The off-air bit that starts at 28:49 was probably my favorite parts. It shows a genuine admiration for each other. And reminds me of Dale Carnegie’s line; “Be hearty in your approbation and lavish in your praise.”
buffet is literally a savant. read his life story and you will understand why he is one of the most brilliant market analysts that has ever walked the planet.
One lesson I've learnt from billionaires is to always put your money to work, and diversifying your investments. I'm planning to invest about $30k of my savings in stocks this year, and I hope I make profits.
You are right. The best approach I feel is to diversify investments- by spreading investments across different asset classes like bonds, real estate, and international stocks, they can reduce the impact of a market meltdown.
Your advisor must be really good, I hope it's okay to inquire if you're still collaborating with the same advisor and how I can get in touch with them?
She appears to be well-She seems to be well educated and well-read. I ran a Google search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.
Two of the greatest people, and greatest minds in business in one interview, I love it! I hope their example leads many more in the business space, and in the world as a whole, to improve their way of thinking, and make a brighter future for America, and the world it is a part of.
Stop hating on these guys just cause you don´t understand how to invest in stock. Do your research, do your own evaluation, and trust yourself. Its your fault for depending on someone else to do your job. If you want to make money, do the work. Its that simple. Go cry somewhere else.
Dimon is the CEO of the bank that: 1.Got a $416 Billion dollar bailout while he sat on the board of the NY Fed before being invited to then be it's CEO as a thank you for bailing them out. That same board now votes to pay him over $30 million annually in salary. 2. Was fined $13 Billion for mortgage fraud. 3. Was found guilty of illegally foreclosing on homes and the homes of veterans after the great recession. 4. Avoids taxs by using offshoring its profits.
It's so great if Mr Buffet and Mr Dimon try to invest in Brazil. Personally, I consider Brazilian economy one of most vibrant and important country around the world. We have an significant industry and agricultural background.
I really really like Warren Buffett. That said, there is a real serious issue with the low wages of Americans with high debt. Demand for goods and services are drying up because 80% of Americans have no spending power; they are barely making it. With less and less market demand, the economy will go the way of so many South American economies in the past with the 1% holding 95% of the wealth... stagnation and economic collapse.
If they can come up with a great business model for health care and deliver innovations, and efficiencies, it's helps everyone and the economy in many ways by people and businesses saving money on health care costs, while getting better health care. The health care industry is notoriously bloated and wasteful.
I like Jamie Dimon and the chairman of Berkshire Hathaway has been a hero of mine for my entire adult life. But it's a little rich for them to (rightfully) criticize the prioritization of short-term results when it's the long-term results that matter while conveniently ignoring that the very platform they're being interviewed on has done more to focus on short-term results than anyone. CNBC is the single most destructive force I can think of when it comes to the gamification of something that should be taken extremely seriously. The animations, set designs, and the pace of breaking news all makes it sound look and sound like a giant casino. I get why Becky Quick didn't say anything against CNBC but Warren and Jamie had nothing to lose by being honest about whose fault this is.
[Just pretend this is the only business you and your family are going to own for 50 years and you can't sell it. If you do, you'll make the right decisions] - Warren Buffett
These were actually good questions. Which is very rare for Buffett questions. However the cell phone... seriously CNBC. Its like Im watching a local college news program.
The world should do a throughly insightful grand finale interview for Warren Buffet because it doesn’t look like his clock is going to tic much longer. Sorry to say.
Please switch off your phone Miss Journalist and ask your peers to shut it in the background. You are actually interviewing a Legend Mr Buffet and a star CEO of JP Morgan. Please understand the serious situation you are in.
There is stuff alert in number. Too high must adjust and too low must adjust. In order to manage businesses run smoothly. That what the numbers are for.
Its amazing to me the I see that so many people think they know more than Warren Buffett. Nobody is right ALL the time but his track record is much better than most people on money matters.
Healthcare is a mess. It's not about them owning it. They will never own it (healthcare is far too large). It's about coming up with and demonstrating a business model for how to fix it. The government will never solve the health care crisis (it is a crisis of cost), as it rarely solves any problems in society besides by keeping rule of law. The free market private sector is what made our world prosperous and advanced today.
