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This is why there will never be another Buffett Great story by Alice Schroeder Buffett pays attention to detail Buffett knows how many yards of carpet NFM sells and at what profit margin , this level of detail was also across all his other businesses

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There are only ~300 members of Augusta National Golf Club. Warren Buffett is one. He doesn’t go to many Masters ans says he’s the “highest handicap member” at the course (his best round is 89). Bill Gates is another member and Buffett lost $5,500 when Gates hit a hole-in-one.

There are only ~300 members of Augusta National Golf Club. Warren Buffett is one. He doesn’t go to many Masters ans says he’s the “highest handicap member” at the course (his best round is 89). Bill Gates is another member and Buffett lost $5,500 when Gates hit a hole-in-one.

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Warren Buffett: “I’ve never believed much in this theory of…I’ll take this job I don’t like now and I’ll get one I like later on. There aren’t that many years around, so you better be doing what you like at the present time.”

Warren Buffett: “I’ve never believed much in this theory of…I’ll take this job I don’t like now and I’ll get one I like later on. There aren’t that many years around, so you better be doing what you like at the present time.”

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6,139,907 views • 5 months ago

This 2003 speech at the University of Nebraska is by far one of my favorites from Warren Buffett You will get more value out of this than from reading 90% of books on investing Worth listening and re-listening to

This 2003 speech at the University of Nebraska is by far one of my favorites from Warren Buffett You will get more value out of this than from reading 90% of books on investing Worth listening and re-listening to

Boring_Business

339,053 views • 6 months ago

“Pirates & Parrots” (feat. Mac McAnally) out now! This song is a tribute to Jimmy Buffett, his life, and all of the people that will remember him through his songs. 🏴‍☠️🦜 Listen now:

“Pirates & Parrots” (feat. Mac McAnally) out now! This song is a tribute to Jimmy Buffett, his life, and all of the people that will remember him through his songs. 🏴‍☠️🦜 Listen now:

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59,704 views • 2 years ago

Warren Buffett on the Lehman Brothers 2008 bankruptcy is the most Buffett story ever: - He was vacationing in Alberta - Lehman contacted his assistant for help - Buffett said “send me a fax and how much” - The fax never came but they left him a voicemail (he only found it one year later because he didn’t really use his flip phone) Buffett probably would have said “no” anyways because Lehman asked him for help 6 months earlier in March 2008. At the time, he printed out Lehman’s previous year 200-page annual report, marked it up with a pen and realized it was a steaming pile of doo doo and passed. *** Full vid from 2018 (10th anniversary of Lehman):

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1,373,473 views • 6 months ago

That's why IU's concerts are on another level. She personally checks every corner of the stadium, tests the sound, and even sits in Uaena seats to see the fans' view. I've never seen this level of professionalism and attention to detail from any artist.

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Warren Buffett: "I can't be an intelligent owner of a business unless I know what all the other businesses in that industry are doing." "If we own stock in a company and there are eight other companies in the same industry, I want to be on the mailing list for the reports for the other eight."

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Kevin Carpenter

15,351 views • 3 months ago

Twenty-five years ago I wrote a letter to Warren Buffett. He was just turning 70. His friend Don Keough, the president of Coca-Cola, wrote back on his behalf. He said, Mr. Buffett is only 70 and he’s going to be working for at least another 70 years. Get it out of your head that 70 is old. When you turn 70 you should be thinking about the next several decades being your best decades. Buffett is 95 now. Still working. That letter stayed with me for 25 years. Think young. Act young. The best decades might still be ahead of you.

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Anthony Scaramucci

173,672 views • 1 month ago

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Charlie Munger: “Warren talks about these discounted cash flows, I’ve never seen him do one…” Warren Buffett: “It is true. If you have to do it with pencil and paper, it’s too close…it ought to just scream at you that you’ve got this huge margin of safety.”

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35,919 views • 1 year ago

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249,112 views • 28 days ago

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211,954 views • 1 month ago

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126,174 views • 1 year ago

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634,236 views • 25 days ago

Charlie Kirk was simply amazing at debating. He always had a great explanation and was able to get his point across. He is so missed. There will never be another Charlie. 💔

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Trump, the GOP & Republicans are a criminal administration‼️ Liz Oyer on TikTok goes into great detail of what she knows. The blatant abuse of power by this administration is sickening.‼️ This is why they bullied & threaten her to keep quiet‼️

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Warren Buffett: “You don't need a lot of brains in this business…What you do need is emotional stability. You have to be able to think independently: when you come to a conclusion, you have to really not care what other people say and just follow the facts and your reasoning.”

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33,504 views • 2 months ago

Buffett: “You don't need a lot of brains in this business…What you do need is emotional stability. You have to be able to think independently. When you come to a conclusion, you have to really not care what other people say & just follow the facts and your reasoning.”

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