Warren Buffett: The 3 Times When You Should Sell a Stock

[@TheSwedishInvestor]

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[@SotPorle]

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[@rodrigomaroja5758]

Such a great video. Thanks for sharing it with us! @The Swedish Investor The third point wasn’t very clear, though. If it gets too big, what’s the problem of owning it?

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Easy. Just before the crash!

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Hindsight is 2020

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[@AAulak]

Thanks now i know

[@Ln384]

Actuallyyy...at the peak, the highest price. Ez

[@McAngryface]

My takeaway from the video is to do what you want when you want and justify it years later after you've made gains.

[@HapHapsi]

this is a good one, and same applies to eating. Interesting.

[@milakarens9030]

"The stock market is filled with individuals who know the price of everything, but the value of nothing." - Phillip Fisher

[@shermandaniels6707]

Yes it’s because of this single fact that most times best investment strategies can turn into the worst if you don't have the stomach to see it through

[@nicholebishop3430]

Absolutely true. I have lost money with this singular mistake, and since then i've been very scared of jumping into the market. Most times, i cannot identify trends, i am looking for a reproducible passive income strategy that will supplement my wage income.

[@milakarens9030]

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[@jackjia8773]

Warren Buffett said, "I had more ideas than money back then and have more money than ideas now." in a more recent interview. That's why his selling strategy changed. He doesn't need to sell anything to get cash to buy good companies these days.

[@jzen1455]

I totally feel this as someone with a modest income and monthly savings rate. How many times have I told myself "Damn I wish I had bought more shares before the 100% run up!" or get FOMO for stocks I would have bought if I had cash available to buy.

[@andrewmeyer1224]

The hardest part of this video for me to actually apply in practice is consistently "would I buy more now if I didn't already own the stock". I never have this problem when a stock I have confidence in goes, and I can simply get more shares and lower my average. Only when a stock I own is doing well in comparison and I would be averaging up by buying more. Hoping this aspect of my investing career improves with time.

[@Aubatron]

Try setting rules for yourself to stop emotional decisions. An example is capping out a single stock purchase at 20% of your investment capital. If the stock price goes down, you can buy more to get back to 20%. If it goes up, you can't put more into the stock because it exceeds 20%. Be careful setting rules, because they can limit your options. But rules are a great way to screen out human emotion, confirmation bias, and sunken cost fallacy that you're not even aware of in your subconscious mind. Rules that are well thought out will eliminate your biggest weaknesses as an investor.

[@prosperoborrrggine5177]

How should I average up?

[@d_all_in]

Maybe the realization that your average is completely meaningless

[@andrewmeyer1224]

@@d_all_in it matters in relation to what I determined to be intrinsic value and what margin of safety I want based on that calculation.

[@sunnyhing91]

I prefer Peter Lynch's answer for this question in One Up on Wall Street. The reason to buy the stock = the reason to sell the stock. If the stock is no longer to fulfill the criteria/reason to buy, then it's time to sell. Another answer will be when the investment has reached a personal goal. For example, the goal is to reach $500,000. When the goals are reached, the investor will sell the stock, buy something safer and less volatile like ETF or bond, and let compounding do the work. The idea is when you have a very large capital, you don't need 20% annual return, as decent as 6-8% annual return are good enough which is fairly safe in a typical 60% total market ETF and 40% bond.

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[@DayZeroChannel]

Exactly. If I make 100,000 off of 10,000 initial investment, the ETF or bonds will provide much more return than my original 10,000 and less volatile.

[@SnapRasta]

I had intel for years and it just wasn't getting to where i thought it would so i sold my shares and got AMD and some Nvidia..... The best decision i have made yet in my investing so far.

[@funwheels3307]

Best part is at 10:00 😊

[@33whodat33]

Thanks!

[@kenichi9103]

warren: "when a single holding gets too big" also warren: 47%+ of his portfolio is apple

[@vrshingh2767]

He followed stock for decades before investing.

[@mangomaniac4194]

Right?! "Too" is relative.

[@kaydens6964]

Imagine he had 47% Tesla... Now buying BRK is basically buying Tesla lol

[@sheenatorres4354]

He keeps it coz apple is still relevant, unlike the age old newspapers which is relevant back in the day

[@joshvir262]

@@kaydens6964 Berkshire stock outperformed apple last year tho

[@prakhargupta852]

You are the most dedicated warren buffett follower I have ever seen. Learning a lot from your videos.

