สานตำนาน “ตีแตก” ที่แรกและที่เดียวกับทายาทคนเดียวของ ดร.นิเวศน์ (พิซซ่า - พิสชา เหมวชิรวรากร)
Short Summary:
This video features an interview with Pitsa Hemawat, the only daughter of renowned Thai value investor Dr. Niwes Hemawat. The interview focuses on Pitsa's upbringing, her perspective on wealth and its impact on her life, and her plans for inheriting and managing her father's substantial investment portfolio, including the newly formed company "Tee Tak" focused on Vietnamese investments. Key points include Pitsa's surprisingly modest upbringing despite her father's wealth, her adoption of her father's value investing principles, and her plans for a more diversified and less ambitious investment strategy than her father's. The interview also touches upon the importance of family, purpose, and maintaining a down-to-earth lifestyle despite significant wealth. Specific examples include Pitsa's investment in LVMH and her family's lifestyle choices.
Detailed Summary:
The interview is broken down into several key sections:
Section 1: Introduction and Pitsa's Background: The interview introduces Pitsa Hemawat and her unique position as the daughter of Dr. Niwes Hemawat. Pitsa details her career as a lecturer, TV host (Money Channel's "Stocks Around Us"), and her transition to full-time motherhood. She emphasizes that her career success wasn't directly due to her father's influence, highlighting her own merits and hard work.
Section 2: Growing Up with a Billionaire Father: Pitsa reveals that she had a surprisingly ordinary childhood, even believing her family was in debt for a significant portion of her youth due to her father's initial investments. She describes attending an international school and comparing her relatively simple lifestyle to that of wealthier classmates. This section highlights the contrast between her family's financial reality and her perception of it during her formative years. Pitsa states, "We grew up very normally... even when we were kids, my parents always said, 'When you grow up, you have to pay off your father's debt. He has 10 million baht in debt!'"
Section 3: Learning from Dr. Niwes: Pitsa explains how she organically learned about investing from her father through everyday conversations and observations. She describes car rides where her father would comment on various businesses they passed, subtly imparting investment lessons. This section emphasizes the informal, yet impactful, nature of her financial education. A key takeaway is her understanding of the importance of "ownership" in investing – truly believing in and understanding the companies one invests in.
Section 4: Wealth, Lifestyle, and Family: Pitsa discusses the shift in her lifestyle after marriage and building a new, larger family home. She acknowledges that this represents a significant upgrade in luxury but maintains that their lifestyle remains relatively grounded. She emphasizes the importance of comfort and convenience in their spending choices, rather than ostentatious displays of wealth. The interview shows the family home, highlighting the swimming pool and basketball court as key features that contribute to family well-being and exercise. Pitsa explains, "The turning point was when I got married... the first time we spent a lot of money was when we built this house."
Section 5: Managing the Legacy: The interview delves into Pitsa's plans for managing her father's investment portfolio and the newly established "Tee Tak" company. She emphasizes a focus on capital preservation rather than aggressive growth, acknowledging that she cannot replicate her father's exceptional investment acumen. She plans to diversify investments, particularly into global companies, and utilize her strengths in English and technology to navigate international markets. Pitsa states, "Moving forward, it's inseparable... but we still adhere to the value investing principles. We'll focus on capital preservation." The interview also discusses her father's recent move to establish a formal company to manage his investments.
Section 6: Raising Children and Future Plans: Pitsa shares her approach to raising her children, emphasizing a down-to-earth upbringing despite their privileged circumstances. She aims to instill a sense of responsibility and purpose, similar to her own upbringing. She acknowledges the challenges of maintaining this approach while living in a wealthy environment but stresses the importance of teaching her children gratitude and the value of hard work. She concludes by emphasizing the importance of purpose and family in achieving lasting happiness.