Buffett says Charlie Munger transformed him, from a value investor into a fortune builder. Their shared secret? Munger’s mental models that revolutionized their thinking. I studied and distilled 15 of the best (out of 100s): (You’d want to save this)

RT @kintsugiinvest: Most investing mistakes aren’t obvious They’re silent killers. • Buying hype instead of value • Selling winners too s…

@TraderEquation Indeed. The best investors treat stocks like businesses, not ticker symbols. Knowing what you own is the difference between conviction and panic.

Investing mistakes feel smart, until they’re not. • Chasing hype feels like catching a rocket, until it crashes. • Selling winners feels prudent, until they 10x. • Timing the market with no plan feels strategic, until you miss the rally. What’s a mistake you see others make?

RT @FeatherFund: Timeless!

@JensHonack Oh yea, and we are indeed not Financial Advisers even though Zee was a professional investor for a good number of years. We prefer to be practitioners and not be earning comms to sell a stock or an investment plan.

@GeorgioAdonis Ahhh… but a thesis, ‘hope he holds’ is not. A prayer, it is.

To emphasize point #1 with $TSLA The majority loves chasing hype.

RT @kintsugiinvest: Charlie Munger’s secret to building wealth: Avoid stupidity rather than seeking brilliance. He didn’t chase hype, ove…

@NSB808 Yes - no genius required!

99% of investors chase highs and panic at lows. 1. Every crash feels like the end, but it’s just the cycle. 2. The best opportunities come after pullbacks, not rallies. 3. Forced sellers create bargains. Asymmetry follows for those who wait. Patience beats prediction.