Mark Freeman (captain obvious) and your point? They are still majority share holders in each of their companies. Hence, they essentially own it. They have a u hugeeee influence on the daily operations. If I bought one share technically I'm an owner, but there is and obvious difference. I don't understand your point.
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So less transparency for your investors is better? I'm sure the billionaires have much more of an inside idea of what's going on in a particular company that they are invested in than the librarian with 10 shares.
Would you buy a business you buy it to hold it forever. Quarter by quarter guidance and numbers makes investors a more skittish lot, buying and selling on an executive's words, leading to all kinds of bad incentives for a company's executives. They should be more focused long-term, not quarter by quarter.
I had to click when I read those two names together, Warren Buffet and Jamie Dimon.
Jamie Dimon is the tornado when he talks.
The off-air bit that starts at 28:49 was probably my favorite parts. It shows a genuine admiration for each other. And reminds me of Dale Carnegie’s line; “Be hearty in your approbation and lavish in your praise.”
“So hit us with a fine, we can afford it” -Jamie D.
buffet is literally a savant. read his life story and you will understand why he is one of the most brilliant market analysts that has ever walked the planet.
wdym
One lesson I've learnt from billionaires is to always put your money to work, and diversifying your investments. I'm planning to invest about $30k of my savings in stocks this year, and I hope I make profits.
You are right. The best approach I feel is to diversify investments- by spreading investments across different asset classes like bonds, real estate, and international stocks, they can reduce the impact of a market meltdown.
Your advisor must be really good, I hope it's okay to inquire if you're still collaborating with the same advisor and how I can get in touch with them?
Sonya Lee Mitchell is her name. She is regarded as a genius in her area and works for Empower Financial Services.
She appears to be well-She seems to be well educated and well-read. I ran a Google search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.
I cannot believe this is the first time the 2 great minds in one interview together!
short terminism makes executives and boards behave like politicians!, it is a cancer. I am Glad this is happening.
Two of the greatest people, and greatest minds in business in one interview, I love it! I hope their example leads many more in the business space, and in the world as a whole, to improve their way of thinking, and make a brighter future for America, and the world it is a part of.
I’m sorry to say hh
zip em up when u done lil bro
Good old Warren...
Good old Fascist
@@thomaskrohn3899 fascist lol I hope that's a joke Warren is a legend
@@thomaskrohn3899 define Fascist 🤣 ppl r so dumb 🤦♂️
Stop hating on these guys just cause you don´t understand how to invest in stock. Do your research, do your own evaluation, and trust yourself. Its your fault for depending on someone else to do your job. If you want to make money, do the work. Its that simple. Go cry somewhere else.
Josiah Flaming yeah go and cry in Hummel Park
Too true, the lack of education from people complaining or making a fuss is ridiculous. Educate yourselves people and the world truly is your oyster
Dimon is the CEO of the bank that: 1.Got a $416 Billion dollar bailout while he sat on the board of the NY Fed before being invited to then be it's CEO as a thank you for bailing them out. That same board now votes to pay him over $30 million annually in salary. 2. Was fined $13 Billion for mortgage fraud. 3. Was found guilty of illegally foreclosing on homes and the homes of veterans after the great recession. 4. Avoids taxs by using offshoring its profits.
Becky is the kind of girl that silences her phone when you call
Because it turns on the vibrator.
That's 100 years of wisdom ❤️
It's so great if Mr Buffet and Mr Dimon try to invest in Brazil. Personally, I consider Brazilian economy one of most vibrant and important country around the world. We have an significant industry and agricultural background.
I've seen many big companies turning some investments to Brazil, maybe it's closer than you think
She always asks Warren Buffet the same questions and he always has the same answers
I really really like Warren Buffett. That said, there is a real serious issue with the low wages of Americans with high debt. Demand for goods and services are drying up because 80% of Americans have no spending power; they are barely making it. With less and less market demand, the economy will go the way of so many South American economies in the past with the 1% holding 95% of the wealth... stagnation and economic collapse.
If they can come up with a great business model for health care and deliver innovations, and efficiencies, it's helps everyone and the economy in many ways by people and businesses saving money on health care costs, while getting better health care. The health care industry is notoriously bloated and wasteful.