[@TheSwedishInvestor]

Thank you so much Prakhar Gupta, glad you enjoy the videos! There will be more to come! 🙌

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[@jenniferwise8515]

Buffet rarely sells. Once he picks companies he holds for years or decades.

[@philswensen5863]

He also has a stock picking process that is second to none

[@caelahrens9767]

@@philswensen5863 except he hasn’t t beat the s&p for over a decade

[@philswensen5863]

@@caelahrens9767 would you rather invest in berkshire in the 90s or the S&P? He may loose here and there but he has obviously crushed the market, but also managing a $700b hedge fund is different than managing a few hundred grand in a single portfolio. The market is also over speculated at the moment is berkshire stock aswell?

[@caelahrens9767]

@@philswensen5863 I would’ve rather invested in the s&p because it gains more value over time. It doesn’t matter if there are more bumps because it still goes up faster thank Berkshire.

[@philswensen5863]

@@caelahrens9767 berkshire has increased nearly 6000% since the 90s whereas the market rose about 1200%. See how long it take to get a net worth of $100billion net worth using the index. A great investment for most but buffet beat it by far

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[@Falnky]

I see a lot of things I learned from one of my favorite books, "Thinking Fast & Slow" by Daniel Kahneman, reflected in the advice of The Swedish Investor and Buffett. People have intuitive processes like loss aversion ingrained in us that, while once evolutionarily advantageous, can really get in the way of rational decision making in a field driven by mathematics like investing. Learning to recognize when your decision making is intuitive rather than rational is so key to success in the stock market!

[@RisusShorts]

Thank you for your content, i really do enjoy your honest and actualy usefull knowledge.

[@daveclark6324]

I always like to hear Warren Buffet's thoughts on buying and selling. Thanks for sharing! 👍

[@gtertgvsdfv4904]

his thoughts are something, his actions are completely different

[@joshiyogendra]

The stock does not know you own it and doesn't have the same feelings you have towards it.. GOLDEN

[@CS2_CS-GO]

I'm confused if we don't sell when it goes up how we would come off with a profit as well as if I've bough a stock for $1,000 and if I sell for $500 just to buy something better how I'd come with a actual profit at the end? Isn't in stocks the same like buy cheap sell high?

[@tastychicken3966]

Yeah lol. Basically explains nothing.

[@ruukinen]

Then let me explain it to you. You bought for 1000$ something that is now worth 500$. What you bought it for no longer matters. What matter is, what get's you faster back up to 1000$.

[@micke67d]

Excellent content, mate. Presenting this quality content that succinctly takes time to prepare, write storyline etc. Much appreciated and taking many golden nuggets away from your videos, of course courtesy to the big brains & hearts of Buffet and Munger!

[@VisionYpensamiento]

Thank you so much for this channel! Not only the content is amazing, but also the way it's presented is priceless

[@nbambi2323]

1. do NOT be emotional 2. SELL when there is a better option 3. buying undervalued products and then selling then once corrected 4. when the economic charector of the business changes negatively 5. fundamental news happens rarely so selling on scary news is a bad idea 6. when a single holding gets too big e.g over 40% of holding then sell

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[@BenjaminMcLeod815]

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[@WhyDoWePlay]

This is such a great and simplified video for the macro-economic and psychological factors that define when you should sell.

[@Name-lt2tz]

this does not sound simple at all. Like the part - sell when something economically changes. How to understand if that is big enough change?

[@WhyDoWePlay]

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[@5un5hine73]

"Sell good companies when you have a very strong reason to believe they will no longer be good companies"

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[@Toorealprod47]

@@cybercomets7260 how ?

[@louisconcordia6115]

Yeah that’s the stupidest shit I’ve ever heard because if you think it will no longer be a good company the public does to so that would be reflected in the price

[@5un5hine73]

@@louisconcordia6115 well I heard that from Warren Buffett so....... You're calling one of the greatest investors of all time stupid?

[@Wolfsgejaule]

The thing is that you never know when a good company turns bad, there will always be insiders miles ahead of you and by the time they dump the stock you are screwed. In my eyes there is no shame in knowing when to stop. Take the profit, or the part you invested initially so you are even, and re- invest that.

