How To Invest For Long-Term Wealth Accumulation

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Title	:	How To Invest For Long-Term Wealth Accumulation
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Long term investors: invest in eternity! Jesus’s grace is pretty much free and it’s the best long-term investment of all time!!!! 😊 infinite ROIs!!!!
Comment from : LT CM

I thought the S&P 500 was a good investment alongside dollar cost averaging over the long term But this video has made it clear that the S&P is bad Now I'll start investing in businesses I don't know what I'm doing but it's been made clear that Index funds are terrible investments
Comment from : robert435230

This is financial advice and I never give financial advice: DONT LEAVE DURING THE BEAR If you don’t want to invest…learn If you don’t want to learn…build If you don’t want to build observe DO SOMETHING…other than leave There is so much opportunity here Take advantage!
Comment from : Susan Nico

This video makes me so happy I was concerned a little about my returns going forward since I love to focus on good companies with growing dividends
Comment from : W W 34

Everyone has been preaching "buy now, stocks are at a discount" but I've been buying stocks since the beginning of the year and yet nothing's changed, but I've been reading articles of people still in the same market pulling off over 350k in just a couple months, what am i doing wrong?
Comment from : Esterlyn paderanga

Getting rich off crypto is much tougher thanbrit seems I keep losing money while tradingbrwith these youtub videos, and finding abrtrustworthy professional trader to help outbrwith these trades also appears to be nearlybrimpossible This is extremely annoying
Comment from : Jes Won

My advice to new investors: Buy good companies stocks and hold them as long as they are good companies Just do this and ignore the forecasts and market views which are at best entertaining but completely useless I’ve only ever saved($510k), never invested but want to start
Comment from : CurateHub

Key strategies and insights from the video include:brbrReal investing: Own businesses with consistent dividend payouts and ignore short-term market fluctuationsbrbrScenario thinking: Understand that recessions and other adverse events will happen, but owning good businesses will mitigate the impact of these events in the long runbrbrFocus on long-term investing: Avoid being swayed by short-term trends, market speculations, or the fear of missing outbrbrCompounding wealth: Adopt a slow and steady approach, reinvesting dividends and accumulating wealth over timebrbrBehavioral aspect: Develop a mindset that treats market crashes and recessions as opportunities to buy more shares in good businesses at discounted pricesbrbrIgnore the market: Concentrate on the businesses you own and their dividends, rather than being concerned with daily stock prices
Comment from : Max K

Thanks bud for keepin us financially Educated! Regardless of how bad it gets on the economy, I still make over $22,000 every single week
Comment from : Meroy Bessemer

Hi Sven!brbrCould you do a stock analysis on Hermés? :)
Comment from : mergim saliu

Hi Sven, what are your thoughts about Danaos corporation? Is it a value play?
Comment from : Daniel Kraft

What I learned from my friend Warren :) and it works is: if you own the best restaurant, general store and ice cream shop in your town you will never have financial problems So I stick to it :)
Comment from : Szilard

I do not agree with u about speculation Buying in the crash is speculation Trading is not a dirty word is just a job You work hard for the money I made +197 last year shorting the market I am positive for the market this year so I think I will make +20 Market will up this year maybe 5 It is hard work and a lot of risk management I do spend at least 40 hrs a week It is a hard work but is possible My goal is 20 a year no matter the market condition Good luck to everybody no matter the way you choose to make the money
Comment from : MoTrader

Hi Sven, great content as always I can’t predict the future, but looks like there are some bots in the comments that can Hopefully YouTube does something about that noise soon
Comment from : SomeGuyOnYoutube

Excellent video I buy my businesses with a holding time forever Only the Dividends i see as my profit Im happy with 3 Percent after taxes The rest make the time In hope you understand it
Comment from : dagobert76

Market crashes are only opportunities if you have cash to invest, yet we are always being told that it's "Time in the market" that's important not "Timing the market"
Comment from : konicky

You also have a great sense of humour, Sven, like at 6:13 min, where you cross out the short-term investing approach😀, which you have, of course, also described very appropriately
Comment from : Marie

Sven, the "passive investing into low cost S&P500 funds" keeps this speculation going on and on
Comment from : Luigi Ceglie

“My neighbour is getting rich on Bitcoin” ❤
Comment from : Paolo

PE ratios won’t go down too much because today no one in his right mind would buy 30 year treasuries of 5 for example over s and p 500 of pe 20
Comment from : Random thoughts

Just regarding example of 1 million in Acomo You cannot compare amount invested in 2007 with putting one million in SP500 now
Comment from : Piotr P

1:12 if you look at this chat there is an uptrend on P/E's after we break from the gold standard P/E's will inflate when a small group of humans can inject new money
Comment from : Paul P

Excellent video! Thank you!
Comment from : pongop

There is some real gems if you bother to dig up(specially in smaller markets) $FSKR is strong global brand(great shovels/axes) and has been sitting in 15P/E ratio all this crazy time I like to keep it in portfolio and I like to shovel my garden with it
Comment from : Random Encounter

I enjoy looking at the market, mostly for entertainment
Comment from : Robert Taylor

Great Video - thanks!
Comment from : Buergii

I can see the future Sven, the SP500 will go up! My crystal ball only sees 50 years into the future though :D
Comment from : KDOT

As the great Peter Lynch once said “If you spend 13 minutes a year on economics, you’ve wasted 10 minutes”
Comment from : Antares1997

Should i reinvest dividends when they are received or build up those cash and invest it when you find a better opportunity?
Comment from : H S

So imagine you are 23 years old You would rather buy individual Business than an ETF on the SP500 for example?
Comment from : GHI Baal

What are your thoughts about ZIM, Sven? You should check it if you didn’t do it yet It’s PE ratio 0,5 and after the next recession is very likely to keep the actual earnings
Comment from : Ivan Mendez

Sven with the Gems as always
Comment from : Nims

Sempre ben druze Sven, grazie per il servizio
Comment from : piero malutta

Fairly valued for 60M in operating earnings after taxes Pretty risky if commodities go down… Not a Bargain at all imho
Comment from : spazza neve

If I have to choose between Amsterdam Commodities and STM (STmicrotechnologies), I definitely choose STM It has enough orders to sustain next years of the recession without cutting its margin or revenue And for the new cycle they are building 2 new factories Current Forward PER is 8
Comment from : Max

Always appreciate your videos Sven
Comment from : VermaFi

Can you explain earnings yield fully at some point?
Comment from : FitLifeHacks

I see a bit of a contradiction when it comes to value investing Some people (like Seth Klarman in his Margin of Safety book) say that you should buy "undervalued" stocks and sell them when they reach their fair value Others (like this video) say that you should just hold on to businesses "forever" So are there two types of value investing? Or does the second strategy mainly fit dividend stocks?
Comment from : TheScaryGermanGuy

I bought META last year when it went below $100 and sold it at $207 this Tuesday after watching Sven's last video I made over 100 returns in 6 months but still feel like an idiot Thanks to Sven's influence
Comment from : K Th

Very good Sven! But semple is difficult !
Comment from : Denys Rublenko

Hi Sven, how did you calculated ACOMO price 40 (7 YoY return in your ACOMO example) Does this comes from intrinsic value calculation?
Comment from : Jānis