Rakesh jhunjhunwala और Warren Buffett - क्या फ़र्क़ था?

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People often ignore the most important facet of investing that is ‘n’ the number of years the money is allowed to compound.

In this video we discuss the factors that allow ‘n’ to be maximised and why an investor should also focus on his Heath.

Health can indeed be wealth.

Listen to know all this.
0:00 Introduction
0:28 Rakesh Jhunjhunwala as ‘Warren Buffett of India’
0:51 In cricketing analogy Warren Buffett was Rahul Dravid.
1:09 Rakesh Jhunjhunwala was more like a Virendra Sehwag.
1:49 From Rs.3 Crs to Rs.20 Crs.
2:08 Warren Buffett was not taking so much risk
2:12 Warren Buffett strategy
3:09 Benefit of being a listed entity and have permanent capital in terms of shareholders money
4:00 First fundamental difference how Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and Warren Buffet made money!
4:24 Warren Buffett started operating business very early in their life
5:13 How Warren Buffett approaches his businesses?
5:38 How Rakesh Jhunjhunwala approached his investments?
6:04 In 2003’s bull market he made Rs.200 Cr.
6:26 When Rakesh Jhunjhunwala died he left around $5.5 Billion asset value.
7:20 Main difference is number of years. (Quality of life)
8:42 Philosophy of Warren Buffett.
9:00 Format of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala.
9:24 Format of Warren Buffett
10:05 Most important difference- Warren Buffet started at the age of 11yrs
10:29 Jim Simons gotten a whopping 66% return on average for over 30 years
11:13 About longevity of a person
12:10 Charlie Munger states life of a person is set by his own work.
12:52 Day trader tends to live shorter.
13:54 Health of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala bought him down.
14:41 Harshad Mehta tried to make 40 yrs of returns on just 3yrs.
15:08 How environment and stress impacts our life?
16:16 You can earn a lot of money through trading but it may compress your life
17:24 Many people don’t have guts to make money.
18:22 Format of Bill Ackman the founder and CEO of Pershing Square Capital.
19:00 Main problem is not making judgmental errors but if price of share falls and share gets sold thereby
19:27 Example of Tata investment corp.
19:59 Analysis of both formats.
20:30 If you have capital then start operating businesses like Buffett.
20:54 Buffett understood very well to make something big which will not let his share sold off because of margin calls
21:46 What matters most when you analysing an investor?
22:32 Do Rakesh Jhunjhunwala was Warren Buffett of India or not?

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