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[@KillerKGames]

99% of my selling is due to if something grows to the point it becomes a higher % of my portfolio than i am comfortable with, i trim it down

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[@TheSwedishInvestor]

Glad to hear that you enjoy it Tony Harion! Cheers for the support 🌟🌟

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[@Jaybearno]

The more I listen to warren buffet the more I think he’s actually not that smart. His quote at the beginning, in *aggregate* a stock definitely does have a ‘memory’ of what was paid for it. That’s how and why we can track the cost distribution. It can queue you in on psychological buy/sell moments and the overall enthusiasm of the shareholders.

[@divermike8943]

IDK. If a stock goes up and up and up there is a 4th reason to sell it. It's now over valued. Determining if a stock is over valued is a hard thing to do, but if you think it is at the very least put a stop limit on it. Now a days you can put a TRAILING stop limit on it, which will move up if the stock moves up but stays put if stock moves down. This way even if you are right about a valuation being too high you can still ride any potential up side. Anyone see a flaw in that? If so please comment. But again, properly assessing that correct valuation isn't easy and full of potential error. Ditto regarding cutting loses. But when you bought it you hopefully did or at least looked up valuation estimates. If nothing has changed since then hold or at least re-evaluate your valuation.

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I'm a newbie subscriber to your channel.....Cornelius Vanderbuilt and Warren Buffet are my mentors too.

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[@rationalinvesting4120]

Great video! Buffett is the greatest of all time !!

[@fosterblue4457]

Super easy. Sell at the perfect time Thanks guys ill be here all night

[@getalife7947]

Stability always pays off . Like treasury bonds 😎

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[@AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

I'm also doing a little incremental sell offs, on gains, whatever gains I sell it off. to pay off credit cards. I'm only temporarily retired, at 50, I'll be back after.

[@divermike8943]

Regarding Buffets idea that he rather hold onto a "good company" than sell it. I think Buffet is speaking not so much about a stock but a company he bought outright and gets at least a piece of the profits, unless he bought stock for it's dividend. Then it makes sense to hold onto that steady output of money. For most, buying a stock, especially a growth only no dividend stock is about realizing the appreciation at some point. Right? What's the point of holding a stock that pays no dividend FOREVER. To give it to your hiers maybe? Other than that you should grab that profit at some point. Unrealized gains need to be realized at some point or what's the point?

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[@copherabel1806]

Retired with a 7 figure portfolio and Receiving about $143k in dividends. I have been in the stock market about 20 years. Am I worried? Am I selling? Absolutely not. I have purchased growth stocks too a little at a time over the past few weeks. I am going to sit back and observe how this all plays out, adding more at a time. my investment strategy with my FA Jane Marie Kunak actually calms me down. Eye on the prize, stay

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[@clairehunter6389]

I invest in stable stocks, my rule: if you previously liked the stock, then you should love it at a discounted price.

[@bruce6985]

Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.

[@susanna1994]

My method is to buy quality firms, anticipate to hold them regardless of what happens, pay up but not too much, keep track, sell only when necessary, and be ready to course correct.

[@Dfm_Sushil]

I love anything.....about Mr. buffet. ❤️

[@Dfm_Sushil]

@Thè Swedish Învéstor. 🖕. 😂

[@thanniss]

Just because he had a net loss doesn't mean it didn't make money for him over the lifetime. Don't forget about dividends

[@PaulHanafinMusic]

I would suggest sell based on future ROI rather than past. Basing it on company performance trends rather than solely stock chart trends.

[@getintodevices1215]

Wow you actually read the buffet's letters. Hats off!

[@clemens1993]

I just sold my Apple stock at an ATH, because I dont trust it anymore in the short run - but only because I found something that is better in my opinion over the next years. We will see...

[@jayvenlee770]

How does warren buffet place a value on stocks?? Like is there a formula??? How does he know how much more undervalue it is and place it in a numerical form

[@rlrstrong]

Watched this today (2/6/2022) to remind myself not to sell my SPOT shares just because of this Joe Rogan controversy.

[@JohnDoe-zi3gr]

Easier said than done. Its not like looking at a second hand car. 10 people looking at it will give 10 different values of how much it is worth.

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[@gergelypapp2085]

Hi! Does anybody know that does Buffett have rule connecting to stock price? For example if the price drops 20 % compared to purchasing price he sells his stocks.

[@TheSwedishInvestor]

Hey Gergely. I can assure you that Buffett has no such simple rule. There are too many factors to consider in investing to be able to come up with something smooth like that which actually works.

