Warren Buffett: The Power of Compound Interest

Today I'll share with you some clips I found online regarding Warren Buffett's thoughts on compound interest, along with a little example!
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[@beaviswealth]

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[@ericschmitz03]

I'm glad that I'm entering the world of investing now when I'm 16 and not 26. Those 10 years will make a huge difference in the long run!

[@haxnsolo]

I’m 18 and I’m new to the world of investing. How are you doing with it?

[@ArmandTRobotson]

The humble billionaire.... He never shows off.. He never gives himself too much credit .... He's realistic ...not a reality show freak....and that's why you gotta respect him...he earned it.... together with his billions...

[@rrCHRISxx]

So in other words, not mango man trump.

[@walldefender7426]

He's a liar

[@lakshmimondal3808]

@@walldefender7426 yeah trump is a liar

[@zjg3913]

wall defender literally everyone running is a liar.

[@blobtv7444]

if it wasn't for the massive bailouts many of his investments got he would be living on the street...

[@AP-qu8sl]

That old guy knows what he’s talking about. I predict he’s going to be rich one day

[@igganrajkolii9453]

Factz i also think he's gonna be billionare someday

[@withzhen]

@@igganrajkolii9453 he's actually the third richest person in the world

[@luminious2963]

@@withzhen r/wooosh

[@alexisgifford4311]

Lmfao

[@trademastery1]

are you kidding you mean u don't know him?

[@AlAmin-qh7qt]

that old guy is a sea of knowledge

[@volantejones944]

THE ORACLE OF OMAHA.

[@myjourney2financialfreedom91]

Compounding sure is the key along with consistent savings

[@SchoolofPersonalFinance]

Financial education is where it is at!!

[@Feex92]

One of the rare people in the world that is unimagnably rich, yet so liked by many.

[@Cal71922]

Man everyone here worrying about money but never think about how short life is. Just enjoy family & friends all these rich people aren’t happy they don’t care about money either they’re hardwired to be creative. They’re simply being themselves creative individuals. That’s why they’re so good at what they do. The universe is so complex that there has to be an afterlife. Be a good human & invest in yourself, family, having a great time on this planet because it’s so beautiful & most importantly invest in the afterlife. Good luck to everyone I wish you guys the very best!

[@RealLifeMoney]

Without a doubt the 8th wonder of the world from the Oracle himself 🙌

[@iplmatchprediction4111]

😦

[@2legit2Kwit]

Back on the investment wagon now that I saw this.

[@anonymousubiquitous3295]

His wealth is not as simple as it looks. He has to juggle opm. I gave thumbs up.

[@monte21228]

Looking at this graft ... at 26yrs old he had a 140k. In 4 years he had a million dollars. That's not compounding. I dont know what it is. But its not compounding.

[@sergiveramartinez2685]

I think he put more money month after month

[@JerryQian]

@@sergiveramartinez2685 he just invested in the right companies, not just S&P 500

[@silverwolf2643]

It's about constantly investing and reinvesting and not to mention people keep on buying shares of his company BH like it's idiotic, they reinvest everything and do not give any dividends. Depending on what kind of an investor are you but if you do it for income this is a bullshit investment. This is why he gets richer and richer. Sure the value goes up but what's point if you don't get money for owning it a.k.a dividends.

[@user-mu9mj4po8u]

I mean.. it is

[@dredwards]

Simple. He generated money by working on his business

[@xxIndridcold99xx]

Thank you , Brandon. Because of you, I’ve invested in GIS.

[@Recension]

Lol I already know what compound investing is I just like to hear billionaires talk

[@deadfrominside698]

😂😂😂😂😛

[@11Alisher]

So many of my friends just don't wanna play the long game through compounding and want to get rich overnight, it is so annoying !!! Going show this video so they come to there sense

[@WorldPrestige]

Compounding is the best 🤣🤣🤣

[@familymanwheeling1305]

I am missing something PLEASE HELP!! Where does the interest from a stock come from besides dividends? You say 7% annually. If price grows 7% every year but you don’t sell, what compounds? It does not sound like it but do you sell the stock every year to get the gains then buy again to reinvest and compound the initial investment plus the gains?

