Warren Buffett: How Many Stocks Should You Own?
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
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If you are an investor and you want to optimize your stock market returns, it isn’t enough just to pick the right stocks - you must also know how to combine different stocks into a portfolio to maximize potential upside and minimize potential downside. You want to diversify - meaning reducing your risk, but you don’t want to diworsify - meaning reducing your investment returns. Luckily, Warren Buffett has got us covered on this topic, but he thinks that most investors tend to get this one wrong, so listen up.
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Timestamps of Warren Buffett’s advice on diversification:
00:00 Intro
00:54 Warren Buffett’s Portfolio - Then and Now
04:47 Are You a Know-Something Investor?
06:57 Are You Investing in Risky Assets?
08:23 Are Some Opportunities Much Better Than Others?
09:24 Can You Earn It Back?
10:53 Applying This to My Own Portfolio
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Here follows a few of the assumptions I used to compute Buffett’s current portfolio. Please note that these are simplified assumptions, appropriate for creating a pie chart in a video discussing diversification (I think), but I wouldn’t base any investment decisions on this. With that said:
1. Apple - Value: $135.2b (market value according to CNBC)
2. BNSF - Value: $128.8b (assuming same P/E as competitor Union Pacific)
3. BH Reinsurance - Value: $85b ((3y average earnings + 7% returns on float) x P/E 17*)
4. BH Energy - Value: $71.3b (assuming same P/E as Consolidated Edison)
5. GEICO - Value: $69.7b ((3y average earnings + 7% returns on float) x P/E 17*)
6. Bank of America - Value: $49.4b (market value according to CNBC)
7. BH Primary Insurance - Value: $28.9b ((3y average earnings + 7% returns on float) x P/E 17*)
8. American Express - Value: $26.4b (market value according to CNBC)
9. Coca-Cola - Value: $22.5b (market value according to CNBC)
10. PCC - Value: $20b (purchased in 2016 for $32b and Buffett recently made a write-down on that purchase of $11b, so I think $20b is close to a fair value)
11. Cash & Equivalents (Parent Company Level) - Value: $12.3b
12. US T-Bills (Parent Company Level) - Value: $29.8b
13. Other Listed Securities (40+) - Value: $94.8b (market value according to CNBC)
14. Other Operating Companies (40+) - Value: $133.3b (the rest have combined pre-tax earnings of something like $10b, and I put a P/E 13 on that)
*I looked at a bunch of insurance companies, like Progressive, Allstate, Hannover, Swiss Re etc, and although earnings can vary a ton from year to year for these companies, P/E 17 seemed to be the current market valuation for averaged yearly earnings. I notice no obvious difference in valuations between reinsurance and casualty insurance.
Also note that this will not add up to Berkshire’s current market cap of $650b, and that’s partly because Berkshire is leveraged, partly because the market may not agree with me on these assumptions.
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Great quote. "Diversification makes very little sense for anyone who knows what they're doing." - Warren Buffett
yes and he also says that 99% of you dont have any clue. so do you really think buffett would consider you in the 1%? he has made himself clear: index investing is the best thing 99% of you can do. i would recommend ben felix's video called "Advice From Warren Buffett"
Problem is everyone thinks they know what they’re doing, but they don’t.
So there’s a reason for diversification being as important as it is.
@@voninselher4883 I understand what you mean; however, thinking that we know certainly isn’t the same as knowing. Although Buffett mentioned (that quote) he also emphasized that the average person doesn’t know enough about the stock market to be successful therefore recommended investing in low cost index funds.
Easy to say when half of investors blindly follow what you buy. Some of us carry risk when investing!
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For people looking into index fund, you can go further and go with ETF which are basically funds of funds allowing you to diversify into many market at once including international / emerging markets. They have the bonus of being self rebalancing and usually deal with currency exchange rate themselves when they include foreign assets.
However, I advise people never to forget the diversification principle, make sure to diversify your investments so that when another is down, the other will be up. You can do so by getting an experienced specialist whose platform has diverse investment choices to choose from. By doing this, you give little room for regrets and perhaps gain more.