[@gergelypapp2085]

@@TheSwedishInvestor Hello! Thank you for your answer. The reason was behind my question that Buffett rule no. 1 never lose money, rule 2. don't forget rule 1. 🙂 In addition almost every investor tell that cut your losses quickly. But what if the price drops and the company's fundamentals haven't changed? You should sit and wait instead of relocate your capital to an other company what has strong fundamentals and its stocks' price rising? Does it make sense? I'm a bit confused. 🤔😀

[@universenerdd]

@@gergelypapp2085 just hodl lol

[@frostedwest625]

@@gergelypapp2085 if the price of the stock drops for a reason related to the company’s behavior, yoo should probably sell, but if the company’s stock price drops because the whole market drops, or something else with nothing to do with the company than you might want to consider not selling *THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE.

[@ThisisBeekeeping]

Excellent video. Sound strategy for trading stocks. I used the advice to change my holdings. So, Erik, would you reveal the stocks you invest in?

[@dhirenjagda3195]

Can you do a video on: the little book about value investing

[@lilmsgs]

I don't have any personal relationships associated with my stocks

[@Javalipapere]

Mr Buffet is now holding $280 billion in cash. He is expecting at least a 15 percent usual market drop that occurs every couple of years. I’m going to sell some of my shares in companies have climbed to 16 percent of stock portfolio. We have 40 stocks, ETFs and MLPS. We now have more value in land than stocks but am 64 and still working

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[@sureshkumarrai4872]

Sir warren Buffett is the father of stock market, all world market preceptors r learning from him since decades ❤

[@reggierico]

Well, Warren said to sell when the 'economic characteristics of a company change in a major way'. I would say that the economic characteristics of our entire economy are currently changing in a major way. So, should I liquidate my entire portfolio and retirement account, like my cousin did shortly after the administration changed? Do you think there is still going to be a big rebound? This year? More likely in 2024.

[@curtisep5885]

There is ALWAYS opportunities to make $. New defense contracts, energy for example.

[@joejohnson1321]

Don’t buy and sell too much. You likely won’t get anywhere. You buy and sell for quick pump n dumps but after a few months you’ll buy into too many rug pulls and eventually will see steady losses become big losses. No, pick a good brand of stock and stick with it for months. Don’t view the market as a get rich quick scheme. Only guys that make money are ones that are selective and patient.

[@maalikserebryakov]

Lol..pump n dumps Phrasing .

[@drannoc100]

Go for Peter Lynch’s books. Lynch teaches much more practical details and down to the earth.

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[@m.r.5379]

Like a forest fire that wipes out the old trees to make room for new growth, bearish periods ultimately establish a new crop of stocks to buy and watch while setting the stage for a robust new uptrend.I have been reading articles of people that grossed profits up to $250k during this crash, what are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist?

[@samsmusichub]

Thanks.

[@sandro-nigris]

Nicely done! Very clear and informative video. I love it! Thanks.

[@tombyrd69]

Excellent video, thanks for sharing

[@leverage3359]

Thank you for your video again ! You give so much value :) It's nice to know that when a stock has gone too big, we have to sell it.. What would actually happen if an investor does not sell a stock that has gone too big? Your take away suggests that the investor would lose effective diversification.. But if the company would always prosper, what is the danger? And another question, if the investor has already sold the stock that has gone too big, what would be the next right thing for him to do? Divide the proceeds into certain stocks? Will it be safe to leave behind a large chunk of the proceeds and reinvest it back to the stock that he sold? Or should the investor just reinvest a tiny amount in that former stock?

[@Wacklewis]

Don’t just do something, stand there!

[@kondor7]

Very intersting ! ( all along this video sound goes up and down, 5:06 to illustrate, otherwise thanks a lot for your videos, often it's books I refrain to open as quite huge, your videos always come the best moment !)

[@TheSwedishInvestor]

Cheers KOLIAT! Yea, that one was on purpose actually 😂 But I appreciate the feedback. Are there any other places in the video which you thought about?

[@katiring6137]

Such a timely video!

[@charliesims2380]

Warren buffett prefers to hold forever not because of relationships. You underestimate his acumen. He is much too shrewd for this explanation. He holds forever due to the wonderful economics of the businesses he buys and the intrinsic value of those businesses increases. The effects of this gradual compounding increase are much more valuable than a few percentage points this year swapping one for another and then paying huge taxes on that windfall. That is why he has stated in the past that he prefers to buy excellent companies at fair prices rather than deeply discounted ones. Your explanation seems to ignore his maturation from value to growth at a fair price

[@maalikserebryakov]

Exactly These guys think Buffett is trying to be a nice guy smh

[@johnjohnson9980]

See 1 year chart on MOD. Nice smooth. 184% run. At that price possible to double again.