[@bnmbg731]

If you get a mutual fund (with Vanguard for example) then they reinvest dividends for you and it's tax free

[@tbarbuto2345]

@@bnmbg731 Dividends are not tax free unless held within a tax advantaged account (401k/IRA). Most Vanguard funds offer a small yield.

[@alexanderchenf1]

Tony Barbuto Tax-advantage account is NOT tax-free

[@tbarbuto2345]

@@alexanderchenf1 Dividends are not subject to income or capital gains tax if held within a tax advantaged account. www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/090415/dividend-income-taxable.asp

[@felixfox5806]

Im more excited to find a penny or two on the floor than finding a note. It's true what you laser focus on will compound automatically

[@justanotherguy4283]

Simon Lowe same

[@hiteshlalwani8039]

Compounding would be GREAT, If the male life expectancy of my country was above 55. :(

[@luizcastro5246]

move countries, Canada has great immigration laws.

[@hiteshlalwani8039]

@@blazie7212 India.

[@blazie7212]

@@hiteshlalwani8039 average lifespan of an indian man is 68 years not 55 duh

[@suhailkapoor]

69.16 years

[@hiteshlalwani8039]

@@suhailkapoor Nice.

[@DeparturesCapital]

Long term lets go!!!

[@vidya014]

Brandon The direction of value investing is actually aiming for "compounding interest". Compounding interest is actually talking about compounding dividend. A growth stock which consistently pay dividends, consists of “Intrinsic Value Compounding” and “Dividend Compounding”. Rather than saying “Intrinsic Value Compounding” is being invented, i would say that “Intrinsic Value Compounding” is rather a discovery of a buried compounding inherited in a consistently growing stock. Nobody knows there is so called “intrinsic value compouding” except Buffett, Munger and Li Lu. I am very sure about this argument. If you want to have a breakthrough in the new value investing, i suggest you start to do research on “Intrinsic Value Compounding". Logic and reasoning are utmost important. Hope you found the way to reveal the right formula of “Intrinsic Value Compounding”. Cheers

[@craftingretired]

Compounding is good if you get interest every week

[@CryptoRide]

Great video, brother.

[@beaviswealth]

😁

[@baz1000]

Does this concept only work with dividend stocks? What about growth stocks that dont pay a dividend?

[@baz1000]

@@takingcareofbusiness1877 thanks

[@RealLifeMoney]

Compound interest can relate to any investment that grows in general

[@seanobrien7751]

when dividends are paid out to investors that actually dilutes ownership in the company. Mature companies do this when they have more cash flow coming in over the amount that can be successfully invested back in the business to expand. When a company does not pay a dividend that equity is kept on the balance sheet or re-invested in the business in order to expand. As the company expands so does is market cap and your share price. So the short answer to your question is no.

[@YoutubeBrand]

Warren is a true marvel.

[@scottscriticalmass]

Great motivator Brandon... The power of compounding is quite simply, brilliant. Probably a good idea to remind your subs of this once every few months or so. Think about this for a minute folks... How long will it take you to grow your portfolio to 10-times its current size? Quite a while right. Then consider this... Once you get there, it will only take a double from there to grow by the same amount again. Not nearly so imposing to think about. Cheers...

[@nicholaswhite7351]

Too good to be true!

[@lreddy101]

in stocks is this where lets say you invest in tesla and you are sitting at a profit of say 500usd. is compounding where you take the 500 dollar profit and reinvest it back into the stock at where the stock price is sitting? or is it simply putting more money into the same stock consistently.