@frederick higson Funny enough, I can honestly relate. I don't know if I am permitted to drop this here, do run a check on "Sandra Yvonne Webster". Was in the news alot in 2020.
@@ANTHONY_esq don’t fall for that crap please.
It is about how much money you have to invest that really counts.
As time went by Warren Buffet made more money so it made sense for him to buy more stocks and still able to invest a lot of money into each stock.
If you have 1,000 dollars to invest it doesn't make sense to have 10 stocks.
I think I have to disagree. When you have more money, you also want to have a bigger income. That's why percentages are more important that the exact values. The two cases where values are important are those that Sweedish Investor has pointed out:
1. You can make the investing amount back in a couple of months through your salary (you can be more risky then)
2. You have so much money to invest, that you can't buy as many stocks from a single company as you'd like to since there are simply no more to buy (Warren Buffet's case). I could be wrong, of course, and I welcome counter arguments
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The most important part of Buffett's sentence at 0:40 "..for anyone who knows what they're doing."
If you're watching this, there is a 99.9% chance you DO NOT KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING.
Therefore if you believe you can pick stocks, you are almost certainly shooting yourself in the foot in the long run, the extent of the damage you do to yourself could be anything from just not making as much as if you'd bought the whole haystack, to literally losing every penny you speculate with (yes you aren't an investor, you're a speculator), to even worse with leverage.
The sooner you stop lying to yourself about how much you actually the know, the quicker you will get rich or save yourself from ruin.
What do you think of diversified ETFs or mutual funds? Warren B. Says this is good policy if you are NOT a business analyst...
Only thing I disagree with is the individual investor = speculator part.
It's certainly true that the overwhelming majority of them will chase performance, and sell at a loss. But it doesn't have to be speculative
If there's one point from Peter Lynch worth knowing about - it's that a calm and rational retail investor who is a subject matter expert on something, and creative enough to exploit that knowledge for profit - can win.
@@thejackbancroft7336Agreed! “Invest in what you know.” If you have a degree in molecular biology and an MBA, and you have worked in biotech, be smart and invest in promising biotech companies.
I think sometimes if a good deal comes along and you pour most of your money into it thats fine. But then good deals dont last long and before you know it you have to start looking for another great deal. I think it can make sense to start off only owning a few stocks but over the years scale up the number of stocks you own as more deals come along.
I've been through the 4 disiplines you suggest, and despite it backing my investment philosophy I will be thinking about paring down the number of funds I have. Appear to be a number which are basically duplicates. So a worthwhile exercise, thank you.
Great video and exceptional advice, of course it is coming right from the Oracle himself!! I certainly agree about diversify and "diworsify." It is easy to get carried away when it comes to investing and invest into whatever you think looks good or can explode to get you to overnight millionaire if you will, but the reality is rarely does that happen and you lessen the chances of wealth... Sure, diversify your portfolio, but aim to have only the highest conviction stocks of yours within your portfolio and really double down on building momentous positions ... I altered my portfolio mid-2020 taking more of a Bill Ackman approach to investing and the game has changed .... BIG time.
Great video! Very straightforward and simple.
I learned about the Pareto Principle 3 years ago and realized that 20% of my stocks accounted for 80% of my gains. I have since consolidated my portfolio down to my top 40% performing stocks and my yearly rate of returns has significantly improved. If this continues for a few more years, I plan to consolidate further.
@@Alexander5400sonne letting winners run is usually good
@@johnsuckher3037 nope, its the opposite: sell your winners and buy your losers (pls just etfs, thank you). this is called revert to average. pls dont give people bad advise.
Your videos are great, thank you for educating us
I have a small amount to invest and hold 10 positions, two of them are TIPS and Commodities, one of them is an index and 7 feels just right to keep an eye on ATM
Thank you very much for all the educational videos you make.
Excellent stuff as usual, mate! Thx again for putting in the effort condensing these golden thoughts into 10 minutes chewable nuggets. Much appreciated!
I just want to say thank you, I very much love your content! Learned so much from you
I don't put a limit. As long as I find good companies. If I have some (over years) that only go sideways, I may sell. But I only keep acquiring up to a price. I also keep putting more in my top four, and a little more in the others.
