What an amazing, inspirational man Warren Buffett is. This is such a superb interview. Well done Mr Cunningham. What a pleasure to watch an interview which has been so well-researched, with such intelligent questions. You really drew out the best from Mr Buffett. I've seen CNBC journalists squander the opportunity to interview Mr Buffett. You really made the most of it, for the benefit of viewers. Many thanks.
Living in opposite apart of the world i.e Nepal to be exact and listening to Mr. Buffett talk is truly and awesome experience. I learnt each days a news things about the Business world. Thanks Mr Jeff Cunningham for the source.
Jeff, thank you for conducting such a wonderful interview with Warren. There were many new gems from Warren in this half hour, and it takes a truly curious and respectful interviewer to uncover them. We are all fortunate to have someone as gracious and successful as Warren willing to share his wisdom with us.
Jeff, thanks for the video. I appreciate your interview style of letting the interviewee answer in their own way as opposed to some interviewers who interrupt to make their own point. Like so many, I'm a Warren fan and love to listen to what he has to say.
I am not a businessman but I love the way sir Buffett talk. he is a genius man! how I wish and hope that he will sponsor me to study Israeli way of agriculture in Israel or Japan.
What strikes me about Warren is that not only is he a great investor, but he is also the happiest man I know. Every time i listen to him, I absorb something about his attitude to make my life better and happier as well. Thank you for the interview!
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Warren Buffett lives in the same house for 56 years i find that amazing a guy who got so much money. And he lives in the same place he was born also most investors of Berkshire Hathaway live few miles away from him. His sons a farmer he lives a normal life.
I just want to say this is one of the best interviews of Warren Buffett because its different. All the other vidoes of Warren Buffett was repetitive (Not that I am complaining). This video has different perspective, question and answers.
Great interview....you should have your own show on mainstream TV. I bought your edited book of Mr Buffetts annual reports and enjoy it and learn a lot. Thank You!
Jeff, your last response was exactly what was in my mind but i did not express it as clearly as you. Needless to say I shall follow your future work as the fog of war, life, has filled my mind. Have a great day, Keith
"quote shopping" is the mass media's business model now days, they all do it unfortunately. Worse than that is when the interview people and don't give them enough time to explain what is going on. I had the privilege to meet Mr. Buffett while at school (Michigan State) and it was an immense honor. He is one of those people you model your life after.
for me it is life changing to read about such an amazing man. This interview really got some extra fine points out of Warren that you I haven't seen before..and I can say I'm going through a lot of his material now. I'm organising to buy b shares just to have the opportunity to experience his presence. Thank you very much Jeff!
+Jeff Cunningham's ICONIC VOICES thanks for the heads up. I understand next one is in April ... (86)! I believe his positive views, his business passion and the amount of reading each day keeps him young...this alone is such a huge lesson in life! love it!
wonderful interview. It comes better if Jeff doesn't break Warren's speaking. Warren talked about his love about biography and he tried to give an example which I'm really interested in. At that moment Jeff threw another question.
Greetings. Very interesting interview, thank you so much. Don't you have a transcription of it, a text version? It would be great to read it for everyone who's not a native speaker, or just to people who prefer reading.
What realm have I entered? The questions asked seem entirely unique, and the responses not expressed through false lips as property of a smarmy, stone face.
Thanks for posting this. How does one get in touch with Warren and get even 2 minutes in his presence? I'd love to meet him. I have some books I think he'd love and I think he'd be interested in how much I've consumed from him
Benjamin Graham was a scholar and financial analyst who mentored legendary investors such as Warren Buffett, William J. Ruane, Irving Kahn and Walter J. Schloss. Warren Buffett once wrote a lengthy article explaining how Graham's principles are everlasting, and how Graham's record of creating exceptional investors (such as Buffett himself) is unquestionable. The article is called "The Superinvestors of Graham-and-Doddsville". Buffett describes Graham's book - The Intelligent Investor - as "by far the best book about investing ever written" (in its preface, which Buffett wrote). In The Intelligent Investor, Graham recommended various categories of stocks and specified precise qualitative and quantitative rules for each category. Benjamin Graham is rightly considered the father of value investing. But the term "Value" is often misunderstood to refer to only quantity, and not quality. Most of Graham's actual stock selection rules were concerned with the qualitative assessment of a stock.
