Wise man with great senses, rest in peace!

May the man rest in peace

We missed the legend, he lives in our memory

RIP What a legend! Will be missed

Charlie Munger was a legacy who defined what was real investment. 

Rip Munger. Legend. Great loss to mankind.

His profound insights and timeless investing principles have inspired us.  RIP.

Times is important... Just make it what in plan

Hope... Plan.... Just do

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RIP legend. Thank you for your advise. 

RIP, sad to lose one great investor.

'It is remarkable how much long-term advantage people like us have gotten by trying to be consistently not stupid, instead of trying to be very intelligent.' -Charlie Munger So applicable when we are operating outside our circle of competence, especially in situations when we are first starting out.  Think about the first time you started investing. Or cooking your first meal. Or attending your first business networking event.  Personally, I have made so many mistakes in new forays that have set my progress back. For instance, losing thousands in the Celsius bankruptcy as a new investor, where I could have placed it in safer bets such as index funds instead for steadier gains.  Have a similar story to share? And how would the outc

Rest in peace 🙏 Munger

May u rest in peace🙏

Great investment leader these years , live a ride old age and the mind is still so alert, sharp, and accurate. The investment world will greatly miss this legend in this century's. Will we able to find another like minded leader? Rest in peace . Hope to listen to his past messages and  reading his books ... 

It's 1931, and a boy and girl, both about seven years old, are playing on a swing set on N. 41st St. in Omaha. A stray dog appears and, without warning, charges. The children try to fight the dog off. Somehow, the boy is unscathed, but the dog bites the girl. She contracts rabies and, not long after, dies. The boy lives. His name? Charles Thomas Munger. Charlie Munger told me that story when I asked the vice chairman of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, "what do you think of people who attribute their success solely to their own brilliance and hard work?" “I think that's nonsense,”Munger snapped, then told his story.“That damn dog wasn't 3 inches from me,”he said. “All my life I've wondered: Why did it bite her instead of me? It was sheer luck that I lived and she died.” He added:“The r

Rip munger. Your taught will be everlasting 

Rip earned rip earned