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Warren Buffett turned $9.7 million into more than $370 million on a single stock, and the setup was sitting in plain sight for anyone to see. This is Buffett explaining the trade that made him, and the simple math almost nobody else acted on: In the mid-1970s, the entire Washington Post Company was on sale for $80 million. Its actual properties were worth at least $400 million. In his words, "no one would have argued with you about the properties being worth $400 million." So why was it that cheap? "The price was there for all to see, but people just didn't feel very enthusiastic about the world then." Buffett did. In 1973 he bought 1.7 million shares for $9.7 million. As a boy he had delivered that same newspaper. Now he owned 13% of it. He never sold. By the time of this interview, that $9.7 million was worth $370 million, and he still called it a holding he would keep forever. Bookmark & watch: _______ Follow Fireside Tapes for more highlights of key business and investing conversations.

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Gavin Newsom is planning on spending $19 million dollars of taxpayer money on ad campaigns to improve California's image nationally “The campaign is meant to fight negative narratives, amplified online and in partisan media. Up to $14 million of the money would be spent on the advertisements themselves. Another up to $5 million would cover costs for travel agency fees and production costs” “According to Newsom's Department of Finance, the money has already been earmarked to Governor Newsom's, office of Business and Economic Development has a budget this year of $373 million, the money is coming out of that.” “This just looks like to me that the governor has taken an opportunity to promote himself around the entire country — This looks like corruption and it looks like this is cutting a deal right now before he kicks off his next four year campaign to be the president of the United States”

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Dave Ramsey tells a man with $45 million not to let his fiancée turn the prenup into a $20 million payout Caller: "I’m 60, my fiancée is 50, and we’re both retired. She has $3 million with no debt, I have $45 million with no debt, and she wants the prenup to slowly move my separate property into community property, 5% a year over 20 years" Dave: "What some people do is we exit with what we entered, $3M and $45M, and any growth from then on is ours" "The main purpose of this is that she should not come out of this with $20,000,000 two years from now"

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REPORT: The Biden administration is selling off border wall parts for massive discounts as illegal immigration continues to worsen. How about we just put it up instead? According to Fox News host Maria Bartiromo the Biden admin has sold $300 million worth of wall parts for just $2 million. “You're talking about $2 million of revenue from this… This is $300 million in value. This is taxpayer money.” Remember when they said the border wall was “too expensive” and then sent $100 billion to Ukraine?

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Funding for startups in our part of the world, FINALLY! A new US$64 million venture fund is targeting Southern Africa, including Zimbabwe. It’s a partnership between Botswana Tech Fund and Launch Africa, backed by British billionaire Steve Lansdown. It is targeting tech startups (from pre-seed through to growth stage) with a focus on fintech, agritech, mobility, and digital infrastructure. If you’re a Zimbabwean founder, this is your call. Full breakdown on last week’s #AfricaTechKin on ZiFM Stereo

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Odell Beckham Jr gets emotional as he says it is hard to live on $100 Million and it doesn’t last forever. “You always hear the people who ain’t us and has never been in the position say things like ‘oh that will last a lifetime’” “I always explain this to people like you give someone a 5year $100 Million contract. What is it really? It’s 5 years for $60 Million. We’re getting tax” “If we do the math, that’s $12 Million a year that you have to spend, use, save, invest, flaunt, buy a car, get my mum a house. Everything costs money” “So if you’re spending $8 Million a year, that’s really $40 Million over 5 years” “So if you start doing the maths it’s like, that’s a 5 year span of where you’re getting $8 Million” “Can you make that last a lifetime?”

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EXPOSED 🚨 American Billionaire is funding nationwide protests in America Nate Friedman discovered a protester holding “a large flag that said Allah is the only God” was making $75,000 per year protesting Following the money led back to Neville Roy Singham - Neville Roy Singham is a billionaire Marxist who sold his IT consulting firm to a private equity firm for $785 million - The Private Equity Firm he sold his consulting firm to has firms in China - The paid protester was linked to a New York NGO called the People’s Forum - Neville Roy Singham has given over $20 million to the People's Forum through something called a Donor Advised Fund “A Donor Advised Fund is when you don't want people to know where the money's coming from, you put it through what was called the Goldman Sachs philanthropy fund. So it's not traced back to Neville Roy Singham. However, investigations absolutely revealed that it was.” “Then later on, People's Forum said, we'd like to thank our comrade Neville Roy Singham for supporting us — they even use that language comrade” Neville Roy Singham has donated - At least $275 million to a global network of nonprofits and media (per 2023 New York Times investigation) - $65 million specifically to pro-China-leaning groups - Over $20 million to The People’s Forum, a radical left organization hosting Marxist education - 100% of his U.S. philanthropy indirectly benefits progressive/Democrats “When protesters come with a paycheck, who's really speaking? This isn't just an isolated case — a growing trend in major US cities”