He sharp than A knife. Mr. Wayne Buffalo that one of the reasons am. Learning From him that real talked and. Wisdom From him also. He are BRILLIANT. the Best one i Ever. Deal with that real talked From your friend Alex Manuel Mr Buffalo much appreciate with much Respect and Appreciation
Hi im an Aspiring teen, age 16 whos wanting to learn more about what it takes to work in this career field. How can I teach myself and get familiar in finance, stocks, and any other business type subjects?
Jeffrey M. Cunningham Thank you sir! I just recently got the book "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill, as a gift and I've been hooked with the whole investing to financial success and all. Answering to your question, I am interested in both, understanding the investing world and learning to invest. Thanks a ton!
Gatorade and Rice Awesome that your getting into this at 16! For stock books... "One Up On Wall Street" by Peter Lynch is my investing bible - highly recommended. Lynch makes it simple which is great when your just starting. Also "Reminiscences of a Stock Operator" is a must read classic with many great investing lessons.
What do i have to study in college, what books do i have to read.. to understand these terminology Buffett is talking about? I honestly dont understand a lot of what he is saying and the references he makes towards the organizations makes me feel completely incompetent. Anyone know what college major that can teach the fundamentals around what buffet does? And if their is none then what do i do?
Hey Jeff, i just sent you a message! Its slightly lengthy but detailed none the less. I hope you find the time to read it and get back to me. Thank you!
Question for those who know investing: If Berkshire H., hypothetically, loses all it's "market" value from it's current "selling" price from billions of dollars to "0" (zero) dollars, how much money do you think Warren would actually lose?
Hey Jeff, I've watched, listened, and read many books on stock; including all of Warren Buffet's annual letters. And one thing I have a hard time wrapping my head around in terms of buffet and the gains he's produced for 50 years. It sais in his last major letter that in total he's made roughly 20% compounded annually. And I was wondering if that means the amount of money he started with has compounded every year for 50 years at 20%, or is it something different. Also I was wondering if you invested money in a share like coca cola and you make 20% like buffett every year, did buffet reinvest that 20% to compound it or is the same as leaving that share to continue to keep making another 20% the same thing?
hmm I understand exactly what you're saying there, but to be more precise. I understand the way he manages businesses today, but back then Warren I believe had just started Buffet Partnership Ltd. he had collected 11 people to pay 10,000 each to make up a total in 1960 which today would have the same purchasing power of 872,000 to invest. And one of the companies he put 35% of his holdings was a map company, and he explained how the market valued it at 45 when the value was 65. Now, not to confuse you, but a question here would be can stocks act like this today; especially one of any market cap since Buffets options of companies are lowered because of the amount of money he has to invest. And If Warren made say a 44% increase on that stock, if he sold that stock and made a profit would he use that to reinvest, or look for another company, or another puff as he puts it. Or would the financial rewards be greater if he left it in that stock. And to be clear here, I mean to say would it be more beneficial to Buffett if he sold his holdings and reinvested at 44%. Or would it be more beneficial if he held it for a longer amount of time until it reached say 80%.