[@nancyguo01]

Hi Brandon ,Thank you for the this video, I love it, I have a questions, when comes to retirement lets after 30 years of commanding, I understand there is 4% of rules of taking the money out monthly/yearly, but at the market down time, if you take the 4%, how would this number works? Thank you

[@MetalBum]

Nancy Guo i love u

[@silverwolf2643]

It is more like, you have to make sure you cover the inflation rate and remove the premium. For example you get 6% return after tax, you remove 4% and keep 2% to keep up with inflation. Therefore those 4% cash return remain on the current level of prices. The only thing we can do is outrun inflation, we cannot stop it.

[@tbarbuto2345]

As you get closer to retirement you should reallocate towards less volatile investments (bonds) so you are not forced to sell equities during market pullback.

[@albertoromo5123]

What’s the best place to invest into mutual funds There’s no videos on KZbin where someone shows how to do it Like is there a website ,somewhere i have to call, an app?? There is not one video of someone going step by step to explain the process of picking one out. And how to compare mutual funds

[@Mr19811985]

Very nicely explained

[@mynameissam77]

Correct me if I’m wrong but stocks do not compound. You don’t get returns on your returns. Your investment in a stock can only appreciate or depreciate in value. I’ve looked at my stock portfolio and the percentage gained is calculated from my initial investment which then provides me with my daily return. If there is compounding occurring, please explain how?

[@alexanderchenf1]

A company’s growth rate becomes slower and steadier over time though.

[@billkohler1277]

So what is the best way to get compound interest?? Reinvest the dividends??

[@kauigirl808]

Invest all you have.

[@phuminplace_nanhotel6015]

you got me confuse I thought compound interest is once get interest from initial investment you bring that to reinvest over and over like double down

[@urielreyes7509]

Great video thanks for the valuable info!

[@brunomanco7529]

My best stocks were bought a bit after 2009. A timber company and a electric utility (I bought more but are the highest yielders). The first now gives my a 25% dividend. The second about 11% (before taxes an commissions).

[@NoobMachiavelli]

What are those books in the Background?????

[@rlyehdate]

Hey. I don't need inspiration. I need instruction. Please help me with this. I'm on eToro with the Cysec regulation so I can invest on real assets. Now, how do I apply the compound interest? Let's say I want to perfom a 6% monthly earning. Do I open a stock for $100 and when it comes to $106 I close it up and reopen it with a value of $106 or do I open a new operation for a value of $106 without closing up the first one? Please have in mind that the minimum value that I can deposit on a stock at eToro it's $50. Would really appreciate if you clarify this for me.

[@lucasschrader7942]

I’m 15 and I’m about to start

[@ryan.1990]

Good luck dude! Remember to buy a range of different types of assets, and be risky! You can afford to when you're young. Keep learning always :)

[@lucasschrader7942]

John Galt thanks for the advice my guy

[@ryan.1990]

@@lucasschrader7942 np. Gold is also a good investment , long term. I'm buying it when ever I can

[@dvsxavier]

It should be noted GEICO, the insurance company was instrumental to his success. It gave Mr. Buffett access to liquidity (high volume of cash) in which to invest with

[@stoneycreekstorm7287]

Can you recommend a good Warren Buffet book?

[@TickleFN]

I do love when the year has 3650 days in it, outstanding 3:46

[@joewtjjoewp1]

he means 10 years. 3650 days are roughy 10 years. He only said '3650 days'. He did not in fact say that a year has that amount of days. Less tickling, more listening my friend.

[@bkaellner]

Nice video. I encourage anyone just getting started in investing to track down investors who have earned more than 7% per year and study their methods! The higher your rate of return, the less time you need to achieve the same exponential growth in wealth.

[@bkaellner]

@@aryannahar it's a common misconception that risk and return are directly correlated. it's very possible to have high returns with low risk of losing money.

[@tbarbuto2345]

@@aryannahar Risk is not higher. Volatility is higher, there's a difference.

[@jonasmjx]

But what about inflation? The return on investment from the compound interest is weakend by the compound of the inflation? it's the relativ buying power thats matter?