Wall Street Apes

660,325 views • 10 months ago

Jayapal: It is an increase in ICE funding. The reason people are saying it isn’t is because the CR from last year had an anomaly—a one-time funding amount of $485 million. If you add that into the base-year funding and look at this year, there is a $115 million decrease, but that was one-time anomaly funding. The core issue here is that there really are no guardrails on ICE and CBP. I can’t vote for it. I can’t be complicit in continuing to allow them to violate the constitutional rights of people across this country.
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Jayapal: It is an increase in ICE funding. The reason people are saying it isn’t is because the CR from last year had an anomaly—a one-time funding amount of $485 million. If you add that into the base-year funding and look at this year, there is a $115 million decrease, but that was one-time anomaly funding. The core issue here is that there really are no guardrails on ICE and CBP. I can’t vote for it. I can’t be complicit in continuing to allow them to violate the constitutional rights of people across this country.

Acyn

155,341 views • 7 months ago

$700 million contract. $2 million a year take home. Shohei Ohtani told the Dodgers to keep $680 million of his salary, interest free until 2034. Not because he had to. Because he wanted to win. By deferring that money with no interest he left an estimated $49 to $91 million in lost investment returns on the table. He doesn't care. He makes $45 million a year in endorsements. He already won the World Series in year one. The most expensive player in sports history is essentially playing for $2 million a year and he chose that. Was this the smartest contract in sports history or did he leave too much money on the table?
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$700 million contract. $2 million a year take home. Shohei Ohtani told the Dodgers to keep $680 million of his salary, interest free until 2034. Not because he had to. Because he wanted to win. By deferring that money with no interest he left an estimated $49 to $91 million in lost investment returns on the table. He doesn't care. He makes $45 million a year in endorsements. He already won the World Series in year one. The most expensive player in sports history is essentially playing for $2 million a year and he chose that. Was this the smartest contract in sports history or did he leave too much money on the table?

BILLIONAIRE UNIVERSITY®

391,990 views • 3 months ago

EXPOSING JARED POLIS' $4 MILLION SLUSH FUND! Colorado House Democrats Voted for $4 Million Slush Fund for Governor to Fight Trump amid Fears of Federal Funding Losses This year, Colorado has seen some of the most extreme legislation in recent memory. From attempts to abolish the Second Amendment, to repealing our Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, the current group of Colorado Legislators are pushing an extreme far-left agenda. And with the Trump Administration in Washington, there are real concerns that Colorado will continue to lose Federal Tax Dollars due to the State’s extremism. So, the Democrats in the State House have passed a bill to give the Governor’s Office $4 million to be used in legal fights against the Trump Administration. This is in a year where our State is facing a $1 billion budget shortfall, due to the excessive spending of these legislators. This $4 million in taxpayer money will be taken from the “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Cash Fund,” and the Governor will be able to use this money with no accountability. In this short video, Brandon highlights this horrible bill and plays Rep. Ken DeGraaf’s floor speech where he outlines arguments against this abuse of taxpayer funds.
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EXPOSING JARED POLIS' $4 MILLION SLUSH FUND! Colorado House Democrats Voted for $4 Million Slush Fund for Governor to Fight Trump amid Fears of Federal Funding Losses This year, Colorado has seen some of the most extreme legislation in recent memory. From attempts to abolish the Second Amendment, to repealing our Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, the current group of Colorado Legislators are pushing an extreme far-left agenda. And with the Trump Administration in Washington, there are real concerns that Colorado will continue to lose Federal Tax Dollars due to the State’s extremism. So, the Democrats in the State House have passed a bill to give the Governor’s Office $4 million to be used in legal fights against the Trump Administration. This is in a year where our State is facing a $1 billion budget shortfall, due to the excessive spending of these legislators. This $4 million in taxpayer money will be taken from the “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Cash Fund,” and the Governor will be able to use this money with no accountability. In this short video, Brandon highlights this horrible bill and plays Rep. Ken DeGraaf’s floor speech where he outlines arguments against this abuse of taxpayer funds.

FreeStateColorado

14,558 views • 1 year ago