"The less static there is in that an intellectual process really the better off you are" Eliminate distractions

Even if I want to talk from my hat im still right at hp we had stock options and would buy from my salary remember at end I was buying for more than a 100 dollar share and I left Y2k happened the share tanked to less than 5 dollars. Even today it's not worth much but my pension saving far exceeded in growth❤❤🎉🎉 these stock will tank 70 odd percent why hold and buy life is more interesting in it's twists and ideas

So am I thinking any business we come up with is part of the bigger web. World needs to come up with new areas not part of this web❤❤🎉🎉

8:00 Very powerful idea. Thanks to the US Military.

13:31 "It's very hard to beat (the market) with a very relaxed philosophy." What counts is having a philosophy that you can stick with, that you understand why you're in it, and you forget about doing things you don't know about. And that's BEN GRAHAM'S value philosophy Buffett actually practiced. Do as he did, not as he says.

Sir John Templeton was one of the greats

Such clear thinking and rational

To shed any light on this.... when Warren and Charlie mention "our opportunity cost as a discount rate (on future cash flows) is 10%"... well that's their cost of capital when you consider the audience in front of them- who invest capital with Berks- have a *next best alternative use of their money* (opportunity cost) as being to invest it in an index delivering 10% p.a. The audience invests their capital in Berkshire and their opportunity cost as general public is to invest in an index producing 10%. So that is the hurdle rate Berkshire has to beat. I try to invest like these two (try!) and personally never bother fiddling with changing the discount rate in line with 7yr gilts etc.; everything is discounted at 10% and more focus is on durability and size of future cash flows and analysing the business instead.

That sounds like somebody trying to make fun of an Austrian accent.

At the end warmup, it said that’s likely a nervous laugh

Bye bye u will be fine no time thks

Richest man in the world with the most profitable singular business entity in the world doesn’t make profit ?? Yeah ight

It’s not as hard as people think if you know what you are doing but you need the right temperament. I’ve been achieving average annual returns of 40-50%, primarily by buying fast growing small-cap companies at highly undervalued prices and selling them once they are priced fairly or overvalued.

A great interview👍

Non entrepreneurs wont understand that companies aquire debt to avoid paying taxes, they prefer to reinvest to get write offs, this allows them to grow their business, reinvest on infraestructure while writing off all the investments, meanwhile they are always in debt and "non profitable" on paper to avoid paying taxes. This does not mean at all he is not making $ You can only do this when you run a business!

People, Just because Buffett didn't leverage doesn't mean you shouldn't leverage. Just research the company, ETF or index fund and go for it. You can be successful by doing it your own way. There are thousands of successful investors that did it their own way, so can you.

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How are all these people with no investing success making fun of warren

Jeff’s eye looks crazy

they did dcf of course but usually if the stock need to dcf to last digit isn’t going to work , so they literally just skip the opportunity cost cause overall they will hold more than ten years and make the present volatility like nothing

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Warren be ready❤❤🎉

3:52😂

Dude is genius.

We never thought we could get really useful knowledge on all subjects, like Jim Cramer pretends...tends to have

Smart. You have mi respect.

Banks are generally going to trend line very closely to how the economy they operate in performs and as evidenced in the mid to late 2000’s if you see banks making record returns and profits you can probably bet the economy is going to collapse not long after 😂

This is likely why hedge funds and billionaire asset managers buy Visa & Mastercard hand over fist. Gross margins above 80%, profit margins and free cash flow margins over 50%, extremely capex light with reoccurring revenue. You literally cannot ask for better balance sheets and free cash flow is the life blood of any business and the one tangible thing when it comes to investing. It gives a company the ability to either increase shareholder value by reinvesting into the business to grow operations and revenues, make acquisitions, pay dividends or buy back shares and they can pivot easily or do all at once. Warren is right with investing in a business like an airline, how can you expect to be taken care of as a shareholder when the company needs to fund its operations by consistently raising capital and taking on debt and still barely nets any cash left over when all is said and done lol

Amazon uses knowledge it gets from sellers to get those same sellers to commit "seller suicide" -- Sellers go on Amazon and sell, Amazon then sees what items sell best, how many $ they sell for, etc. If the sales are large enough, Amazon then makes their own brand, priced well below the brand/sellers in which they gained their knowledge. This forces sellers in a "race to the bottom" which effectively kills them off. There's no stopping them.

Guys give it at least a few hundred years before labeling something timeless.

1:21 peter lynch and jim siemon

- saving money 2 marshmellows later now also fun have fun every week - too bored - too much fun (how to stop goals becoming boring?)

0:54 a lot of people should listen to this one think people in stocks make analysis off fairy dust or wishful thinking

Make a deal with a Satan he will give you everything the world has to offer.Remember Heaven or Hell,...These are real where your soul reside.Choose Jesus he is the best stock you could ever choose, Eternal Life........

Buy AND hold coñoooo

There are people who have had death experiences (been pronounced deceased) and then have actually come back to life, and they say that they felt a wonderful feeling of love or of God's love among other experiences they had. It looks like it is worth asking some questions about why we are living this life here, where we came from before it and where we are going after this life. There are some great and very relevant answers to know that God has given us in scripture, let me know if I can share and I hope to get back to anyone.

Thanks for the wisdoms ❤❤

Warren Buffet said at 8:16 that they would pay out 250 million dollars if one person hits the right number in a Pepsi Cola contest. Did he mean to say Coca Cola?

- Learn to accumulate knowledge over time by reading daily publications, weekly or monthly periodicals, annual reports, and 10-Ks to build a useful knowledge base for investing. <0:17> - Avoid solely relying on talking to managements or projections for evaluating businesses; focus on public documents such as annual reports and 10-Ks for more reliable information. <2:44> - Emphasize the importance of waiting for the right opportunities ("fat pitch") similar to how good hitters wait for the right pitch before swinging in baseball. <7:38> - Aim to understand businesses in aggregate rather than focusing on the nuances of every single one within a conglomerate like Berkshire Hathaway when assessing investments. <9:59> - Stay prepared for potential chaotic market scenarios as they can create significant investment opportunities, showcasing the importance of being ready for uncertainties. <13:44>

Anyone who has played an idle/incremental game understand this intuitively

What ab Japan airline? (Aka Big Mac real estate play)

I'm mesmerized by this. I read a book with similar content, and I was truly mesmerized. "Mastering AWS: A Software Engineers Guide" by Nathan Vale

2:10

Interesting questions. It would have been nice to hear the answers.

" First rule in investing is don't lose - Warren buffet "

3:00 Pick your spots - the few things you're good at.

Is that a Canali suit?

Why cant there be one line answers to one like questions

Show me if u know haalal business we are muslim we do halaal businesses our islaam teachs us halaal. The business which show both profit n loss this is good.

Going to miss Charlie - end of an era.