[@luckyluke6798]

Droneshield buy or hold?

[@martinvargas1346]

I tried buying undervalued companies. I’m stuck w/ 1 that’s gold I believe, 1 that’s flatlining and still questionable, and one I think it going to go bankrupt or hopefully get bought out

[@timmiekat6072]

Man i had the van EckDefense ETf for 1,5 years. I sold after getting a 43% profit during that time, switched to ASML. Defense indusrty stocks are inflated af rn and also, a 45% rise in price is NOT sustainable. sometimes its just common sense. I could have held on but the risk for a crash was becomming to great while ASML is just comming out of a major drop in stock price and has a monopoly position with relatively good prospects given the AI boom. Sometimes it's just the risk your willing to take and the other oppurtinities you see. Correct me if i'm wrong though. Trying to learn stocks y'know.

[@i.eduard4098]

Man this shit is complicated, i got a high paying job, and i can live with just 20% of my salary, i am not materialistic so i dont need fancy clothes or debt with the banks. The only way to escape the poor life i feel like is investment, even tho i am 31.. i still think i am gonna live another 31. I think is a good time to invest in 2024.

[@tonysilke]

I recently sold some of my Nvidia stocks to secure profits, but I'm retaining a portion for the long term, its growth potential is robust. I'm also considering diversifying my $400K stock portfolio, but I'm uncertain about managing risks in my next move.

[@Letsbefriends88]

OSP on the ASX. 99% down. Good future investment?

[@yuhuat84]

Like the overall write up in words as summary after watched the video 👏🏻

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just when i was thinking about it, this shows up recommended!!

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Love the Dark Side of the Moon reference at 2:29 :D

[@DanielNordhorn]

Of course you have to take in mind what you have paid because you want to make profit.

[@Overachiever2056]

********10/10 Thank you for sharing the fundamental advice from Warren Buffet with real life examples tied to them

[@patbri03]

If i live in norway and want to get into investing into stocks in the states and around the world, whats the best platform to use?

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Fidelity

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Thank you! I will look into it. Do you need a bank account in America?

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[@62Serhildan]

As I saw the letters getting older and older at one point I asked myself how old is this man?? :D I knew that buffett is old but not that old

[@erickosinuhaji]

Great content. Surprisingly I am at this point now. I am eager to keep my stock but also still keep searching maybe there is something better out there 😊

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[@KristensenJørgensen]

It's a common misconception that when a stock you buy skyrockets, the smart thing to do is sell it (or at least sell some of it) to lock in your profits. But the context matters. If the stock has increased sharply because the business is performing exceptionally well, it could still be a bargain. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $350K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas...

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Thanks, very useful

[@bobcrane2720]

If you have X in stock Y and you spot day trade Z or swing trade Alpha, you can use margin of an equal amount for swing trades and 2-3 times for day trades (3x if you aren't in the swing trade.) Margin is only optimal for short term trades with a positive expectation, you wouldn't buy a stock at 8% interest (I forget what they charge) and constantly be repaying them with earnings you hope are 8%+. But, a 10% gain minus 1/12 the annual interest in a 1 month swing trade or a 1% gain minus 1 days interest (is it 1/250th or 1/365th of the interest?) is a good move for the experienced trader who knows when to avoid these (if he didn't like the market, he could go to something low risk that pays 5%/yr and go to the beach; hopefully with hot women he's banging.)

[@naveenadiraju]

Hands down very useful videos, I made notes as well

[@chessandmathguy]

There is no best time to sell a stock. You can do it at 10am, you can do it at 11am, hell you can even do it at 2pm, there really is no best time.

[@mike_valueinv]

The sale of the stock is usually the case if the mistake was made in quality investing or if the stock price really skyrocket suddenly. There are also other reason, but you should never sell a good company.

[@michaelwoods4495]

"The 3 Times When You Should Sell a Stock" -- morning, afternoon, and evening. At night the markets are closed and I'm probably asleep anyway.

[@K5310]

How did this 109 calculated?

[@MarkJoe-e7f]

I'm new in trading stocks and I want to re-distribute my portfolio of 40k for a start but I'm not sure how to go about it. Any recommendations?