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THE INTELLIGENT INVESTOR in HINDI - BOOK SUMMARY ये करो अमीर बन जाओगे - YouTube
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Hello Friends,
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if you ask me one thing which can make you very rich
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so for it i will say that you need to become a good investor
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now if you say that you are not an investor
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then i will say Nope Thats not true
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because we all are investors, some invest money, some invest their time and energy by doing jobs or businessess
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at a deeper level we all invest something to earn money
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hence it is important for us to be a great investor
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and if i keep this philosophical talk aside,
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if you want to be rich then you have to invest at any moment in your life
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either you earn by doing job or by doing a business
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hence it is very important for you to be an Intelligent Investor
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if you ask me any one book related to investing which is a must read then i will say "INTELLIGENT INVESTOR."
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This is not only my personal opinion same thing is also said By Warren Buffet
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warren buffet is 3rd richest man in the world (2019)
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he is still considered as one of the best investor in the world
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warren buffet says That Intelligent investor is the best investing book and this book is written by his Mentor
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Benjamin Graham, he learnt from and it became so successful and rich today
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not only Warren Buffet but Investor gurus also considered this book as an Investing Bible
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truly this is one of the best book , therefore today i will share some of the core fundamentals of this book
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which you can understand easily and can become a great investor and a successful person
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so let's begin
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no.1) Aggressive vs Defensive
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suppose there are two friends both wanted to become rich hence they invest money
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there are many similarities in both of them, both are intelligent, has almost same wealth
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but the only difference they have is that one is an Aggressive investor
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ad the other friend is a Defensive investor, one friend believes the more we take risk the more we earn
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therefore he invest on stocks which gives quick high returns,
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whether the company has any reputation or not that doesn't worries him
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whereas the defensive friend is exactly opposite of him
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he invest only those stocks and mutual funds where he can get returns at the lower risk
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even if returns are average, he is fine with it.
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now one day Aggressive investor meets his defensive investor friend and tells him
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that he has got 60 percent profit on his one stock
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to which his defensive investor friend thinks oh.. even after combining all four investment of mine
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i haven't got this much profit which he has got in one stock
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now after this much story if we judge then obviously all will say that Aggressive investment is better
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but if we see both investment in detail only then we will know the real truth
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Defensive friend had made four investments in four months
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and in all four investments he had invested 10 k
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for which he has got 5 percent profit in his first investment
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in second investment he faced 2 percent loss, in third he got 12 percent profit
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and in last investment he got 20 percent profit
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in total he got 43,500 Rupees, that is 8.75 percent profit
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now this isn't the best returns but lets first check aggressive investor profits and loss
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he invested in 8 different stocks cost 40 k in 4 months
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in first stock he faced -50 percent loss
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in second stock he had 60 percent profit about which he was talking to his defensive friend
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in third stock he got 5 percent profit and in 4th he faced 10 percent loss
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and this way after facing profit and loss in all stocks the amount which he got was 40,800
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means he got just 2 percent profit, and this is the problem of Aggressive investment
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because with high returns there is also a high chance of high loss
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which eventually destroys the profit in long run
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it is exactly like gambling where you will win for once but will lose so many times that your life can be devastated
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Benjamin says its an investing fact that in low risk you will get low rewards
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and the moment you think of high rewards the risk factor also become high
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but maximum time low rewards are better than taking high risk
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lesson second: Mr Market
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An Interesting concept which Benjamin has shared in this book is - share market's Mr. Market concept
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suppose you are an owner of a business and you have a partner named Mr. Market
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Now Mr. Market comes to your home and gives you different-different offers
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You can either buy his business or can sell yours
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now an interesting thing: Mr Market is a very emotional person
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he is normal but in the flow of emotion he sometimes gives more than value or less than value
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example: suppose your business intrinsic value is 1000 rupees
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but Mr. Market doesn't care about it
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when Mr.market is happy he is ready to give 2000
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but when he is upset then for 1000 rupees business he is not even ready to give 500
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but the best part is Mr. Market never force, he will never force you to buy or sell your business at any price
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he just gives Opportunity
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now this parable is simple and very deep
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because truly stock market=Mr.Market is not logical always in fact it changes as per the people's emotions
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and sell things to people in lesser or at higher price of its actual value
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Therefore Benjamin says that if you want to be an intelligent investor then do business with Mr. Market
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when he is selling a business less than its actual value
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and sell when you are getting more than your actual business value
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Lesson Third: Defensive investors