[@MetalBum]

Jonas .Jensen you’re right. Forget investing then. Let’s just spend our money and not invest if there’s inflation. ......😏

[@hansel1611]

If you invest in the S&P 500, your average annual returns AFTER inflation is about 6-7%. Compounding still happens. If you pick your own stocks, you can even achieve greater returns. Peter Lynch averaged around 29% annually for more than a decade

[@abu6ayyar1010]

Thanks for the video man, I want to ask about the dividends it should be re-invested to take the advantage of the compound interest or not necessarily?

[@lukaslouwman]

Yes

[@TheChiefCoin]

In England we can't afford food so saving money is not the first thing we think about

[@karlerlandsson2515]

So true!

[@SOUBHAGYA96]

8th Wonder of world compound interest 🙏🙏🙏

[@InCircle]

Can you give an example.. How does compound interest works in terms of stocks ? Example will make it more clear. Thanks.

[@stevenobrien595]

That would be very helpful if you would.

[@vijaysathya1326]

long term is good

[@Metheeruetaichetcharoen]

Compound dividend is the best

[@VP-wt5dv]

He’s also donated a lot of his wealth

[@mikedaniels3009]

You totally LEFT OUT the KEY to compound interest: dividend reinvestment and the secrets of using leverage such as Shelby Davis, who I believe was on a par with, or even bigger than Warren Buffet. JMHO

[@pierce1234567891]

Crazy how this guy monetizes warren quotes and clips from his OWN DOCUMENTARY

[@djschelde]

Do you reinvest the dividend in the same stock?

[@Paul-gx9wr]

yes that is how he bought coca cola he originally started off with like a 5% investment.

[@FlickSh0tt]

how does inflation, tax and market crashes affect the returns?

[@mitchdg5303]

Investing in a stock isn’t compound interest. You aren’t getting interest. Your investment value is reliant on the stock price. Unless the stock price is rising exponentially

[@TheInfamousHoreldo]

The rice thing just explains how numbers can exponentiate, to be clear.

[@Jose-lc6nj]

Warren buffets is a genius but he also was in the right place in the right moment do people really think that the market can go up forever? Everything has a limit

[@TryNSave]

Libertad o muerte The market will fluctuate, have corrections, etc. but even assuming it falls to rock bottom, it will have nowhere to go but “up.”

[@Paul-gx9wr]

He has a photographic memory which means he can just get a glance at something and memorise it, whith an advantage like that maybe at some meeting you could see a worker of the other company accidentally show all their charts just for a split second, what this guy has is nothing short of a real life super power.

[@gdal3]

Where did you take this clip from?

[@Oceansta]

This is an over-simplification. You haven't accounted for inflation in your chart.

[@hymansahak181]

Most people don’t have excess money to throw into the market for compound investing. Most people also want to live the best years of their lives (30-55). What’s the point of this if the curve steepens really after 30-40 years anyway. You want to give up living life fully in your prime to be old and rich?

[@vylam3997]

Hyman Sahak stay sharp, stay healthy so you can enjoy your old rich life to the fullest and help others, too. Look at how fulfilled Warren and Bill Gates are. Also, when you’re old and lose your physical abilities, it is much harder to earn money. Believe me, by “YOLO-ing” your youngest years, your 40-90 year olds will be homeless and full of hatred.

[@ricktempleton3415]

You gotta point there.

[@edisonkenny12]

Hi Brandon,do you have any idea about Indonesian to invest in stock market?

[@hansel1611]

Same fundamentals just different market. Invest in what you know reinforced with real numbers and strong data

[@queenejames8279]

Dope

[@steve410]

Hey brandon. I have a 401k and a roth ira. What fund(s) would you put in a 401k and what fund(s) would you put in a roth ira?

[@betraytheteam]

None. 401k's are Ponzi schemes.

[@betraytheteam]

So are Roth IRA's.

