
Alejandro Bachaski
367 posts




Many years ago I invested about $55,000 in $NFLX, a relatively small amount of money. Over the years there’s been everything, drama, controversy, strong opinions, huge moves up and down, you name it. Through all of it, I never sold a single share. I just sat there owning the business I bought in the first place. Now years later, even after today’s 10% decline, it’s still about a 13 bagger. But the reality is it didn’t happen in one move. It happened slowly and quietly while the stock was doing everything it could to shake people out along the way. Most people would have sold this stock 10 different times. On the way down when fear takes over, on the way up when it “feels expensive,” after a big gain to lock in profits, or after bad news when the story looks broken. The volatility was never the problem, it was the filter that is part of the investment game. Most people would never get a 13x return even if they owned the stock, because they wouldn’t sit through what it takes to get there. The biggest risk wasn’t the stock going down, it was me selling. The real edge wasn’t buying $NFLX, plenty of people did that. The edge was doing nothing while everything was happening. This didn’t require more effort, it required less. Less reacting, less checking, less doing and more ass sitting. I rarely check the stock price and I don’t overthink it. I just like owning a great business with a management team I trust. I’m not trying to trade stocks, I’m trying to own businesses. Ideally indefinitely! The money isn’t made in the buying or the selling, it’s made in the holding. It sounds simple, but it’s one of the hardest things to actually do. And that’s what the vast majority of people still don’t understand anything about successful investing. There’s nothing unique about this outcome. What’s rare is the behavior required to achieve it. This is the core idea behind my upcoming book, where I go deep into the mindset and behavior required to actually compound. 🌹












$TSM Taiwan Semiconductor Hasta el momento, continúa aguantando el soporte histórico técnico que coincide con la velocidad de crecimiento de sus ganancias, lo que se traduce en zona de PER 10 cada vez que fue a tocarlo Ya tiene un margen de caída -35% sin hacer un nuevo mínimo.


















