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In Alice Schroeder’s book – The Snowball, she recounts a great story about Warren Buffett, the twenty nine year old activist, who was fed up with Sanborn Board members refusing to distribute the company’s investments to its shareholders, and instead wasting shareholders money on cigars. It’s also an early illustration … Read More

During the 1998 Berkshire Hathaway meeting, Warren Buffett was asked about his use of Fisher’s scuttlebutt method: ” When you’ve identified a business that you consider to warrant further investigation — more intense investigation — how much time do you spend commonly, both in terms of total hours and in … Read More

In 2005 Bill Gates and Warren Buffett did a Q&A session with students from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln to discuss a number of topics including how to instil ethical leadership into their businesses. Here’s an excerpt from the session: How do you instil ethical leadership throughout your organization and to … Read More

According to his latest Form 4, dated 07/27/2020, Warren Buffett has further increased his stake in Bank of America by 7,807,700 shares, at an average price of $24.073, totalling $187,954,762. This takes his total position in Bank of America to 998,086,989 shares.

It’s no surprise that Warren Buffett recently agreed to buy Dominion Energy’s natural gas assets in a $10 billion deal. Back in 1998, in a lecture at the University of Florida School of Business, he was asked specifically about his thoughts on utility businesses. Here’s his response: Well I’ve thought … Read More

During his recent CNBC interview with Becky Quick, Warren Buffett explained that the reason investors treat stocks differently to other investments is because they can make decisions every second with stocks. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: In 1932 General Motors had 19,000 dealers. That’s more than all the auto … Read More

One of the best resources for investors are the publicly available 13F-HR documents that each fund is required to submit to the SEC. These documents allow investors to track their favorite superinvestors, their fund’s current holdings, plus their new buys and sold out positions. We spend a lot of time … Read More

One of the best resources for investors are the publicly available 13F-HR documents that each fund is required to submit to the SEC. These documents allow investors to track their favorite superinvestors, their fund’s current holdings, plus their new buys and sold out positions. We spend a lot of time … Read More

One of the best resources for investors are the publicly available 13F-HR documents that each fund is required to submit to the SEC. These documents allow investors to track their favorite superinvestors, their fund’s current holdings, plus their new buys and sold out positions. We spend a lot of time … Read More

CNBC recently compiled a list of book recommendations from Warren Buffett, taken from his shareholder letters over the past ten years. Here’s the list: 1. ‘Poor Charlie’s Almanack: The Wit and Wisdom of Charles T. Munger’ 2. ‘The Intelligent Investor’ 3. ‘Mitek: A Global Success Story, 1981-2011’ 4. ‘A Few … Read More

In this interview with Andy Serwer, Yahoo Finance Editor-in-Chief, Warren Buffett says, “If you have to closely follow a company you shouldn’t own it!”. Here’s why: Andy Serwer (AS): Let’s talk a little bit about Apple. Everyone always wants to talk about Apple right. It’s kind of the ‘it’ stock, … Read More

Here is Adam Smith, author of Supermoney, interviewing Warren Buffett back in 1985. Smith asks Buffett: “What do you do that’s different than ninety percent of the money managers who are in the market?” Here’s Buffett’s response: “Certainly most of the professional investors focus on what the stock is likely … Read More