دانلود کتاب حقایق مقدس سرمایه گذاری – یافتن سهام رشدی که شما را ثروتمند می کند

The last time I wrote a book was in 2007. It was called The Little Book That Makes You Rich. I hope that, for investors, the book delivered on its ambitions. Reviewing it as I worked on this book, it was validating to see the principles upon which The Little Book was premised remain the same. It’s true. My methods for finding great growth stocks have not changed over the years. This is, in and of itself, a testament to their strength and for investors should offer a sense of assurance that there are indeed sacred truths when it comes to investing. Wall Street is always coming up with new ideas to make you rich. Remember SPACs? But many of these ideas prove fleeting. Timetested ideas, even though they are not always exciting, often prove more effective than the latest fad. So what’s different this time? First, while the principles for finding great growth stocks have remained the same, the stocks themselves have changed. This is because the world has changed. A lot. In 2007, artificial intelligence (AI) was still in the lab. Social media was in its infancy, and Facebook was still competing with Myspace. The Great Recession came and went, and a pandemic came and went with the latter changing the workplace forever. As a result, in this book, there are lots of examples related to companies in the vanguard of the markets. Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia, as well as some less exciting names that are nonetheless important such as some Home Depot, McDonald’s, and Oracle, are discussed. But the reason my tried‐and‐true methods for finding great growth stocks remain relevant is that they are based on foundational truths that will not change either. As a result, in this book, I have laid out what these foundational ideas are and have given them the depth they deserve. For instance, the one foundational truth that may seem to be the least arresting – that you must be an optimist to be a successful investor – is in fact one of the most important. This is true because while great growth stocks go up, they have periods of extreme volatility too. Nvidia, for instance, seems to have a lock on the chips that power AI, and its stock price over the last two years reflects this. But between November 2021 and September 2022, shares of Nvidia fell by nearly two‐thirds. And wasn’t the first time Nvidia shares took a perilous dip. Between August 2018 and the end of that year, Nvidia shares fell by 50%. What keeps an investor in a stock that has been halved, or more, twice within five years? It’s certainly not fear. It’s optimism. And optimism produces wealth. Those who were optimistic about Nvidia have earned more than 1,000% since September 2022. I practice what I preach. Nvidia was a large holding for us in 2022, and today, it is the largest holding in our portfolio, and one of the reasons that we have reported our best year in nearly 40 years. Another important principle that may seem as squishy as optimism is that the United States is an oasis for investors. In the current and complex environment we find ourselves in, this is sometimes forgotten. In this book, we take a closer look at the structural reasons for our special status as a nation, and some truly remarkable facts emerge about how and why we create unprecedented amounts of wealth. Alongside the explanation of these sacred truths, we also explore how to find great growth stocks and along the way identify great growth stocks that we have owned over the years. For instance, in one chapter, we detail how a $1,000 investment in a company grew to more than $11 million in one generation and how it could plausibly grow to $1 billion by the end of the next. We also provide details on another dozen companies whose returns have turned a $1,000 investment into $1 million. These stocks are members of what we like to call the 100,000% Club. No spoilers here on who they are, however. I want you to delve into the many ideas in this book. This is not The Little Book That Makes You Rich. It is a slightly larger book that I hope makes you wiser, grateful for the times and the country we are living in, and, yes, I hope it makes you richer along the way.