8:23 headline sniping What's your advice for this situation, for instance, Walmart pays fewer than six thousand of its 1.3 million employees the minimum wage. But the headline is “Unions decry minimum wage policies at Walmart.” How do you solve it? It's very tough because the second is a better story from the point of the writer and particularly the headline writer. The biggest sin in journalism, The greatest sin, they commit: You've got to start a story with a hypothesis, I mean, you're looking into something because you have a working hypothesis, but you have to give up that hypothesis, if it turns out not to be correct, or if it or if it's misleading in the major way. So I always worry about the journalists that calls me, they've decided what story they're working on and all they're looking for is confirmatory evidence. So I call it “quote shopping”. They'll talk to me for 45 minutes. Hoping they get one quote that confirms their story and ignoring the other 43 minutes. When I tell them things that should limit. The the story. So, it's It's very natural, you know, you get time invested in it, you've got this working hypothesis, you know, terrible at Walmart, does with their employees or whatever it may be in, you may have some People, who, who have an interest in it, feeding you a lot of material along that line and once you've invested a lot of hours and your editor knows, you've invested a lot of hours, maybe it was the editors I was working. Hypothesis to start with. Now, now, you're now. You got to go back and tell him he's wrong or her. I mean, there's, there's a lot of there's a lot of momentum. Torn a bad story. There's a lot of momentum toward a good story too, but but you have to, he has to you have to be able listener writer to say my hypothesis is no longer correct and all it was was hypothesis. That's no sin to say that. But it's hard to do. You're referring to what almost feels like ego on the part of the journalist. But there's also the question of an anti-business bias and I'll just pick on a headline, "billions of penalties later. Diamond, the chairman JP Morgan gets a raise", but the truth was that there were billions of penalties there were fines. There were cuts and salary. The company was turned around and the salary was restored. Is that too much of to ask of a headline? Right now, I always worry about deadline writers, of course, the report always says, well, I don't write the headlines and I ask reporters occasionally, I say you may not
@manav gupta i can't see reply button under your message. so posting here. If Berkshire H., hypothetically, loses all it's "market" value from it's current "selling" price from billions of dollars to "0" (zero) dollars, how much money do you think Warren would actually lose? => First thing to know, berkshire is biggest option seller, mostly selling puts. value investing ,buy when stock is cheap and other factor like pe ,..etc. so when stock got cheap its usual value, they do buy and_if price doesn't reach to selling put level, they get premium. and they do not invest whole money in just one stock or sector, diversification. and they do hedge position or position sizing is not that much . when price reach to 0 yes, bankrupt... btw that never gonna happen.. his investing style is quite unique and its not like speculation for a week or so.
It wasn't really a question. I mean to say that the headlines and bias of certain breakthroughs in media really give false impressions about corporations, like J.P. Morgan and Jamie Dimon.
He is one in a million, best among many, most trusted , I almost gave up on trading then I met him through a friend, Austin is the most trusted trading expert who helped the life of my family and I ,
One of his funny quips. My remark is of course an ironic response to the interviewer's observation that he had googled 25.000.000 hits. I think Warren Buffett is an admirable man with a good sense of (self deprecating) humor, wealthy yet humble (hello Trump?), intelligent (hello Trump?) yet unassuming, widely read (hello Trump?) yet singularly focused. A business tycoon with a heart. In short: a great guy.
+Jeff Cunningham's IconicVoices.TV You are correct. www.opensecrets.org/industries/indus.php?ind=w04 According to this article it's people who may be associated to that entity, but may not be that entity specifically. Phew.. My faith in Buffett has been restored. lol.
What is his contribution in advancing and improving the world? Is it his investment in Coca Cola, a company that is selling sugar water helping people to get carvities and diabetes? Or is it to make his investors so rich that they have to surround their mansions by big walls and barb wire to protect themselves from those which they have stolen the money from? The fact that this guy is praised so much is just proof of how rotten our society has become. Changing papers is not an accomplishment. People like Elon Musk instead should be praised because people like him are in fact changing the world for the better.
84 years old and sharper than a knife!
exactly. reading's contribution or online poker?
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Interviewer did a Great job of asking Entertaining, Sensible and Amusing questions!
Thanks!
quite frankly, with Warren, all I needed was ask the first question and let him pontificate brilliantly!
Great interview!! One of the best thinkers this country has. I would love to have him as a mentor. No lottery ticket could ever compare!
