to invest in equity etc .. Better stay away???

[@senoajidj]

Lots of bad mouth in here is just BS. Mohnish is munger friend and it speaks itsself…period

[@chewie1355]

I have a roster who picks better stocks. 🐔

[@chrisf1600]

I made it to the 20 minute mark before deciding this wasn't worth my time. Look, it's not 1951 anymore. Buffet has trailed the S&P 500 for nearly two decades and god only knows how much time and money he has spent in the process. He was lucky to be born at time when market inefficiencies were widespread and obvious; a time before algo trading and quant funds. Nowadays, If I find a stock whose fundamentals look promising then I can bet that *thousands if not millions* of investors before me have already looked at it. Their aggregate opinion is already embedded in the price of the stock. Unless I know something that those other investors don't, which is extremely unlikely, there's absolutely no way I can have a consistent edge. Therefore, it's far smarter to simply buy the index and then find something more useful to do with your time on earth.

[@jgdacashman]

He says as he misses out on dozens of ten baggers in one year

[@ankitattreya1713]

I wonder how is that tire company doing nowadays 1:05:36

[@ahyeoncho7685]

Korean currency is spelled won not yuan...please fix it for captions. I wouldn't like it if someone spelled dollars dalers... two very different things

[@HimanshuGupta-bc3jy]

The idea of *CLONING* ... sound *Good* Is it really.. worth as it seems to be ... What's ur views plz *COMMENT* ...

[@saraltrader6805]

cloning is the easiest way to value invest....and also the most relaxed. However it also needs a plan.

[@ronniedelahoussayechauvin6717]

Crimes

[@Xyz19781i]

really shiny bald .. I think I can see the audience's reflection

[@Xyz19781i]

u are far better off with sajoy bakshi ... another google lecture or any other

[@nickmoro4045]

The afraid selection puzzlingly grip because candle noteworthily succeed toward a toothsome penalty. erratic, combative puppy

[@sanjivb53]

Too many uhs and aahs. Very distracting. Can someone please summarize this talk.

[@mohamedm7780]

Pabrai getting smoked on GM now

[@hidinginthetreez]

getting smoked? getting smoked is investings in Pets.com or eToys in 1999. GM is a cash position at worst - pays a dividend, etc...

[@praveenchawla6999]

Getting smoked or smoking. GM is at $45.

[@scottharrison3391]

is he in GM? I thought he only has 5 stocks in his portfolio now.

[@natpainter8185]

Yabba-do-da

[@a.tlakshmikanth7400]

Poda sota

[@onenanda]

Poda = go Sota = bald head Language Tamil Type Slang

[@realcritic4985]

Hardly learnt anything new from this video. If making money was so easy (like picking-up stocks at 2 PE/ 3 PE), every investor would have been a millionaire by now. In India, such opportunities almost don't exist. If they do, they are big TRAPs. Also, he has quite poor listening skills: Listen to the question at 1:00:10 on why he still uses 'books' instead of a website to screen stocks...and his answer is something totally irrelevant (talks about korean stocks!) His choice of words, viz., 'recycling money' to help society, tells a lot about how he perceives his action of helping the poor ('doing a favour'?)

[@bhavikpatel576]

You'd probably learn more about how to gain an advantage by learning chess. When someone outlines their playbook it's because it doesn't work anymore or it works in a place where most aren't looking.

[@sandeepsinghimt]

He will talk about so many useless things

[@Commando303X]

7:51: Sorry, Mr. Pabrai, but, when it comes to Donald Trump, reality is not, "some shade of gray in the middle" - it lies amidst pure, vile wretchedness.

[@NK-mr3rh]

Ur in the one side if the group hes talking about

[@KP-pn9bh]

it's amazing that smart guys in Google continue inviting this sharlatan Pabrai. They should ask before the lecture - what are your performance for the last 3,5,10 years? And then you can make a long lecture short.

[@Xyz19781i]

is he really as good as he pretends to be... he has made some catastrophic mistakes again and again.. I feel he has been milking this dinner with warren for ever ..

[@Xyz19781i]

I also feel he changes strategy very quickly (dhando, cheap stock, clone -> he wants be like buffet and create a insurance company, which he is kinda abandoning, then quickly he got into the band wagon of kinda 1-100 bagger, suddenly this new stuff, yet launching etfs etc etc) most of his returns are earlier in his career (when he was an amateur and kinda speculated)....no doubt he is good ... but I feel markel and people like that more worth following.

[@Xyz19781i]

Skeptic Investments I do give him credit for the idea of cloning etc ... but I feel one should not clone him...he wants to be like munger ..a very concentrated guy doing few stocks ... but he is nothing like that ...he either fools himself or others

[@KP-pn9bh]

You mentioned right points! Especially about dinner with Buffett. They milk it over and over again with Guy Spier (it's the best spent advertisment money in the business, I guess). Basically he is like classic snake oil salesman. It is sad, but true. I also some years ago was much better opinion about him and Guy Spier.

[@Xyz19781i]

Skeptic Investments ...about an year ago he was on and on about 1-100 bagger ( he is done with cheap and other 100% losses in his portfolio )... he merely read that book that came out and here again he is on and on about it... and now couple of months he read few more books on Amazon ..changing again ....silly not sure if he is consistent ... sure consistency may not be the only thing, performance is even more important ... but is he performing ... the way he appears ...or tries to portray ....???!!!! once he went to India ...he even sat down in a chair in a stage by himself like famous charlie munger in his cal tec or Berkeley lecture, with a spot light ... he wanted to appear like some kind of oracle ..wise etc ...nonsense ....

[@andrewpatterson5580]

If you could steal someone’s personality, this guy has successfully done that by pretending to be Warren Buffett. He picks up a book, reads it, then decides he needs to go on the lecture circuit and tell people about his “wisdom”. It’s total BS.

[@TheUnlistedOne]

Wtf. Too much buffet fanboy!

[@andrewpatterson5580]

This guy is a clown. If you call him out on Twitter, he blocks you. He wouldn’t last a second with a real financier.

[@stevenalibaster1490]

Mohnish Pabrai is a con artist.

[@joshua1auhsoj]

Steven Alibaster why do you say this?

[@hidinginthetreez]

I have met con artists before and Mohnish Pabrai is not one. Maybe you have an unconscious bias against him...?

[@mastershredder2002]

@@hidinginthetreez he says it because of jealousy.

[@burialbike1328]

You can this man likes to teach. Keep up! Thanks for the tips that I am going to follow.

[@elainajohn8654]

Mohnish Pabrai is totally genuine, I know him personally. He is one of the humblest and finest human being I have met. He is honest, friendly and down to earth and lives a simple non-extravagant life. As far as investments, his results speak for themselves (outstanding). He has given more money to charity than most would make in their lifetimes. As far as some of the negative post's on Pabrai, I am skeptical of the character of these individuals.

[@saikatbanerjee9612]

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[@elainajohn8654]

If his title is right, im screwed...