[@steve410]

Cash is trash. Buy stocks so your asset will inflate with the economy

[@PedalTheGlobe]

Here is something long term investors don't consider. What is the opportunity cost in terms of quality of life? One could potentially have more fun with $10k at 30 years old than they could with $300k at 80 years old. What if they are bedridden, senile, or dead at that age? Also, this doesn't factor inflation and $300k in 50 years will buy one much less. Investment is great, but don't forget to have fun in life along the way.

[@josejose-sw6uf]

how you like compund chicken fry rice? no vegetables

[@luisbecerra8152]

Warren buffet began when the stock market was in its infancy. We are in a stock bubble. Invest in crypto instead.

[@robertkubis2799]

So many negative minds here. Think about it, you don't need to make few millions to enjoy your money. Instead, make in your life time 50-100 K, and I think that's enough as a supplement to your income.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Is it too late to pour money into AMD???

[@airlebron7467]

No

[@veeli1106]

It's like you have something against trading...

[@basti1993x]

Vee Li you assume that he is against trading which tells us more about you than him.

[@beaviswealth]

haha! ^ I just feel that most beginners would be better of investing > trading. That's all! :)

[@spookycrispy]

Because trading is not investing, it's making a quick buck. As a swing trader I understand the difference between trading and investing

[@Reelworthy]

2:15 It’s a bit of fallacy to assume that those whose strategy is based on compound interest are “unlike a trader”, due to short v/s long term thinking. The difference between a good trader and a compound interest investor is only “passive” versus “active” income. One compounds passive interest, while the other compounds active profit. Actively profiting should never take as long as passively waiting for interest. Of course, this does not need to have to do with trading stocks or intangibles, but can, perhaps more effectively, involve trading tangible goods, etc. I think the commenter just feels that the narrator has overlooked the ability to compound profit via trading.

[@follcatala]

What if you invested in Nikkei your 10.000 at the peak of the bubble?

[@dillonb9648]

Between 43 & 44 he lost $15M?

[@joaom.4944]

My total average return after inflation is 8% through mutual funds. Is it good?

[@Iamfatta]

Where can i get my money into the stock market every month and also reinvest and dividends? Is there an app? Or is there a company i can call?

[@EmilioYepez]

MEWAHONLINE try stock brokers, Robin Hood, buy your stocks, keep reinvesting - should be simple

[@ClivesEnglishCorner]

M1 finance! I'm sitting here outside of the us wishing I could use it! 😅 Oh well!

[@retired8484]

Fidelity / Vanguard / Schwab

[@joec.5009]

my biggest beef is that what's the money for when you are old and grey? for your kids? what if you don't have any? that's why i want to be rich now, not when i'm 75. and to do that i just can't do 7% return. i gotta have 20%+ return every year. and that's why i'm riding tesla stock to the moon. - brought to you buy tesla long around the world.

[@KidMillions]

Price/earnings for Tesla is 232.56... Typical hype and crash stock like in the dotcom bubble. Learn from successful investors like Peter Lynch and Buffett and Munger.

[@samsonbreed6049]

If it were that easy... there would be several..several Warren Buffets in the world. Your just rehearsing script"

[@davidrounds3245]

It is easy, most people don't have the discipline to do it. Easy going up, panic at the first burp and sell. Buy a little VOO every single month and forget it. Ups, Downs, ignore it all, just keep buying a little every month and don't panic.

[@individualtrader7017]

Buffet has outperformed the market by a large percentage. Compouding principles remain the same though

[@hansel1611]

There are several Warren Buffett like people in the world who got rich due to compounding

[@retired8484]

It is exactly that easy.

[@mrityunjayahiremath3951]

*2^63

[@bryanhoffman8441]

Compound interest would be great if you weren’t waiting until you are 80 to reap the benefits of the retirement fund.

[@jimwhittaker5028]

Dividends will make you RICH ! $$$$$ Buy quality and hold on for the ride.