People pay millions just to have lunch with him last time 3 million was paid
Thank you so much for the upload! So many great gems in the interview. And I had no issues with the audio.
What an amazing, inspirational man Warren Buffett is.
This is such a superb interview. Well done Mr Cunningham. What a pleasure to watch an interview which has been so well-researched, with such intelligent questions. You really drew out the best from Mr Buffett.
I've seen CNBC journalists squander the opportunity to interview Mr Buffett. You really made the most of it, for the benefit of viewers. Many thanks.
Living in opposite apart of the world i.e Nepal to be exact and listening to Mr. Buffett talk is truly and awesome experience. I learnt each days a news things about the Business world. Thanks Mr Jeff Cunningham for the source.
Jeff, thank you for conducting such a wonderful interview with Warren. There were many new gems from Warren in this half hour, and it takes a truly curious and respectful interviewer to uncover them. We are all fortunate to have someone as gracious and successful as Warren willing to share his wisdom with us.
Mr. Buffett is such a positive thinker, and perfect example of decision management. Thanks Professor Cunningham for sharing your time spent with him.
Jeff, thanks for the video. I appreciate your interview style of letting the interviewee answer in their own way as opposed to some interviewers who interrupt to make their own point. Like so many, I'm a Warren fan and love to listen to what he has to say.
I am not a businessman but I love the way sir Buffett talk. he is a genius man! how I wish and hope that he will sponsor me to study Israeli way of agriculture in Israel or Japan.
What strikes me about Warren is that not only is he a great investor, but he is also the happiest man I know. Every time i listen to him, I absorb something about his attitude to make my life better and happier as well. Thank you for the interview!
There's no air of smugness about Warren Buffett at all. Doesn't wisecrack and so natural and down to earth!
+Jeff Cunningham He's not at all like these arrogant, know it all Wall Streeters.
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Warren Buffett lives in the same house for 56 years i find that amazing a guy who got so much money. And he lives in the same place he was born also most investors of Berkshire Hathaway live few miles away from him. His sons a farmer he lives a normal life.
I wanted to learn more about Warren Buffett and this interview helped me to do that. He's so down to earth and genuine.
I just want to say this is one of the best interviews of Warren Buffett because its different. All the other vidoes of Warren Buffett was repetitive (Not that I am complaining). This video has different perspective, question and answers.
Wonderful interview. Thanks
85 and such a clear mind and thought process! Loving it!
Great interview....you should have your own show on mainstream TV.
I bought your edited book of Mr Buffetts annual reports and enjoy it and learn a lot.
Thank You!
Jeffrey M. Cunningham Where can I buy this?
Jeff Cunningham Iconic Voices I mean the editted book
Jeff, your last response was exactly what was in my mind but i did not express it as clearly as you. Needless to say I shall follow your future work as the fog of war, life, has filled my mind. Have a great day, Keith
"quote shopping" is the mass media's business model now days, they all do it unfortunately. Worse than that is when the interview people and don't give them enough time to explain what is going on.
I had the privilege to meet Mr. Buffett while at school (Michigan State) and it was an immense honor. He is one of those people you model your life after.
I just read and read and read I probably read 5 hours a day" hahah what a legend
Really good and intersting interview, Warren is a genius. And Jeff keep doing your amazing work, please I'm waiting for more videos like that !
I'm anxiously waiting! Thanks.
for me it is life changing to read about such an amazing man. This interview really got some extra fine points out of Warren that you I haven't seen before..and I can say I'm going through a lot of his material now. I'm organising to buy b shares just to have the opportunity to experience his presence. Thank you very much Jeff!
+Jeff Cunningham's ICONIC VOICES thanks for the heads up. I understand next one is in April ... (86)! I believe his positive views, his business passion and the amount of reading each day keeps him young...this alone is such a huge lesson in life! love it!
Excellent Interview. Thank you Professor Jeff.
