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  1. What is Rule #1? Phil Town is a motivational speaker, investor, and New York Times bestselling author. Phil and his Rule #1 team offer investment education through virtual and in-person workshops, online tools, videos, podcasts, and more.

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    • About Phil Town

      Phil Town, author of the New York Times best selling book -...

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    • What Is Rule #1 Investing All About?
    • Who Uses Rule #1 Investing Principles?
    • Investment Strategy: Always Be Certain
    • What’s A Wonderful Business?
    • What Is An Attractive Price?
    • The Four M’s: Meaning, Moat, Management, Margin of Safety
    • 4 Straight Forward Steps to Becoming Wealthy
    • Conclusion

    Rule #1 Investing started with Warren Buffet who said that there are really just two rules of investing. 1. Rule 1: Don’t lose money. 2. Rule 2: Don’t forget rule number one. So rule number one is about investing, not about speculating. Investing is about certainty.

    Who uses Rule #1 style investing anyway? Well, just about the best investors in the world are unanimously using this strategy. It’s all about focusing on a couple of key things that we’re going to talk about. Ben Graham started it all. Warren Buffett is the most famous proponent to Rule #1 investing. Tom Knapp, Bill Ruane ran Sequoia fund, Charlie ...

    Warren Buffett said, “Be certain,”and here’s how you’re going to be certain. If you buy a wonderful business at an attractive price, you’re certain to make money. It’s essentially like buying a $10 dollar bill for five bucks. You focus on a couple of key things to make sure you know what you’re getting.

    What’s a wonderful business? First off, it’s an understandable business. Second, it has a durable competitive advantage, and third is that the CEO is someone who we believe is honest, very passionate about what they’re doing and they’re owner oriented. That means they have our best interests in mind.

    What’s an attractive price? Well, first you need to know the value of the business as a business. You can’t figure out the price until you know what its worth and then you buy it at a discount to its value. So doesn’t everybody use these principles? Well, it’s amazing, Warren Buffett said, “It’s extraordinary to me that idea of buying dollar bills ...

    What’s a wonderful business? It’s understandable, we call that the meaning of the business. It’s durable, we call that the moat. Like the water around a castle protects it from attack. The CEO is honest, passionate, and owner-oriented, we call that management. Those are the first three M’s. We make sure that we understand all three M’s before we go...

    Find a wonderful business, and were going to do that by looking at meaning, moat, and management (M, M, M).
    Know what it’s worth as a business.
    Buy it at a discount to its value and that’s Margin of Safety (M).
    So there’s the four M’s, meaning, moat, management, and margin of safety and you’re going to repeat that until we get rich.

    So, this tutorial has been an overview of the basics, next the first M, meaning. Your homework is to memorize the 4 M’s. Meaning, moat, management, and margin of safety. Then think about this, what are you passionate about in your life? What do you love doing? What do you feel like you’re talented at? What do you love spending money on? Think about...

  2. How to Use These Investment Calculators. Rule #1 investing is based around some very specific calculations that help paint a picture for how a business is being run, if a stock is selling at the right price, and how long it should take you to make your money back when you invest.

  3. Rule Number One | Film | Recensione | Ondacinema. di Kelvin Tong. horror | Singapore (2008) recensione di Nicola Picchi. 6.0/10. Dopo un incontro ravvicinato con un serial-killer, l'agente di polizia Lee Kwok-keung viene trasferito ad un reparto semiclandestino, il MAD ( Miscellaneous Affairs Department ).

  4. Rule #1 Investing is Warren Buffett style investing, teaching you how to buy businesses on sale, with little risk. In fact, Rule #1 investing is practically immune to the ups and downs of...

  5. Note: The Rule #1 score is calculated by taking the 6 fundamental growth rate numbers + debt, and adding the scores together. For example, if ROIC is higher than 10%, it gets a score of 100, the more 100’s the company gets, the better the Rule #1 score will be.

  6. 28 ago 2007 · Rule #1: The Simple Strategy for Successful Investing in Only 15 Minutes a Week! [Town, Phil] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Town, Phil: 0352712458960: Amazon.com: Books