The compound interest effect is beyond your imagination!
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By examining the holdings of value investing masters, you will notice a commonality — their decades of investment ultimately condense into just a few stocks. Duan Yongping: Moutai, Tencent, Apple Wang Wen: Moutai, Coal Mining, Tencent Lin Yuan: Moutai + Leading Traditional Chinese Medicine Ren Junjie: Moutai (held for 20 years) These investors may seem to have different styles, but they are all doing the same thing: selecting the best assets and then heavily betting on them. Why do top investors only bet on a few companies? The compounding effect of top companies far exceeds market expectations. Moutai's 20-fold increase in 10 years relies not on speculation, but on an annual profit growth of around 20%. Tencent's ability to stand strong during the internet winter is based on the WeChat ecosystem that billions of users rely on every day. Apple's moat is its near-monopoly pricing power in the global high-end consumer electronics market. Top companies have been consistently printing money for decades; why diversify? Diversification ≠ Safety; low understanding is the biggest risk. Many people think that buying 10 stocks can reduce risk, but in reality: randomly buying 10 stocks is not as good as thoroughly researching 3 stocks. Those who frequently switch positions are always paying transaction fees, while those who heavily invest in good companies have long started rolling up their snowballs.
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