Great interview. Very interesting questions asked from Jeff and Warren's detailed answers are fascinating.
great interview. lots to learn from Warren.
Professor, could we ever expect to have Mr. Buffett's partner on? One of the greatest minds of our time.
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yes sir thank a lot about the comments now i can watch video again
Yes,,,,, Agree....... Kick off and play with respect...... the best of the best.... Jm....
wonderful interview. It comes better if Jeff doesn't break Warren's speaking. Warren talked about his love about biography and he tried to give an example which I'm really interested in. At that moment Jeff threw another question.
+Jeff Cunningham's IconicVoices.TV Oh, I see. Warren is my idol. Thank u for your work and reply. Wonderful video!
Greetings. Very interesting interview, thank you so much. Don't you have a transcription of it, a text version? It would be great to read it for everyone who's not a native speaker, or just to people who prefer reading.
Very nice and useful video
great interview. Thanks so much.
He is really an inspiration to every1 who loves investing
Warren is a genius. I apply most of his theories in my portfolio
Jeff,
How did you manage to get him to do an interview? Also, the video production behind this is amazing. How did you organize all of that?
Illustrious Mr Waren Buffett , i've the honor to know you :) , you are an genius mind :)
Mr. Buffett helped me to do very well in the market. What I could say more.
much much respect for Mr buffett I hope one day I can be at least a fraction of the person he is.
thanks for sharing
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What realm have I entered? The questions asked seem entirely unique, and the responses not expressed through false lips as property of a smarmy, stone face.
Thanks for posting this. How does one get in touch with Warren and get even 2 minutes in his presence? I'd love to meet him. I have some books I think he'd love and I think he'd be interested in how much I've consumed from him
Jeff Cunningham Iconic Voices Does he still walk around in the preshow given the enormous size of people who attend?
if this interview have a subtitiled in english better for me but very thank for sharing about Oracle of omaha
His values and habits made him Billionaire! Spectacular wisdom from Warren.
Absolute financial genius. We love and follow Warren Buffett
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Warren became somewhat more emotional compared to his younger days.
Benjamin Graham was a scholar and financial analyst who mentored legendary investors such as Warren Buffett, William J. Ruane, Irving Kahn and Walter J. Schloss.
Warren Buffett once wrote a lengthy article explaining how Graham's principles are everlasting, and how Graham's record of creating exceptional investors (such as Buffett himself) is unquestionable. The article is called "The Superinvestors of Graham-and-Doddsville".
Buffett describes Graham's book - The Intelligent Investor - as "by far the best book about investing ever written" (in its preface, which Buffett wrote). In The Intelligent Investor, Graham recommended various categories of stocks and specified precise qualitative and quantitative rules for each category.
Benjamin Graham is rightly considered the father of value investing. But the term "Value" is often misunderstood to refer to only quantity, and not quality. Most of Graham's actual stock selection rules were concerned with the qualitative assessment of a stock.
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what did he say between 6.15 to 6.20? can somebody write it ?
Thank you.
He is basically saying you need to make money legally . you cannot do anything that will hurt Berkshire Hathaway reputation.
Such an inspiring person
8:22 writing headlines ahead of story
Hi im an Aspiring teen, age 16 whos wanting to learn more about what it takes to work in this career field. How can I teach myself and get familiar in finance, stocks, and any other business type subjects?
Jeffrey M. Cunningham Thank you sir! I just recently got the book "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill, as a gift and I've been hooked with the whole investing to financial success and all. Answering to your question, I am interested in both, understanding the investing world and learning to invest. Thanks a ton!
+Gatorade and Rice the intelligent investor is a good book as well. Written by the man who taught Warren Buffett about investment
Gatorade and Rice Awesome that your getting into this at 16! For stock books... "One Up On Wall Street" by Peter Lynch is my investing bible - highly recommended. Lynch makes it simple which is great when your just starting. Also "Reminiscences of a Stock Operator" is a must read classic with many great investing lessons.
is there a transcript for this video?