Extremely informative video. Love the illustrations & Buffet quote. Thank you very much.
I have 5 stock in my portfolio,
Kokuyo camlin
Camlin fine science
Burger King
PVR Ltd
IRCTC.
Can do better, bro
Add
Ril x 5
Tata consumer x 5
Kotyark industries x 10
Sundaram Finance Holding x 50
Happiest Minds x 5
Niit ltd x 6
Cipla x 5
Diversification principles for stocks and bonds are quite different. Also style of stock investing dictates how to diversify. Anyway, thanks for good video.
I love this channel . I was waiting for this video. owning stock between 8-12 companies seems like a good idea.
Wonderful breakdown and examples, thank you so much for your work on this.
I'm in about 10-15 at any given time. 5 are long-term, 5 middle, and 5 shorts usually. I balance widely known names with innovative stocks. 15% in crypto otherwise.
@Sebastian Alright, I mean I made $15,000 off Ethereum. Shrug. That's good for me because I'm not rich. I'll let my money know you thought it was a bad idea.
The last minute or so when you went over your own example made this a very good video.
Great video and very valuable points on how and when to diversify. Thank you! 💎
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Thank you for bringing information on warrens holdings i can find anywhere else. It provides a much clearer picture as to "the why" behind mr buffetts advice.
I prefer to put all the money in one basket and watch the basket carefully. I find it almost no sense to own more than 10 stocks for retail investors.
Great video my conclusion if you cannot explain in 2 minutes what your stock does you should not own it. To build up portfolios that are concentrated are better once you hit your target you may diversify to maintain your wealth 👍
@Karl Napf Yep 100% Correct!
Yes. Although I’d say 30 seconds. Great companies tend to be simple and focused.
Great video! I love all of your very professional work and it helps me a lot to get knowledge.
Considering the Dunning-Kruger effect most of people should stick to diversification as most of them think they know what they are doing, being the majority of them wrong.
Most of them confuse *thinking* with feeling. They act on their feelz instead of studying and thinking things through.
@@HiroNguy Funny, i actually fail when i apply my intellect in such cases, going with a feeling only led to wins so far
@@ksem_ch3186stay poor and keep feeling
I have invested in 127 different companies I just collect whatever dividends they paying.
First ! Woo! Just finished watching the video and the thing I love about this channel is I ALWAYS learn something new, regardless of the amount of knowledge that I think that already have.
AJ I appreciate that a ton, glad you enjoyed it. I hope I can keep on surprising you, but I imagine that it will get harder and harder!
super thank you for this video 🙏
I’ve been deep into learning about the stock recently, I’ve had your videos on repeat for over a month now and still continue to learn! So beneficial and definitely will have a lot of my success in the market place in future to be because of you :) thankyou!
Same here. I'm new to this stuff. Good luck
11 months later: Earned absolutely nothing ahahahahhaa@@elroco4827
You make great videos. I've learned A LOT from your channel.
I agree with this thinking. If you own 30 stocks you will most likely earn something close to the average market return, and you can't really keep track of all of them anyway. So you might as well put your money in index funds where dividends get reinvested automatically. I have around 50 % of my portfolio in 3 different stocks, and the other 50 % in index funds.
This approach seems solid. What ETFs do You own?
You are good at proving books summaries
Less stocks can mean more volatility but bigger returns in the long run, largely depends on your ability to stomach swings.
You can stomach swings with long-term mindset. And seize the oportunity to buy more when market is down
Less stocks don't mean bigger returns at all. You don't invest thinking first in the return, but in the risk.
You will not find well-aged studies that indicate less diversification results in higher risk adjusted returns.
@@marcelobitaraes2372 Depends on your time horizon, if your on a short horizon modern portfolio theories risk is in the volatility of the price probably make more sense to you. But the longer your time horizon the more the underlying business, its earnings power, state of its balance sheet, its ability to reinvest cashflow and, its management its competitors are how you gauge risk. Obviously not just buying on stocks, you have to select them and that involves understanding the businesses your buying into which takes a lot of research. If your diversifying for sake of diversifying, you risk not understanding big sections of your portfolio or selecting inferior companies.