[@chrism7275]

Here’s the problem is you’re making assumptions there will be a positive rate of return which is outrageous. There are no more promised rate of returns any more because there is no longer a cost to capital in the world. So many investors are fools because they work on the premise that just because the sp had a nice return last year that it will continue to do so. Look at the market indexes in the early part of the century where markets traded side ways for 40 years or so only problem is at least in those times you could get a real rate of return for your capital on bonds. It dosnt exist any more and government has literally destroyed the current financial system. I will stick to gold for the simple fact that equity’s are way overvalued and holding my money in a money market or a bond is promising my self to take a hair cut on buying power. At least with gold I’m not promised to take that haircut and gold reacts well when confidence is being lost. Negative interest rates is a loss in confidence.

[@demon66685]

What a shame you're gunna most definitely regret that.

[@chrism7275]

demon66685 I’m going to regret not putting my money in markets that are at all time historic highs? There’s no value to be had. If you really think markets have a lot more upside than I would hate to hold the currency the equity is denominated in.

[@demon66685]

@@chrism7275 Historic highs happen regularly so what. History has rewarded those who believe and bet on our companies. I would at least diversify and not avoid the market all together.

[@chrism7275]

demon66685 that’s true that historic highs happen regularly But not year after year consecutively during one expansion cycle. I love our country and look forward to being in equity’s again but only after the next business cycle and once the fundamentals start looking a little better and sustainable.

[@chrism7275]

demon66685 I may be wrong and the next 20 years we might not of had a significant bear market and that’s alright I’m comfortable in my position. I’m well capitalized in cash and gold. You might get a better return than me but I’ll be fine either way.

[@jillianhorsley5985]

It's worthless if it's fiat.

[@soju69jinro]

i love compound interest. I preach it to my friends, who only invests in NFTs and short term profits. I'm making $120 dollars a month, by allowing my money to make profits for me.

[@briandsouza5718]

And Kylie Jenner just became younest billionaire without any compound interest thing. It's such an irony.

[@Me27399]

OK thna build ur own brand and globalize it and make sure u don't mess up it's easy to see the success stories and ignore the millions of failures

[@dimmysimmy1236]

Yeet

[@user-dn5mc5rc6k]

Ok초청ㅡ

[@vsatishkumar4900]

i cant find a bank with over 10 years of tenure time wtf

[@Fuji_Investments]

Got to love cryptocurrency. That compound is amazing!

[@compoundinterestinsights]

Fue Chee not really. Cryptocurrencies are very volatile. In 30 years from now bitcoin ( ex ) could be worth nothing

[@justinmilner8]

Wtf is up with the x axis on that graph

[@AmanAman-ri9kk]

This isn’t gonna help me on my test but ok

[@kamleshsanghavi8349]

V good concept of compounding but life mai 1000 mai se 999 growth ki bat krte hai 1 capital bacha k GROWTH ki bat kr te hai, respected sir BANSS rahe ga too BANSURI🎺bajegi na?? 'siir salamt to paghdii aanek' My experience is:- stock mkt mai 999 LEGENDS Y TEACHING ABOUT BANSURI OR PAGHDI? So v love 😍 our capital 1st and then growth,dosto naya zamana aayega dekh na, YE SUB LEGENDS ko bhii capital bacha k GROWTH ki bat kr ni padegi dekh na,

[@vilmospalik1480]

3billion = small

[@investingthelike111]

Compound interest works for your grandkids. You’re too old to enjoy it

[@deepeshchetwani6250]

He knew about compounding at the age of 10 😂😂

[@VictorL8]

He shouldnt have used warren buffets net worth for the graph he stoped investing for himself slong time ago he should use berkshire hathaway instead whoch is the company buffet own and invests with cause his net worth is also based on the value of his corporatiob

[@rich3222]

The issue with your model is no one wants the millions in thier 70's and 80's we want it in out 30's 40's and 50's so the only way to do that is to risk take initially then get safer in orfer to skip years.Im 30 and have $10,000 I would not swap places with warren and be in me 70's with 50 billion

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