It´s like a corporate but even wiser Yoda.
Yoda is not an asshole
John Brogan exactly
I think Warren is slowing down a bit... Still faster than everyone else out there!!!
Who is that business reporter that Warren Buffet was taking about?
I didn't get her name right.
Carol Loomis (retired) former Fortune Writer
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Interesting ...
What do i have to study in college, what books do i have to read.. to understand these terminology Buffett is talking about? I honestly dont understand a lot of what he is saying and the references he makes towards the organizations makes me feel completely incompetent. Anyone know what college major that can teach the fundamentals around what buffet does? And if their is none then what do i do?
Hey Jeff, i just sent you a message! Its slightly lengthy but detailed none the less. I hope you find the time to read it and get back to me. Thank you!
@@MFShowtime send me as well. Better yet comment below so everyone else can benefit!
Question for those who know investing:
If Berkshire H., hypothetically, loses all it's "market" value from it's current "selling" price from billions of dollars to "0" (zero) dollars, how much money do you think Warren would actually lose?
Amazing
Hey Jeff, I've watched, listened, and read many books on stock; including all of Warren Buffet's annual letters. And one thing I have a hard time wrapping my head around in terms of buffet and the gains he's produced for 50 years. It sais in his last major letter that in total he's made roughly 20% compounded annually. And I was wondering if that means the amount of money he started with has compounded every year for 50 years at 20%, or is it something different. Also I was wondering if you invested money in a share like coca cola and you make 20% like buffett every year, did buffet reinvest that 20% to compound it or is the same as leaving that share to continue to keep making another 20% the same thing?
hmm I understand exactly what you're saying there, but to be more precise. I understand the way he manages businesses today, but back then Warren I believe had just started Buffet Partnership Ltd. he had collected 11 people to pay 10,000 each to make up a total in 1960 which today would have the same purchasing power of 872,000 to invest. And one of the companies he put 35% of his holdings was a map company, and he explained how the market valued it at 45 when the value was 65. Now, not to confuse you, but a question here would be can stocks act like this today; especially one of any market cap since Buffets options of companies are lowered because of the amount of money he has to invest. And If Warren made say a 44% increase on that stock, if he sold that stock and made a profit would he use that to reinvest, or look for another company, or another puff as he puts it. Or would the financial rewards be greater if he left it in that stock. And to be clear here, I mean to say would it be more beneficial to Buffett if he sold his holdings and reinvested at 44%. Or would it be more beneficial if he held it for a longer amount of time until it reached say 80%.
wasn't it Ben Graham who said, the secret to your financial success is within you? seek it all from within?
Philosopher?
8:23 headline sniping
What's your advice for this situation, for instance, Walmart pays fewer than six thousand of its 1.3 million employees the minimum wage. But the headline is “Unions decry minimum wage policies at Walmart.” How do you solve it?
It's very tough because the second is a better story from the point of the writer and particularly the headline writer.
The biggest sin in journalism, The greatest sin, they commit: You've got to start a story with a hypothesis, I mean, you're looking into something because you have a working hypothesis, but you have to give up that hypothesis, if it turns out not to be correct, or if it or if it's misleading in the major way.
So I always worry about the journalists that calls me, they've decided what story they're working on and all they're looking for is confirmatory evidence. So I call it “quote shopping”. They'll talk to me for 45 minutes. Hoping they get one quote that confirms their story and ignoring the other 43 minutes.
When I tell them things that should limit. The the story. So, it's It's very natural, you know, you get time invested in it, you've got this working hypothesis, you know, terrible at Walmart, does with their employees or whatever it may be in, you may have some People, who, who have an interest in it, feeding you a lot of material along that line and once you've invested a lot of hours and your editor knows, you've invested a lot of hours, maybe it was the editors I was working. Hypothesis to start with. Now, now, you're now. You got to go back and tell him he's wrong or her. I mean, there's, there's a lot of there's a lot of momentum.