I like Jamie Dimon and the chairman of Berkshire Hathaway has been a hero of mine for my entire adult life. But it's a little rich for them to (rightfully) criticize the prioritization of short-term results when it's the long-term results that matter while conveniently ignoring that the very platform they're being interviewed on has done more to focus on short-term results than anyone. CNBC is the single most destructive force I can think of when it comes to the gamification of something that should be taken extremely seriously. The animations, set designs, and the pace of breaking news all makes it sound look and sound like a giant casino. I get why Becky Quick didn't say anything against CNBC but Warren and Jamie had nothing to lose by being honest about whose fault this is.
What a sharp contrast. Buffett and Dimon - two opposite poles together on TV
Jamie Demon looks like the Professor from Gilligan's Island.
But the Professor was a gentleman and not an arrogant bore.
Vvc
[Just pretend this is the only business you and your family are going to own for 50 years and you can't sell it. If you do, you'll make the right decisions] - Warren Buffett
12:50 to 12:59 Jamie Dimon says worst threat is nuclear proliferation. 2 years later and we now see the power and impact of a global pandemic.
And now we see maybe something nuclear in the short term.
Thankyou so much
Warrenn is like those grumpy customers who are always complaining I need a fee waiver lamp lol😂😂😂
Three awesome people.
The faces of long term stock market investing 👍
can't she turn her phone off for 30 min?
musicandoutdoors exactly, an interview with 2 richest people and yet she can’t mute her phone 😐
i dont care. she is pretty
:) Can happen. I think she does a great job interviewing Warren. Not nervous, knows her stuff and better than the average person would do.
Incarceration is not a problem, it is a responsibility. Crime is the problem.
The horizon really is infinity as far as im concerned, Warren Buffet.
These were actually good questions. Which is very rare for Buffett questions. However the cell phone... seriously CNBC. Its like Im watching a local college news program.
its a cell phone, calm down
Very privledged and important
I like listening to these guys both have a good chemistry! I could tell Waren buffet agreed with him! If only Congress could do this
Jamie Dimon: We have no potholes
Coronaviris: hold my beer
And they are still doing just fine lol. Have you read their 10k.
Genius truck Low'o'd
Each company. Each market.
Never thought I'd say it... Finally these guys are one to something that makes sense.
Warren seems to be full of humor and laughter despite the tremendous pressure and stress of
investing billions of dollars!!LOL
The world should do a throughly insightful grand finale interview for Warren Buffet because it doesn’t look like his clock is going to tic much longer. Sorry to say.
Fact fullness was written by Hans Rosling. In case viewers want to read the book . Steven Pinkler is a amazing author as well.
How lucky I feel to live in the same era of Warren Buffet and Jamie Dimon!
Please switch off your phone Miss Journalist and ask your peers to shut it in the background. You are actually interviewing a Legend Mr Buffet and a star CEO of JP Morgan. Please understand the serious situation you are in.
great!!
I am very appreciative to listen to extremely intelligent and super gifted persons
good interview. wish i could be like wareen sor
Everything Warren buys now comes with a lifetime warranty...
If there are more agencies that are regularly competing for better results and evaluations,
they're tourist attractions.
There is stuff alert in number. Too high must adjust and too low must adjust. In order to manage businesses run smoothly. That what the numbers are for.
21:39 with all due respect, i just couldn't stop laughing
Warren Buffett started investing at 12 years old?
Robespierring/Dresdening a session of the BRT sounds like a great idea for the future performance of the nation and humanity.
ur talking to warren buffet and ur phone goes off 15:30
Fast forward to March 2020 and all those predictions were thrown out the window. Ahh the joy of counting your chickens before they've hatched.
This aged well.
Wow really? Your iphone is ringing when Warren is speaking? I'm sure you'll be someone significant in the Wikipedia Pages.
Mention count Jamie mentions warren 11 times, Mention count Warren mentions Jamie 0 times = Jamie > warren fan boy
eyzoff lol he is a Warren fanboy. It's no secret.
SOJO so!!!
2 legends ❤
Love both of these guys but Jamie, chase bank is an absolute nightmare to deal with as a customer.
Warren sounds tired
He's about to turn 88 years old.
IMAO he eats at mc Donald’s every morning taking its toll
He is a fossil.
He’s old AF
Eduardo Sanchez pls see his impact and his energy level at his age and compare with normal ppl of his age and you'll get a good perspective
InBev sold a brewery in Japan to help annual earnings, and a few mths later, bought it back at a 50% mark up...
