
To begin with, the ordinary investor should analyse his or her asset situation and determine whether, in addition to purely financial advice, he or she also needs tax, legal, commercial, corporate or real estate advice. In other words, they may need to put their companies/businesses in order, their real estate investments or divestments, the administration of these properties, inheritance and family matters, their investments in the stock market and in unlisted companies, the generation of the necessary income for their family or projects, optimising the taxation of all of this, etc. (more…)


We all shudder (or should shudder) when we contemplate the possibility that our money is invested in assets whose prices are at what is known as a «bubble», i.e. at levels far higher than their real intrinsic value, the result of unfounded speculation. Investing in bubbles is the mistake we all want to avoid at all costs, because if they burst, the losses will be irrecoverable or, at best, it will take decades to recover the value lost. Because, if the capacity of those assets to generate Value does not increase considerably, those prices at which we buy wildly will not occur again without the help of a new bubble on that same asset, which may never happen or take more years than our own
Los maestros de la inversión como Warren Buffett lo tienen grabado a sangre y fuego en su ADN: Invertir es como jugar a cualquier deporte centrándonos en el desarrollo del juego, mientras que hacerlo centrándonos en el marcador es pura especulación. Los partidos, los campeonatos y las glorias merecidísimas se las llevan quienes se concentran en el terreno de juego, en el desarrollo de una constante mejora de estrategia y habilidad competitiva a la hora de seleccionar empresas en las que invertir, y no en la especulación absurda de administrar un dígito reflejado en un luminoso, que por otra parte es tan volátil como nuestra propia incompetencia.


