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Do What You Love in Life: Happiness Is the Starting Point, Wealth Is a Gift
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Do What You Love in Life: Happiness Is the Starting Point, Wealth Is a Gift
A 22-year-old graduate who entered markets at 17 now invests regularly in 00662 and asks how to balance personal interests with social expectations about study and career.
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Too Clever for Your Own Good? Charlie Munger on the Absurdity and Truth of the Investing World
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Too Clever for Your Own Good? Charlie Munger on the Absurdity and Truth of the Investing World
The video recounts Charlie Munger's criticism of failed stock-picking exercises at an investment adviser. It attributes the failures to expectations and complexity, then outlines three principles.
3:03
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Asset Allocation from Scratch: A Single Mother's First Step in Managing Money
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Asset Allocation from Scratch: A Single Mother's First Step in Managing Money
A 38-year-old single mother has one year of emergency savings, another $111,000 to invest, and $1,200 in monthly contributions. The speaker replaces a 90% QQQ/10% QLD idea with a 60/40 start.
3:54
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You Already Have Enough Assets—Don't Over-Borrow: Three Reminders on Using a PAL
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You Already Have Enough Assets—Don't Over-Borrow: Three Reminders on Using a PAL
A case with about $1.68 million in assets and a $710,000 PAL limit plans to borrow roughly $100,000 for tuition, taxes, and renovations. The video stresses limits, replenishment, and beta.
3:15
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Dollar-Cost Averaging Runs on Allocation, Not Courage: An Asset Allocation Mindset Starting from 613
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Dollar-Cost Averaging Runs on Allocation, Not Courage: An Asset Allocation Mindset Starting from 613
The writer asks about recurring purchases of leveraged funds, a beta ceiling, the asset base for rebalancing, and when to consider pledged borrowing. The video answers with a 6-1-3 model.
3:45
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Make the Most of a Roth Account for a Freer Retirement: After-Tax Investing Wisdom for University Faculty
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Make the Most of a Roth Account for a Freer Retirement: After-Tax Investing Wisdom for University Faculty
A U.S. university employee has 401(k), 403(b), and 457(b) plans, expects to retire in 8–10 years, and can invest about $60,000 annually. The video discusses Roth contributions and rollovers.
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Don't Hold On to Overseas Real Estate: A Mother's Asset Overhaul and Steady Retirement Strategy
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Don't Hold On to Overseas Real Estate: A Mother's Asset Overhaul and Steady Retirement Strategy
A retired mother owns two Istanbul properties; one cost about NT$2.2 million and rents for NT$10,000–15,000 a month. The speaker favors selling and reallocating to 0056 and 00662.
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Life's Headwinds Push You in the Right Direction: From Workplace Bullying to a New Life in Index Investing
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Life's Headwinds Push You in the Right Direction: From Workplace Bullying to a New Life in Index Investing
A 34-year-old writer recounts workplace bullying, chasing market signals from 2019, exiting in 2024, and then losing about 30% after a leveraged reentry. The video stresses ending margin use.
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A Daughter's Master's Degree, a Father's Investments: From a Pegatron Job Interview to an Asset Allocation Strategy Using Inherited Property as Collateral
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A Daughter's Master's Degree, a Father's Investments: From a Pegatron Job Interview to an Asset Allocation Strategy Using Inherited Property as Collateral
The video covers a daughter's part-time master's degree and a father's NT$10 million loan against inherited property. The speaker rejects putting it all in long-duration bonds and compares three allocations.
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Is an Insurance Policy an Investment—or a Trap? One Mother's Real Turnaround
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Is an Insurance Policy an Investment—or a Trap? One Mother's Real Turnaround
A postal savings policy received NT$750,000 after NT$713,000 in premiums over 20 years. The video compares its stated internal return with a hypothetical 40-year investment in 00662.
4:54
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Market Volatility Isn't Risk, It's a Mirror: Only the Right Mindset Gets You Through the Darkest Hour
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Market Volatility Isn't Risk, It's a Mirror: Only the Right Mindset Gets You Through the Darkest Hour
A writer reflects on switching between QLD and QQQ and the drawdowns of leverage. The video defines risk as being forced to sell and uses cash reserves and stress tests to discuss discipline.
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The Outside World Is Noise, Market Volatility Is a Blessing: Seeing Investing for What It Is Through Asset Allocation and Life Choices
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The Outside World Is Noise, Market Volatility Is a Blessing: Seeing Investing for What It Is Through Asset Allocation and Life Choices
The video treats financial headlines as short-lived noise and discusses staged entry, long-term holding, leverage limits, and cash for rebalancing. Claims about future markets remain the speaker's views.
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