Carol Loomis Interview: Warren Buffett's Principles and Ethics
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- Financial Journalist Carol Loomis opens up about her long personal and business relationship with Warren Buffett. Loomis was the editor of “Tap Dancing to Work: Warren Buffett on Practically Everything, 1966-2012: A Fortune Magazine Book”.
Note to viewers: The audio of this interview cuts out at the two-minute mark and picks up again about a minute later.
Carol Loomis joined the staff of Fortune Magazine in 1954 as a research associate and had the longest tenure of any employee in the magazine’s history, retiring in 2014. She is credited with coining the term “hedge fund” for an investment strategy of A.W. Jones & Co. She is the pro bono editor of Warren Buffett’s annual shareholder letter and a shareholder in Berkshire Hathaway.
From the HBO / Kunhardt Film Foundation (KFF) Documentary "Becoming Warren Buffett." With a net worth of over $60,000,000,000, Warren Buffett is truly a one-of-a-kind billionaire. This documentary chronicles Buffett's evolution into one of the wealthiest and most respected men in the world.
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Carol Loomis, Financial Journalist
Interviewed By: Peter Kunhardt
Interview Date: May 18, 2016
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Thank you for uploading these interviews.
Amazing, love it when successful people share openly how they became successful. We need more people like Warren and Charlie.
Only my Left ear gets the Audio. Can't listen to whole interview because of this. Please fix. Thanks,
Same here please fix
If u need two ears for such important information, u don’t deserve such information nor knowledge & wealth it offers
@@Fj8282haha They definitely could of fixed the audio
Hi Kunhardt, thanks for posting. Can the audio be corrected somehow? Thanks.
We're so sorry about the audio issue, for some reason its out from 02:00 - 03:15 then there are no issues.
@@lifestoriesinterviews Thank you for responding. In addition to the silent portion you note, I also observe throughout the entire rest of the footage, something with the sound which sounds like an instability or pitch variation. I find it hard to describe, but it is noise related to the voice and occurs in conjunction with the speaking, as opposed to background noise. It almost sounds like instead of the sound cutting out at peaking, it doesn't dampen the pitch but accentuates it or echoes it. I have not found this to occur on other interviews of this series, but I have seen it before in other videos of other makers. If it is my system, I apologize. I'm surprise you do not hear it though.
the audio was gone after 2 min so i stopped watching it!
Appears to return around 3:15 in. Obviously wish audio was better. As Carol Loomis is somebody you go out of your way to read/listen to
Loves the way she rolls the eyes in the beginning lol
KING Charlie must be the one pulling the strings on Solomon …lol
How did such contentful video about one of the most successful people in the world got such views. Shame. Time to wake up
There is no mention about Susie leaving Buffett and moving to San Fransisco where she had numerous affairs. Yet she would still attend business events with Buffett!!??
Susie even set up Buffett with a live in girlfriend who Buffett finally married. Weird
people. Money can’t buy class.
Yes but humans thrive on VARIETY. Why do fashions change? Why do music tastes change? Why do autos look 'improved' (actually, just *different*) every new model year?
Because humans get bored with sameness. Our entire economy is 100% dependent on this trait of humans.
Why do very popular TV shows fall in ratings then get cancelled?
Why do people get divorced?
VARIETY. We all need it.
- new job
- new house or apartment
- new hobbies
- new pet
- new girlfriend
VARIETY.
If you knew Warren and Susie, it would be understandable.
@@Greg_Chase Great way to destroy the sanctity of marriage.
@@13snoopy Marriage in the U.S. lasts 7 to 8 years so you're practically guaranteed that if you have kids they'll experience the 'broken home.' The traditional female gender role was abandoned, incrementally, starting in the 1960s.
Do we really need more people? Look at all those homeless. We do not need more new people.
People start getting on each others nerves when there's too many of us. Do we have proof of that?
Yes. Compare the big city to the small town. Small towns have very few of the problems of highly populated areas.
A 'sabbatical' for two generations of no new people could be a blessing for the U.S., maybe the world.
Mother Nature may well be behind the changes in society that have led to low birth and marriage rates.
If you want to get married, go for it, get it out of your system. But for most of us, seeing the downside, marriage, having kids, is DISCREDITED
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I don’t understand why there is no mention of the fact that Buffett’s wife left him and had numerous affairs. This Susie person was a woman who left her husband for nothing but his money. She and Buffett would still attend functions together yet they lived in separate states. She’d moved to San Fransisco while he still lived in Omaha. Susie actually set up Buffett up with a live in girlfriend who Buffett eventually married.
They are personal weirdos.