The best one-liners in investing come from Charlie Munger

His lesser-known insights are just as powerful

Here are the 15 best Munger quotes you’ve never heard: 1. Wisdom

“Acknowledging what you don’t know is the dawning of wisdom.”

I read Buffett & Munger Unscripted by Alex W. Morris on the way to Omaha

It's one of the best investing books I've read.

Here are the most important lessons: 1. Buffett’s first question for every stock:

“If I were buying the whole company, would I be happy owning it forever?”

He doesn’t think like a trader.
He thinks like an owner.

Want to think like a billionaire investor?

Mohnish Pabrai mastered the market by cloning Buffett.

Here are 10 Mohnish Pabrai Quotes to Skyrocket Your Portfolio: 1. Learn From Your Mistakes

“Mistakes are the best teachers. One does not learn from success. It is desirable to learn vicariously from other people’s failures, but it gets much more firmly seared in when they are your own.”

How does Warren Buffett calculate the intrinsic value of a stock?

He looks at the Owner’s Earnings.

Today, I'll teach you everything you should know 👇 1. Formula
Owner’s Earnings = Earnings Per Share (EPS) + Dividend Per Share

It reflects the real cash flow available to investors after all expenses are covered.

Serial Acquirers outperform the market with a very large margin.

Here are 10 High-Quality Serial Acquirers you should know: 1. Lifco

Charlie Munger once said

Everyone is trying to be smart, I'm just trying NOT to be stupid.

Here are 10 stupid things you should avoid in investing. 1. Don't have a plan

If you don’t have a plan, you’re just guessing.

Guessing leads to losing money fast.

Most people suck at Personal Finance.

Not because they’re dumb, but because no one taught them how to manage money.

Here’s a breakdown of I Will Teach You To Be Rich: A 6-week plan to get rich automatically: 1. Why most people stay broke

We obsess over small things: lattes, avocado toast, coupon clipping.

We ignore the big wins.

Real wealth doesn’t come from skipping coffee.

It comes from optimizing the 5 biggest money levers.

Don't let emotions take control over your investments

Here are 15 quotes you should remember during a market crash: 1. Seize Opportunity

"Opportunities come infrequently. When it rains gold, put out the bucket, not the thimble." — Warren Buffett

15 investing visuals to change your life:

1. Highest and Lowest Real Returns 2. Average Holding Period of a Stock

Peter Lynch averaged a 29.2% (!) return in 13 years

He explains you can beat Wall Street in his book Beating the Street

Here's a step-by-step playbook he actually used: 1. Invest in what you know.

Lynch’s core belief: Great investments are often hiding in plain sight.

👕 The store where you shop
🍕 The pizza chain your kids love
📦 The product you can’t live without

That’s your edge. Use it.

You’re not as rational as you think

Smart people make dumb decisions all the time

Charlie Munger explained why, and how to fix it

Here's a thread on The Psychology of Human Misjudgement: Charlie Munger spent decades studying why smart people make bad decisions.

He identified 24 standard causes of human misjudgement.

Let’s break down the most important ones:

The best one-liners in investing come from Charlie Munger

His lesser-known insights are just as powerful

Here are the 15 best Munger quotes you’ve never heard: 1. Wisdom

“Acknowledging what you don’t know is the dawning of wisdom.”

Most investors know P/E

But what about the other 49 ratios that matter?

Here are 50 must-know investing ratios, and how to use it 1. Valuation ratios

"Our favorite holding period is forever" - Warren Buffett

Here are 10 stocks to own forever:

1. Zoetis 2. Heico

I read over 5,000 (!) of Buffett wisdom.

It's worth more than an MBA. Let's discuss the top 10 lessons:

1. The longer you invest, the better 2. Do not borrow money to invest

This quote says it all:

“My partner Charlie Munger says there are only three ways a smart person can go broke: liquor, ladies and leverage." - Warren Buffett

🧵 25 Things I wish I knew about investing 20 years ago.

Lesson 1: Invest for the long term.

In the short run, stock returns can be very volatile, but they are very robust in the long run. Over time, stocks always perform better than bonds. Lesson 2: On average, you double your money in the stock market every 10 years.

The real return on equities (after inflation) has averaged 6.8% per year over the past 204 years.

Most investors skip the 10-K

That’s a mistake

It’s where the real story of a business is hiding

And this e-book will teach you how to find it 1. Know Why the 10-K Exists

Investing is an art.

But it’s also a craft and a science at the same time.

In this thread, I’ll teach you how to value a stock. 1. Keep It Simple

Great investors use common sense.

If you need an Excel sheet to decide if a stock is interesting, it probably isn’t.

Simplicity and patience win in investing.

Terry Smith’s Investing for Growth is amazing.

Buy great companies, hold tight, and ignore the noise

Here's a detailed summary: 1. Introduction

Finchat is an amazing tool.

I use it to create investment cases and find interesting stocks to buy.

Today I’ll show you how to screen for getting rich, staying rich, and living rich stocks. 1. Multiple Roads

First of all, it’s important to understand that multiple roads lead to Rome.

You can use different screening criteria to find great stocks.

There is also no golden truth in the criteria used in these screeners.

Chuck Akre’s wisdom can simplify the most complex ideas in investing.

I’ve summarized 11 of his most impactful quotes.

These will teach you more than 11 books 1. Diversification

"We’d rather own a few extraordinary businesses than many mediocre ones."