@@stockthesis8411 this considering that you will get all the stocks right, what with a concentrated portfolio it's very, very, very difficult. That's why I think a diversified portfolio is better than a concentrated
Great stuff! Just started investing 2 months ago and this channel is so helpful for Know-nothing investors like me.
Hey great job with this video! Subbed.
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Very Great Content as always. Thanks for That. Additional to Buffet Diversification: we see now going back to concentration at BH, due to Apple with a 40% Position.
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Just something to consider is Buffett and Munger became multi millionaires & billionaires from BUYING entire businesses into Berkshire Hathaway, taking them private. When they’ve liked something they’ve literally taken it off the market. Look at Berkshires private portfolio…there’s a huge difference between capital appreciation of owning shares of a company and just buying it outright and collecting 100% of its gross profits not dependent on its stock price. Since his 30’s Buffett has had the kind of wealth where he could bet most of it on one company because he’s had huge valuable assets & businesses he owns to fall back on….and he’s also taken some huge losses on positions too. Most people will never have the kind of money to bet most of it on a few things and hope they’re right because it took them years just to build up that capital in the first place. I do love Warren’s principles but there’s certain things billionaires can do that most people can’t which is take unsubstantiated risk for the potential of huge gains.
I found that its how to keep profits is important at the same time if you act as a keeper of your money for others to take it later how smart is that.
would love to see more 5 TAKEAWAYS videos.
Which is best stock market or mutual fund?
Great video as always
Great video. 👍👍👍
Thank you
Gems 💎
7:58. Can you please define and describe what is "Indutries with a lot of flux"? Thanks in advance
Very Informative.
Great video, yup learned this from Buffet YEARS ago- I am buying a company for 25 to 30 years, when I buy a stock. So I have one stock- APPLE, and one index fund, if I think Apple is the best business for the next 25 years, why would I invest in anything else! So yes agree million percent- plus I dont have watch stupid stock tickers, try know when to sell not to sell, this is easy investing! Makes ya rich also, with time and compound interest
look up where 30,20,10 years ago top 5 companies by market cap ended up lmfao. you picking apple is the same as picking BTS for best k-pop band during BTS craze.
@@johnsuckher3037 Hopefully they won't end up like Big Bang. I think the concentration strategy is sound, but it can't be everything, and you need a realistic time window. Around 80% of my portfolio is in AAPL, MSFT, GOOG, ADBE and AMZN, which I bought with the intent to hold 10 years.
If you're looking to hold something for 20-30 years, I don't think there's anything you can hold that long that won't revert to V00-type returns.
Very good info!
Wonderful video.
Hi swedish investar I am from Indiana
Thank you for this video! It's very helpful. Lol I love the prehistoric art of investors debating diversification. Speaking of Swedish stocks, what are your thoughts on Oatly?
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hi, would you might to share me which software or application you are using for your video?
thank you
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Did you buy shares of Auto Store?
Buffet is a marketing god and testimonial for an asset. If he makes his investments know others institutions will flock into it and stabilize and increase demand. Peter Pennyless telling his friends he has invested in beyond meat will not have the same effect
Doesn't really matter, as long as you have the right stocks
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Hey mate! Greetings from Down Under! I use a core satellite approach. I have a core of EFTs and then a satellite of dividend growth shares that I have ranked similarly to yourself. I now have rules about what I buy and when. In my humble opinion, if there are rules (that can be changed if not working for me) then I am more likely not to be tempted by just being human. In my satellite portfolio, I have about 77 stocks because I want dividends paid every day where possible. Why? Because I am living in a country whose AUD is less than USD so that when dividends are spun off, they are added to my buying power which means I need to put in less lower AUDs myself. You can pretty much tell where I am in my investing journey. Cheers!
I love this channel...
