Warren Buffett’s Rip Van Winkle Approach to Investing Explained

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In his 1991 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Letter, Warren Buffett stresses a patient, focused investment strategy, likening the stock market to a mechanism that transfers wealth from active to patient participants. He highlights Berkshire Hathaway’s first significant international investment in Guinness, while reaffirming confidence in enduring businesses like Coca-Cola and Gillette. … Read More

Warren Buffett: When Is the Right Time to Buy a Business?

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During this interview with Yahoo, Warren Buffett explains that he does not rely on economic forecasts for investment decisions, considering them entertainment rather than actionable insights. He points out that economists rarely succeed in business or stock investments due to the numerous unpredictable variables in economics, unlike the consistency found … Read More

Mohnish Pabrai: Great Stock Selection Starts With Rejecting New Investment Opportunities For The Flimsiest Possible Reasons

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Here’s a great interview with Mohnish Pabrai and The London Business School. During the interview Pabrai discusses his stock selection process, which he says starts with getting rid of new investment opportunities for the flimsiest possible reason. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Mohnish Pabrai: I’ll give it a shot … Read More

Seth Klarman Protégé – David Abrams – Investors Need To Use A Multi-Path Approach To Business Valuation And Analysis

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We’ve just been listening to a great interview with Seth Klarman’s protégé David Abrams on the Value Investing With Legends podcast in which Abrams discusses why investors need to use a multi-path approach to business valuation and analysis. Here’s an extract from the interview: David Abrams: The first question we … Read More