1978年3月5日年生雙魚座，
原名：小手川隆，他出身於千葉縣市川市，
目前無業，每日在家炒股，
Softbank的總裁孫正義曾經和他吃飯，
委託他管理自己的資產，被婉拒。
此人網名叫BNF, 在世界上仍舊默默無聞，
不過在日本網路界已是無人不知的股神了。
BNF從2000年起開始用打工存下的160萬日幣炒股。
到2001年年末資產總額達到6,100萬日元，
到2004年末則上升到11億日元，
截止到2007年8月份為止，資產總額已經躍至175億日元，
年收益率達到280%。
而同時，代表日本股票價格水準的日經平均指數在2000年時為20,000點，
而2007年8月份則為17,000點左右，
可以看出BNF並不是靠市場的走勢取得財富。
因為當時的大盤指數不漲反跌了三千多點。
BNF的交易手法屬於day trading的一種
相對於日本上一代的老派股市玩家，每天親自坐鎮號子殺進殺出，
2000年念大三時，B.N.F利用打工存的一六四萬日圓開始進軍股市。
當同學正在為出路傷腦筋，準備履歷四處應徵時，
B.N.F藉由網路時代來臨的優勢，不用顧慮學生的身分，
在家利用電腦網路下單，以更快的速度、更便宜的交易費用，
戰勝老派股市玩家。投入股市兩個月，
他就賺了一一六萬日圓，藉著經驗的快速累積，
一年後財產成長超過二十倍，達到六千一百萬日圓，
但這只是他傳奇的起點。
2005年十二月八日瑞穗證券公司發生錯單事件，
讓他因此賺進約二十億日圓，也讓他一夕暴紅，
被日本媒體稱為「J-Com男」。
八月的股災，許多老手陰溝裡翻船，他卻全身而退，
獲利至少兩億六千萬日圓。
截自07年為止，身價已高達一七五億日圓，
五年身價暴漲一千倍以上，成為日本新世代的股神。
日本各大媒體爭相報導的證券金童，
今年三十歲的B.N.F（網路暱稱）身價高達一百七十五億日圓，
但卻異常低調。(但還是被畢德歐夫找到了他的本名小手川隆，哈)
以下我們可以看看幾個BNF的影片，
先來看看這部影片，
影片一分三十秒的地方，可以看到他作單的實況，
各位讀者手指頭有沒有比他還要快呢？
以下幾則都是相關的影片：
影片上面看的出來，BNF有點宅男的味道，
由於日股午盤休息一個小時半，所以這段時間，
BNF表示都是吃泡飯，或是泡麵，
盡量避免吃的太飽。(吃太飽會想要睡覺，大家應該很有經驗)
而一天的獲利率大概是千分之三左右，
也就是動用資金一百億可以賺到三千萬，
或許各位讀者會想，我只是一般的小散戶，
哪來的一百億可以動用，連一億都沒有。
但是大家別忘記，當沖的資金基本上是不需要的，
因為當天就結算掉了，根本沒有任何的部位留倉，
換句話說，只要你夠強，夠利害，你是可以一直賺錢的。
至於說資金的問題，以一般外資公司為例，
日股交易員起跳是一億日幣。
重點還是在於你的獲利率，
再強調一次，資金完全不是重點。
要多少有多少。
交易室就常常有那種交易員，
還沒開盤就掛單掛了超過五百張單子，
掛單掛了三百家公司，你說需要多少資金呢？
因為身為美股當沖交易員，重點是你的獲利率。
而確實亞洲大多數交易員都是宅宅的，
或許美股當沖或是日股當沖，
說穿了只不過是一場線上遊戲罷了。
B.N.F說他每分每秒都在進行買賣的操作，
按照他自己的說法，PER, PBR這些分析數據是從來不看的，
因為他從不長期持有某種股票，大盤指數和期貨指數會參考。
開始做股票的時候只看過一本入門書籍，後來就全靠實戰累積經驗。
不過，對機器接受訂貨、雇傭統計等重要指標，各國中央銀行的動向、
大盤指數和期貨指數，外匯市場、商品期貨市場、
以美國為首的海外股票市場相當留意。
類似DayTrader的「反SwingTrade」×「押し目買い（buying when the market is down）」為中心。
運用的資產增加之後，則著重於大型股票，如Core30的買賣。
2006年，他對140億円的交易感到「極大的壓力」，
覺得有必要減到80億円。2007年，他為辦商品期貨而開設了戶口。
2007年11月時對有183億而只做短期買賣感到有局限性，
以後將用80億在外國股作長期投資。
2008年10月 用約90億日元買入東京秋葉原車站前的「チョムチョム秋葉原」大廈。
B·N·F 除了價值4億日圓的大豪宅之外，沒有任何奢侈品。
他平時在個人專用的「交易室」裡進行交易。
他為了避免由於過飽引起的「缺乏集中力」，
午餐常吃泡麵。
經常利用百元商店購買生活用品。
將來可能會養馬，對管理別人的資產毫無興趣，
對股票也並不熱衷，想早點退出市場。
目前單身，沒有女朋友，朋友也似乎不多。
他說對股票交易並不執著，只是欲罷不能。
因為擔心股票，連旅遊都不能去。
在這個世代的年青人，並沒有像上一代一樣，有這麼多的工作機會，
日本跟台灣都一樣，大學畢業生投了一百份履歷，
收到十個面試機會，結果才錄取一份工作，
然後這份工作薪水卻是２５Ｋ上下，
你說這種事情是不是常常發生在我們的周圍呢？
如果BNF不是出生在這個網路交易的時代，
他又怎麼可能成為日股當沖之神呢？
交易成本日股比台股低的多，
沒有證交稅，手續費又低的誇張。
說穿了，他生在台灣的話，
說不定也只是一個普通的上班族而已。
因為他的獲利率千分之三，
在台灣剛好拿去繳「證交稅」。
(當然他平均的獲利應該不只千分之三，他在台股應該還是能賺)
所以七年級的年輕人，
站出來吧！
網路時代的工作，
想想有什麼才是「機會」。
文章連結 http://www.bituzi.com/2011/04/bnf.html
2012年3月20日 星期二
2012年3月14日 星期三
Warren Buffett - This is Always a Bad Investment
From 2008 to 2009 it was a once in a lifetime year. There was even more panic than the Great Depression because of how fast it came on. Congress came through into the end. We had the right people in Washington. We don't know what would have happened if other men were in that position.
This was a great opportunity to purchase a business that will be around for hundreds of years. It is the most inexpensive way for travel, and it is the best for the environment. Both of those things are going to be important in the future. There will be more people and more goods in America in the future.
If Charlie had agreed with this purchase, then it probably would have been the wrong answer. He just kin of grumbled, which is a goos sign. The railroad business is highly controlled, and it is capital intensive. But it will be here, and if it provides reasonable returns, then that it good enough.
