Jdgaf Jdgaf you just saved me 16 minutes.

isnt this how warren buffet made his money?

Yes and if you fail you go bankrupt. What could go wrong?

LMAO... Here's the thing, going through constant acquisitions is not wise. Hear me out: Backed by stats and other companies such as Amazon who bought multiple businesses have shown that its a bad strategy, for the following reasons a) Usually companies have to pay a premium or else they get out competed. b) It's very easy to not be patient and make the mistake of not buying a amazing business at a 30-40% discount of the intrinsic value. Warren Buffet is struggling NOW to buy businesses at great value (look at their firm's 10-K to see I'm not BS-ing) because companies he wants to buy are getting bought by other giants who would pay higher prices. So in conclusion, what the video is saying is not entirely correct. If you guys truly want to understand the fundamentals of buying businesses, look no further than Buffet & ONLY Buffet or any of his companions. WHY LISTEN TO ME?: Ivey business school grad Currently a 8-figures business owner - Real Estate. Expert knowledge in: All things Investments Computer Programming

@@MuhammadAli-qv7ot so what do u suggest?

Actually it was the failed businesses before that the telco was first example of me getting stuff right (ish) but thats not where the lessons come from

Welcome

Where is the risk? Only your time and if you have no money then you only have your time to invest.

Andrew Jenery some of the people they are old!

Yeah lots motivations, age, death, distress, emigration,

Simple. Make a list o500 businesses in one sector....send them each a letter telling them you want to buy a business. Simple. Some will write you and call you. A few will accept your offer. Once you have a group, you can grow from there.

GoDo.deals

Ummm sorry... not a proffesional speaker !

What research exactly? I think you will find i am about the only person in this space with a genuine community who isnt just selling seminars and a million upsells

@@jeremyharbour3719 Why have all your companies been ‘dissolved’ as shown on the companies house website/search engine.

@@DC-wp6oj you are looking at companies i was a director of when i lived in uk most of which where spvs. I have lived in singapore for 10 years. Companies house does not show shareholders and also not companies in other countries i have done deals in US, europe, asia, australia, new zealand, If you are fishing for credibility, i took a company public in 2018 (MBH corporation plc) i was 100% owner at ipo, it has now via me acquired 20 companies, has revenues over 100m gbp and was the 3rd fastest growing company in europe in 2019 (according to financial times), i do lots of other deals too, not hard to find me online. I have created several M&A financial innovations including a first of its kind bond issue, this year we (my pe firm Unity group in singapore) issued a 50m euro ExTra bond (Exchange Traded Acquisition bond) this structure has been succesfully used as a way to acquire large profitable companies without bank leverage or cash and is now being launched by several public companies.

@@DC-wp6oj MBH is an agglomeration, that is a licensed term registered to Unity Group, which is 100% owned by me. I do not want you as an invetsor, nor the general public. In fact i dont look for investors period, we look for partners to do deals with, who are mostly entreprenuers already, they watch you tube too. UK business forum post is by a broker, we are always slagging off brokers as they are dinsaurs who dont add any value, so he has an axe to grind. You dont have to go far to find a lot of happy partners of mine. The reason i am replying is you are publically libeling me, and i do have the time so why not. Why would a picture (from my social media not my business) of me next to a helecopter set off alarm bells? I own a jet too, that must scare the crap out of you!?? Or you could assume that if i can spend $2m a year running an aircraft that maybe there is something to this.