In my portfolio I do have
Bank of America
Zygna
Tattooed chef
Sundial Growers
Beginner? 1)diversify 2)don't time 3)buy low, sell high
Advanced: 1) concentrate 2) opportune 3) hold "forever"
15-20 is hood for me
Recently bought some recommended stocks and now they are just penny stocks. There seems to be more negative portfolios in the last 3rd half of 2023 with markets tumbling, soaring inflation, and banks going out of business. My concern is how can the rapid interest-rate hike be of favor to a value investor, or is it better avoiding stocks for a while?
At this moment in time I have one, Alibaba, I've been adding every payday and will do until it hits 220 then I will add another stock. Only been investing for 4 months and can't see any reason not to just have one at the moment.
how does the negativ 40% taste?
I would to hear your option on Peter Lynch approach, I know you have covered the book One Up on Wallstreet. Which I have just finished. He seems to focus much more on quantity of smaller companies, 1200 stocks! At one point!
Indeed, Lynch's approach was different than Buffett's! It's a great book too, awesome that you got to read it. I will probably cover Lynch again, eventually, but the two videos that I have in mind with him are very ambitious ones, and I'm currently trying to have weekly updates.
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Thanks for the video. I learned so much from last one year from this channel. I have small request, could you please make a video on different sectors and their business models. For example: Insurance as a sector is a light weight business with no big liabilities or assets to buy unlike auto sector.
i have 655 individual open positions in my Porty, all i do is peel small profits off of a few core positions and open new ones, been doing it for 9mths or so.
you say you do all these ratings, due diligences whatever. so how well did you perform over the years? if I bought meme stocks can I safely state that I made unrealized gains many times over your investment gains?
I think when it comes to value investing, it should be made clear that over the long run, it is a strategy with its ups and downs, like many other strategies. It is perfectly reasonable, however its results are still very much dependent on the markets. Also, when you pick individual stocks, much of the return is coming from factors as market, sector, geography, which you can still get with wider ETFs. This can't be denied but it is often unseen by the value investor. Let alone the time that you have to put into researching stocks - if you have a full time job it is difficult to do it properly.
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A Canadian index etf with 2.9% yield looks good to me too
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I got Coke, Heinz, Tesla, Palantir, NVIDIA, Waste Management, Costco, Wells Fargo and Berkshire Class B.
I have 90% of my portfolio in one company the other 10% are in crypto. It's working pretty good for me and I think when u know a lot about one theme you should be able to know what company in that theme will the biggest in the future or and is the best risk opportunitie option.
That is the most horrible portfolio I can imagine...
@@martijntjeeh 90% Tesla and 20% of that are options I will tell u my gains in a few years😉 its just stupid to buy for example BYD or any AI or solar company if u have one that does all and furthermore is in a very good position in all of them. The only sector I have to learn more about is the genomic sector. But I don't invest in things I don't truly understand. So I invested in things where I know who the best is and where I am pretty sure who the best will be the future. I study math and physics so that's basically what I work with in school and I read a lot of books articles etc. It's just stupid to buy many company's in a single sector, pick one it shouldn't be to hard to find the best one.
@@jankoln4727 that is the most stupid reasoning I have ever heard. Tesla is valued at what 1000 PE? 500x 2060 EBITDA? Just find the best and buy it? Alright warren buffet if it’s that easy and simple, go look up the best and biggest companies on the stock market 50 years ago and tell me how many of those survived. In other words something that looks like a sure thing now can turn to dust in no time. Remember blackberry? They had 60% of the phone market, where did they go? Motorola?
@@martijntjeeh did u even read my message? I said what will be the biggest and best in the future aswell and that is the most important part of it. And you are talking about the pe ratio at the moment, that is so weird just look at the sectors that Tesla is going to disrupt and their huge lead in some of them and how they accelerate their lead even further. So u want to tell me that a company that is already far ahead and is moving faster than anyone else will simply stop moving faster and lose their lead? As an example for fsd data means everything and there is no way that any company in the world will get more data than Tesla has when they already have a huge lead and they collect much more data than anyone else. Moreover they are building bigger factorys with bigger capacity than anyone else for more evs to get even more data. There is literally no way Tesla is going to lose the ev and fsd race. Moreover most car and fsd makers are using lider which is the stupidest idea to solve that problem out there.
