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Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading ideas with you!

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Buffett's investing strategy simplified: $Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.A)$

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Markets move first, reasons follow later:

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The impact tax has on compounding:

A financial chart titled 1.00 Doubled 20 Times displays two columns for compound growth: Tax-free starting at 2.00 and reaching 1,048,576.00, and Taxable at 25% starting at 1.75 and ending at 72,570.64, with rows showing progressive doublings from year 1 to 20 using dollar amounts.A financial chart titled 1.00 Doubled 20 Times displays two columns for compound growth: Tax-free starting at 2.00 and reaching 1,048,576.00, and Taxable at 25% starting at 1.75 and ending at 72,570.64, with rows showing progressive doublings from year 1 to 20 using dollar amounts.

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The Coffee Can approach promotes: "Buy right, and sit tight".

Buy the best companies and hold them.

The losers' impact will diminish and your winners will keep on winning as they become a bigger % of your portfolio

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Cannibal stocks:

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