lunes, 23 de mayo de 2011

Portfolios millionaires in the stock exchange

Warrent Buffet and Bill Gates are the richest men in the states. This entrepenurs achieve their consecutive exit deducing the atractives business and investing in it based in a diversificate portfolio.
Bill Gates is an American business magnate and chairman of Microsoft. He possesses a fortune of 56.000 Million dollars. He recruits the highest part of the earnings from his company but surprisingly little by little he is selling the shares of the company that at the moment aren’t in the better moment to get profits of it. If we analyze his portfolio, only 1’6% of it is invest on the technological sector, concretely he invests 233 millions of dollars in Crown Castle Intl. And the 47,6% of his portfolio is in Berkshire Hathaway, an American conglomerate holding company whose chairman and CEO is Warrent Buffet. This one is attractiveness for more than one investor because the firm stock produced a total return of 76% from 2000 to 2010 versus a negative 11,3% return for the S&P500.

On the other hand we have one of the most successful investors in the world, often called the "legendary investor, Warren Buffett”. The exit of his success is based on the diversification of his portfolio. As a rule the investor search profits margin in long term investments, principally focus in blue-chips. The "Oracle of Omaha" has these investments: the 8,6% of Coca-Cola; the 18% of The Washington Post; 2,6% of Procter &Gamble; and the 2% of Sanofi-Aventis among the most prominent values.

Both investors coincide in these values: Coca-Cola; M&T Bank; Costco Wholesale; Berkshire Hathaway and Exxon.

But instead their fortunes, the richest man in the world continues being Carlos Slim. The Mexican business magnate raises his fortune up to 20.500 million dollars this year. The reason is that he broke the boundary of the economic crisis and invests in sectors of industry, mining industry, tobacco and finance. 


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