FFS. If you have the honor of interviewing both of these legends at the same time, turn off your goddamn phone
Its amazing to me the I see that so many people think they know more than Warren Buffett. Nobody is right ALL the time but his track record is much better than most people on money matters.
Great proposal
so small shareholders don't get to hear nothing and big shareholders get wind of everything?
Jamie Diamond may have just admitted all the ways he's fudged his numbers in the past.
Recently got into investing and I have no idea who this AI lady in a bad wig is but she's on every single Buffett interview lol
Warren buffet is the goat
Nobel prize winning economists believe Italy better out of Euro.
How old is Becky Quick ? She's still hot !
Makeup works wonders, look at mark cuban when he's not on shark tank lol
WTF is Jamie talking about? Consumer debt is skyrocketing. Just hit a new all time high. I've not seen a single report or chart that says otherwise.
he said except for student loans which is what is driving the debt and happens to be the only loan system run by the government
@@habibbialikafe339 If you take out a loan, you pay the loan back. Problem solved.
@@biffbifford402 wtf do u mean? U asked about debt and I answered ur question. I didn’t say anything about not paying it back lol
Boom! Long term.
WAGES? REALLY!? Maybe they're going up at the top ... but in the REAL world ... we're struggling.
Why do so many people come here to write negative comments without any logical argument?
Cbf arguing with you all who don't make valid points..
In major cites “Akers” should go for $40 per square feet.
Average house cost in year 2030 in “LA” should be $2.7m
BTC comment at 27:27
Junk Man they are speechless. Scared shitless.
@@apostolapostolov5247 how's your hodling going
Junk Man HODL on bro, HODL on. But it won’t be back for another decade, Mark my words.
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"Can't you solve those problems just by offering higher wages?" (Stumbling for words...)
Good morning world 🌍😊
These guys love a fixed game. Long term thinking on its face is a good idea.
Bob, we'll call you when we have a role for you.
Always happy to help ; )
Lol
Bob McCall what do you mean?
Interesting
Mexico only has tennis, soccer, and maybe charter buses.
Wow, she can’t put her phone on silent? Pretty rude.
a positive attitude, motivation and common sense and its possible to succeed at what you enjoy doing. *bring back the NINJA mortgage
1:51 1:54 2:05
Mr. Wiwat/lnside Best Mercedes AMG
Mr. Wiwat Team Haro old school BMX TV
Becky looks cute in this dress! xD
“I like to buy stocks”-Warren Buffet
i love you
Billionaires getting together to potentially own Healthcare. This can't go wrong at all.
Healthcare is a mess. It's not about them owning it. They will never own it (healthcare is far too large). It's about coming up with and demonstrating a business model for how to fix it. The government will never solve the health care crisis (it is a crisis of cost), as it rarely solves any problems in society besides by keeping rule of law. The free market private sector is what made our world prosperous and advanced today.
It's already like that bro. You have no idea...
Terrance Scott better than the government
They run public companies - owned by millions of shareholders.
Mark Freeman (captain obvious) and your point? They are still majority share holders in each of their companies. Hence, they essentially own it. They have a u hugeeee influence on the daily operations. If I bought one share technically I'm an owner, but there is and obvious difference. I don't understand your point.
Lamont Marcvell Ja
The feudal system.
Why. You people. Hating. Owe. My friend. mr. Wayne Buffalo. He. Are. Very good man down to. Earth man That real talked. From Alex Manuel
Waiting for them to mention bitcoin and digital assets be like... *yawns* I'll brb.
V r done warren if it rises tom❤❤🎉🎉
one point use in moment to drop in target use in movement in monetary in why that price in stop in bath to use in banlance price in vat to number vat point to drop in target use in vat.
So less transparency for your investors is better? I'm sure the billionaires have much more of an inside idea of what's going on in a particular company that they are invested in than the librarian with 10 shares.
Would you buy a business you buy it to hold it forever. Quarter by quarter guidance and numbers makes investors a more skittish lot, buying and selling on an executive's words, leading to all kinds of bad incentives for a company's executives. They should be more focused long-term, not quarter by quarter.
MR. Chief Nerd
trickery at its finest
Jamie Dimon - last seen hiking in the foothills of Mount Donald…..