Torn a bad story. There's a lot of momentum toward a good story too, but but you have to, he has to you have to be able listener writer to say my hypothesis is no longer correct and all it was was hypothesis. That's no sin to say that. But it's hard to do. You're referring to what almost feels like ego on the part of the journalist.
But there's also the question of an anti-business bias and I'll just pick on a headline, "billions of penalties later. Diamond, the chairman JP Morgan gets a raise", but the truth was that there were billions of penalties there were fines. There were cuts and salary. The company was turned around and the salary was restored. Is that too much of to ask of a headline?
Right now, I always worry about deadline writers, of course, the report always says, well, I don't write the headlines and I ask reporters occasionally, I say you may not
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If Berkshire H., hypothetically, loses all it's "market" value from it's current "selling" price from billions of dollars to "0" (zero) dollars, how much money do you think Warren would actually lose?
=> First thing to know, berkshire is biggest option seller, mostly selling puts. value investing ,buy when stock is cheap and other factor like pe ,..etc. so when stock got cheap its usual value, they do buy and_if price doesn't reach to selling put level, they get premium. and they do not invest whole money in just one stock or sector, diversification. and they do hedge position or position sizing is not that much .
when price reach to 0 yes, bankrupt... btw that never gonna happen.. his investing style is quite unique and its not like speculation for a week or so.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamie_Dimon
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carol_Loomis
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Michaels
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Kilgore
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Bradlee
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Jeff, sometimes, don't you think that journalism can also be considered as business' biggest sin?
It wasn't really a question. I mean to say that the headlines and bias of certain breakthroughs in media really give false impressions about corporations, like J.P. Morgan and Jamie Dimon.
He is one in a million, best among many, most trusted , I almost gave up on trading then I met him through a friend, Austin is the most trusted trading expert who helped the life of my family and I ,
He's 88 now amazing living off coke and maccas how is he so healthy
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God Damn , how does someone read 6 hours a day
Jeff Cunningham's IconicVoices.TV still 6 hours? god damn
He's definitely losing it: I googled 'Warren Buffett' and only got 23.400.000 hits. Pull yourself together, Warren!
One of his funny quips. My remark is of course an ironic response to the interviewer's observation that he had googled 25.000.000 hits. I think Warren Buffett is an admirable man with a good sense of (self deprecating) humor, wealthy yet humble (hello Trump?), intelligent (hello Trump?) yet unassuming, widely read (hello Trump?) yet singularly focused. A business tycoon with a heart. In short: a great guy.
I see (and assume) now that it is you who talked with Warren Buffett: thanks for this great interview, sir!
Ain't that the truth
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He lacks ego
I'm so disappointed that Berkshire Hathaway Automotive donated $2,700 to the Trump Campaign..............
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www.opensecrets.org/pres16/contrib.php?cycle=All&id=N00023864&type=
+Jeff Cunningham's IconicVoices.TV You are correct.
www.opensecrets.org/industries/indus.php?ind=w04
According to this article it's people who may be associated to that entity, but may not be that entity specifically.
Phew.. My faith in Buffett has been restored. lol.
Hey Warren. Can I please have a small loan of a gazillion dollars?
+del go get a job
+Mr. World Free-Man Sorry your life is so bad you feel you have to lash out at someone when they're clearing joking.
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What is his contribution in advancing and improving the world?
Is it his investment in Coca Cola, a company that is selling sugar water helping people to get carvities and diabetes?
Or is it to make his investors so rich that they have to surround their mansions by big walls and barb wire to protect themselves from those which they have stolen the money from?
The fact that this guy is praised so much is just proof of how rotten our society has become.
Changing papers is not an accomplishment.
People like Elon Musk instead should be praised because people like him are in fact changing the world for the better.
U are experienced people in life dont let me catch it will be embarassing
Ain't that the truth