
Unit 1 Lesson 4: The Seven Golden Rules of Investing
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Nicholas Murja
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Lesson 4:
The Seven Golden Rules of Investing
By Nicholas Murja
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Open Ended
Review from lesson 3: What are the characteristics of superinvestors?
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Open Ended
Characteristics: (1)They are not influenced by the herd (2)They do their research. (3)They have a consistent and rational approach.
Keeping these in mind, write one rule you will have for investing:
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Open Ended
A successful football player follows certain rules and so do successful students. Investing in the stock market is no different, except you stand to make a lot of money if you follow the rules. Just like Warren Buffet and other Superinvestors.
How does your rule ensure success?
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Seven Golden Rules
To help us invest using the patters of most successful investors, the Young Investors Society has created "Seven golden Rules."
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RULE #1: THINK LONG-TERM
Teaching the rules:
Break up into 7 groups and come up with a plan to teach the other groups your rule. There is more information on the handout I will provide.
RULE #2: GOOD COMPANIES MAKE GOOD INVESTMENTS
RULE #3: BUY WITH A MARGIN OF SAFETY
RULE #4: DO YOU OWN HOMEWORK AND OWN WHAT YOU KNOW
RULE #5: DON'T FOLLOW THE HERD, STAY CALM AND RATIONAL
RULE #6: DON'T PUT ALL YOUR EGGS IN ONE BASKET, BUT DON'T HAVE TOO MANY BASKETS, EITHER
RULE #7: NEVER STOP LEARNING
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Group 1
RULE #1: THINK LONG-TERM
Make sure you take notes!
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Multiple Choice
Select the answer that most identifies with rule number 1:
Timing the market beats Time in the market
Time in the market beats timing the market
Watch out for the short term!
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Group 2
RULE #2: GOOD COMPANIES MAKE GOOD INVESTMENTS (DITTO FOR BAD COMPANIES)
Make sure you take notes!
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Multiple Choice
Which of these does not identify a "good" company?
Good companies are ones that have a unique advantage that others can't copy
Good companies are ones that generate high returns on capital
Good companies don't need to borrow a lot because their business is self financing
Good companies are the ones whose stock price is going up the most right now
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Group 3
RULE #3: BUY WITH A MARGIN OF SAFETY
Make sure you take notes!
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Multiple Choice
Which matches a purchase that has a "margin of safety?"
price that is low enough that your assessment could be completely wrong and you wouldn't lose much
A price that is below the actual value of the company
A price that is above the value of the company
The current price of the company
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Group 4
RULE #4: DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK AND OWN WHAT YOU KNOW
Make sure you take notes!
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Multiple Choice
Which statement best fits the rule?
go the extra mile to analyze the financials of the company to make sure they're not missing anything
They buy stocks of companies with products they believe in
Buy stocks because CNBC recommended it
Buy stocks because your super smart uncle recommended it
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Group 5
RULE #5: DON'T FOLLOW THE HERD, STAY CALM AND RATIONAL
Make sure you take notes!
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Multiple Choice
Smart investors:
buy when others are buying
sell when others are selling
fight the urge to follow and remain calm through a storm
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Group 6
RULE #6: DON'T PUT ALL YOUR EGGS IN ONE BASKET, BUT DON'T HAVE TOO MANY BASKETS, EITHER
Make sure you take notes!
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Multiple Choice
Research suggests that 90% of diversification benefits can be obtained in most markets with a portfolio of just over HOW MANY stocks. The more you diversify beyond that, the less you know about each investment.
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Group 7
RULE #7: NEVER STOP LEARNING
Make sure you take notes!
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Multiple Choice
Why should you never stop learning?
markets are always different and companies are constantly changing
Stocks work differently each year
You need to change your strategy every so often
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Let's use the 7 rules to make some investing decisions
Lesson 4:
The Seven Golden Rules of Investing
By Nicholas Murja
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