Coal is widely shipped by train. We will wean ourselves off of coal, and we will reduce our use of that over time. If someone wants to replicate a railroad company, it might take $100 million. Railroads have become far more efficient over the years. They move far more goods with fewer people.
Cash is always a bad investment. Cash has never produced anything, and its value will go down over time. We will always have cash around, but it's not good to have too much. You would much rather own a good business. Every currency will be worth less in the future. More money will be printed than there will be goods circulating in the economy.
This was a great opportunity to purchase a business that will be around for hundreds of years. It is the most inexpensive way for travel, and it is the best for the environment. Both of those things are going to be important in the future. There will be more people and more goods in America in the future.
If Charlie had agreed with this purchase, then it probably would have been the wrong answer. He just kin of grumbled, which is a goos sign. The railroad business is highly controlled, and it is capital intensive. But it will be here, and if it provides reasonable returns, then that it good enough.
Coal is widely shipped by train. We will wean ourselves off of coal, and we will reduce our use of that over time. If someone wants to replicate a railroad company, it might take $100 million. Railroads have become far more efficient over the years. They move far more goods with fewer people.
Cash is always a bad investment. Cash has never produced anything, and its value will go down over time. We will always have cash around, but it's not good to have too much. You would much rather own a good business. Every currency will be worth less in the future. More money will be printed than there will be goods circulating in the economy.
Warren Buffett - How to Be an Attractive Person
Ajit Jain gets a lot of advice from Warren Buffett. With almost everything he does, he gets the benefit of running the decision by Buffett to see what he thinks. They like each other, and Ajit is in an interesting business, so they love to talk to each other about business and personal stuff. Buffett gets to choose who he associates with, and that is a tremendous luxury in life. Not only does Ajit make Berkshire better, but he makes Buffett's personal life better.
A valuable exercise is to decide who you would like to go 10% long on and who you would choose to go 10% short. Look at the qualities that those people have. Look at the people that you admire and the people that you can't stand. The people that you admire don't have any qualities that you yourself can't also acquire. You are going to get the best out of people if they like you. If you just write down the attractive qualities and think about them, then your life will be completely different. Everyone liked Ben Graham, and it wasn't because he was a great investor. He had attractive qualities that he had chosen for himself.