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These are the investors also known as passive investors
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means who do very less trading
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Benjamin Graham usually ask people to be a Defensive investors
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because fact is many people don't have enough time to do a research on one-one company
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and then study them and then come to a decision when to buy or sell the stocks
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therefore even i will suggest you to be a defensive investors
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who play long term and play safe
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now i will share 9 fundamentals which will help you to become a great defensive investor
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First- to be a defensive investor divide your portfolio is 50-50 percent
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example: if you have 1000 rupees to invest then invest 500 on stocks and keep 500 in bonds or cash
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or invest in other investment options and Maintain this 50-50 percent ratio
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suppose if you get 10 percent profit on stock and you have 60 percent money on stocks
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then remove 10 percent from it and again maintain 50-50 percent ratio
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and do it on a specific interval means invest in the month start when you get your salary
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will have less risk with the help of the concept known as Dollar Cost Average
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there are 8 more things on which defensive investors must focus, i will share it in brief
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No.1) Diversification
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means invest in 10 to 20 companies that to in different-different industries
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no.2) Large companies
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invest in big companies which are established from several years
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no.3) Conservatively financed
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invest in companies which are conservatively financed whose current ratio should be 200 percent
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companies whose assets should be mora than its liabilities
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4the Dividend History:
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invest on companies which are giving dividend continuously from 10-20 years
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5th- Earning History: Invest on companies which did not had earning deficit from last 10-20 years
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6th- Growth
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invest in companies which are growing with 3 percent every year from 10 years
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7th cheap assets-
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invest in companies whose stock price should not more than 1.5 percent times from its Net Asset value
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8th or can say 9th- Cheap Earning-
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don't give much money for earning means whose P.E ratio is less than 15 for last one year buy those.
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now many can find this very complicated hence there is an easy alternative too
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known as low risk mutual funds and index funds
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now if you can be happy with an average returns by keeping your expectations low
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which is taught to us by Benjamin and Warren
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then these three points along with last point is important
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but still want to go to high returns then 4th point will help you
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which is 4th lesson- Enterprising Investors
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actually there are three types of investors first- Defensive, second Aggressive
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about which i've already discussed
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and third type is Enterprising investors, it comes in between defensive and aggressive
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Enterprising investors don't want an average returns like Defensive investors
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nor they take risk on the basis of illogical speculations like Aggressive investors
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in fact they are the ones who do lot of research and invest their lot of time and then do investment
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they are actually very active and hence usually they are the ones who able to beat the market
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by showing amazing results, but the problem is to be such investors
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there's a need of lot of research and efforts and along with these two
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there should be 4 more thing in such investors
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first: Patience second:Discipline third: Eagerness to learn and 4th: lot of time
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normally people fail to do this hence Benjamin recommends its better to be a defensive investor
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if a person wants to be an enterprising investor then it can be done through 4 activities
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first: Go against the market
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means to buy when others are buying & when market is down
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and to sell when market is good and others are buying
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and this should be done by investing his minimum 25 percent to max 75 percent money
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compare to 50-50 percent ratio which Defensive investors do
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2nd- Buying Growth Stocks
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to buy a growth stocks an investor should buy a company which is big but not popular
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3rd- buying bargain stocks
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bargain stocks are those stocks which are sold in less than its intrinsic value reason can be any
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try to get such companies which you get in less amount but should be well established
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4th- by buying special cases
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here those small companies stocks will come which big companies are going to acquired
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lesson 5th: Margin of Safety
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suppose a ship writer wants to make a ship which should handle 50 people's weight
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now for this he won't create a ship which only carries 50 people's weight
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instead he will make that ship so strong
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that it will be able to handle 50 or 100 people's weight
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he will do that because by that there will be a safety that ship won't sink
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now the consideration of this extra weight is known as Margin of safety
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same thing even you should consider while investing
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you must be aware that the price of a stock in the stock market is not as same as its real value
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hence by keeping margin of safety in mind Benjamin recommends not to give more than 2/3rd of its value
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see maximum people's problem is that they buy 50 dollar value stock in 50 dollar only
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and expect that its price will rise in future and it will benefit them
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however an intelligent investor is who keep margin of safety and buy that 50 dollar stock in 40 dollars
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and gets profit immediately after buying it and don't need to be depend on the market
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these were the 5 big and important points from an amazing book Intelligent investor
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