@@jankoln4727 im not even gonna argue with you, you are clearly a genius. Good luck
"We all know the stock market, due to covid has been a rollercoaster ride, but it has been more than people would have imagined during a pandemic".
Got it, so SPY shares it is
Hi swedish, which models do You think should be used in order to evaluate if a company is reasonably priced? I already have the graham formula and lynch peg formula, but maybe dcf fcf is better? I dont know😊
Hi Thomas! The DCF is probably the "ultimate" formula for valuing companies, but sometimes you can get good indications by using the two that you mentioned. DCF is "better" but it takes more time and it is only as good as the assumptions that you make in it (growth of earnings, discount rate etc).
@@TheSwedishInvestor Thanks a lot!
Great video! At 4:15 I'm not sure your summary reflected what Buffett meant. You summarised it as scarcity of opportunity, whereas I believe he was referring to scale of opportunity. i.e. they're forced into diversification because they can't invest as much capital as they'd like in individual companies. (I imagine this is how they ended up with wholly owned subsidiaries.)
Hey Paul Maddox! I think I agree with your reasoning here, but I'd say that as Buffett want/need scale today that leads to scarcity, so the two are closely related.
Great video!!! I have recently opened a position in a Swedish company called SBB. What you think about them????
2 stocks
which tool did you use? doodly?
Diversification has to go hand in hand with sound investment. I just don't see how a retail investor can bet his fortune on 2-3 companies and expect to make a fortune. Unless he knows A LOT about those companies, it's too risky to concentrate on just a few companies. It's important to earn money and try to keep it, than lose a fair chunk of it in the hope of earning even more.
I'd rather enjoy a 20-30% p.a. portfolio return than try to double my portfolio.
sometimes it's enough knowing that company does the right steps (says a lot about workers and management) and produces best product. clout eventually reaches them and they fly to the sky
You must know better than Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, ben graham. Every good investor has been saying, writing and teaching and DOING this same approach except Jim Simons
I thought he was referencing Smash :P
Nobody can become financially successful over night. They put in background work but we tend to see the finished part. Fear is a dangerous component, hindering us from taking bold steps we need in other to reach our goals
My advice to new investors: Buy good companies stocks and hold them as long as they are good companies. Just do this and ignore the forecasts and market views which are at best entertaining but completely useless
PRISCILLA DEARMIN-TURNER, That's whom i work with
I have seen loads of news of PRISCILLA DEARMIN-TURNER on the internet, she must really be that good for she to be talked about in such a way. Is she on UA-cam? please how do I reach her
No she's not!...You can just put her name on google and you will be directed to her website and drop her your message.
Best to invest in index and etfs like NDX100, S&P 500, as these consist of a diversified giant and large caps companies
Thanks a lot to you 👍
You only need one stock and it’s BRK.b
I have 55 stocks but it's all about percentages for me.. I'm going to get rid of 15 then when I grow my account maximum 30.. I sleep better at night..
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You only ever make a loss when you sell. So if you pick good stocks, and let them do their thing... Then you haven’t lost anything until you decide to sell and take a lower price than you bought for.
cope. this channel many times talked about opportunity cost
Initially I invested in 219 companies, I have sold 115 companies in profit range 10 persent. Now I have 104 companies with 7 persent total profit. How you compare it with
He’s got over 1 billion shares of Bank of America. What? How? And that’s just one company.
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@@beatricebanwat5462
Go scam someone else.
Is it such a bad strategy, as someone about to turn 18, to invest a percentage of my money put aside to invest each month in index funds, giving myself security and confidence in compounding? The rest of my monthly investments could then go to my own research and learning.
BH has currently $138 B in cash, (out of $ 300 B portfolio), so why the cash sliver on 4:28?
Hey Gerson Rod! It's because they hold most of the cash in operating subsidiaries. At the parent company level, they only hold about $12b in cash. So, in an sense, the combined $138b is reflected in the value of the operating subsidiaries in the pie chart at 4:28.
@@TheSwedishInvestor thanks mate, you have the best value investing content! Cheers!
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