A valuable exercise is to decide who you would like to go 10% long on and who you would choose to go 10% short. Look at the qualities that those people have. Look at the people that you admire and the people that you can't stand. The people that you admire don't have any qualities that you yourself can't also acquire. You are going to get the best out of people if they like you. If you just write down the attractive qualities and think about them, then your life will be completely different. Everyone liked Ben Graham, and it wasn't because he was a great investor. He had attractive qualities that he had chosen for himself.
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Warren Buffett's SMC Ep 9: The Trouble With Credit Cards
The Secret Millionaires Club learns why it's important to be responsible and dependable.
Warren Buffett Secret Millionaires Club 8: The Big Trade-Off
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Secret Millionaires Club Episode 6: House of Cards
The Secret Millionaires Club explores why it's so important to learn from your mistakes and the mistakes of others.
Secret Millionaires Club Episode 5: PCs and Understanding
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Secret Millionaires Club Episode 4: Lawn and Order
The Secret Millionaires Club explore why saving money is so important and help their friend expand her lawn care business.
Secret Millionaires Club Episode 3: Walkin' the Dog
The Secret Millionaires Club helps their friend develop and use a plan to make his dog walking business a success.
Secret Millionaires Club Episode 2: Car Wash Capers
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2012年3月11日 星期日
傑西.李佛摩 (Jesse Lauriston Livermore Stock Trading Rules)
傑西·勞瑞斯頓·李佛摩（Jesse Lauriston Livermore，1877年7月26日－1940年11月28日）美國華爾街大亨，被《時代》（Time）雜誌形容為「最活躍的美國股市投機客」（the most fabulous living U.S. stock trader）。
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滾錢人生 巴菲特
遠見雜誌11月號 美國暢銷排行榜第一名的巴菲特傳記《雪球》中文版。
儘管厚達近1000頁、超過60萬字，但並未嚇跑讀者，因為這是唯一正宗巴菲特傳記。這是巴菲特至今唯一接受訪問，不僅花2000小時讓作者跟他相處，並同意讓250多位親朋好友接受作者訪問，花了五年才完成。目前《雪球》中文版正由天下文化編輯中，《遠見》取得獨家授權，摘錄1萬5000字精華版，分享讀者。
作者愛麗絲．施洛德描寫第一次跟巴菲特見面過程。開宗明義問了一個最接近巴菲特內心世界的問題：「華倫，你為什麼這麼熱中賺錢？源頭打哪兒來？」有幾秒鐘時間，華倫眼睛望向遠處，心思快速翻過腦海裡的檔案。他開始說自己的故事：「巴爾扎克（Balzac，法國文學家）說過，每筆財富後面都有罪惡，這不適用於波克夏（巴菲特的公司）。」
是的，靠投資成為世界首富的巴菲特，將近70年一一挺過各種讓世人同時陷入貪婪的誘惑。十年前，他選擇不投資後來引起全球股災的網路科技股、五年前他已經嚴詞批判造成今天全球金融海嘯的衍生性金融商品，就足以證明他重視道德與恆久的價值。....
儘管厚達近1000頁、超過60萬字，但並未嚇跑讀者，因為這是唯一正宗巴菲特傳記。這是巴菲特至今唯一接受訪問，不僅花2000小時讓作者跟他相處，並同意讓250多位
作者愛麗絲．施洛德描寫第一次跟巴菲特見面過程。開宗明義問了一個最接近巴菲特內心世界的問題：「華倫，你為什麼這麼熱中賺錢？源頭打哪兒來？」有幾秒鐘時間，華倫眼睛望
是的，靠投資成為世界首富的巴菲特，將近70年一一挺過各種讓世人同時陷入貪婪的誘惑。十年前，他選擇不投資後來引起全球股災的網路科技股、五年前他已經嚴詞批判造成今天
2012年3月1日 星期四
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2011-03-11主持人：劉芳
嘉 賓：羅傑斯
簡 介：吉姆-羅傑斯，現代華爾街的風雲人物，被人譽爲最富遠見的國際投資家，是美國證券界最成功的實踐家之一。他畢業于耶魯大學和牛津大學，選擇投資管理行業開始了自己的職
嘉 賓：羅傑斯
簡 介：吉姆-羅傑斯，現代華爾街的風雲人物，被人譽爲最富遠見的國際投資家，是美國證券界最成功的實踐家之一。他畢業于耶魯大學和牛津大學，選擇投資管理行業開始了自己的職
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