I love how he laughed just before he said " you forgot to mention we cut the dividend!" hahahaha Probably one of the few people on earth who could take that kind of a beating on a stock (in the short term) and still laugh about it. Of course at his age pretty much any day is a good day. Also he's sitting there looking at Becky so how bad could his day be.
The price being cheaper is only good if you are buying more... If the next day cheeseburger cut out the some of the cheese and the meat is under investigation by the food standards agency, it probably is not worth the price you originally paid for it.
If you want to see what the future of US food retailers take a look at the United Kingdom. Tesco, Salisbury's, Morison's etc... all sell 90% their own products and all of them have offered home delivery for over the last 10-6 years. As someone who grew up in the UK and moved to the US it can sometimes be shocking how far behind the US is. A lot of it is down to the sheer scale of the US and localized retailers allow easy delivery in the UK. But even simple things like one touch-less payments, they have done that in the UK for years, yet its advertised as a big new thing in the US. When I was visiting family a few months back I was in a corner shop and they asked me if my card was touch-less, I asked the cashier how common it is for people to pay this way and she said everyone does it. I followed with a question of "even the older shoppers?" she said of course, literally everyone. All the food brands in the US will be obliterated when Walmart, Safeway etc... cut out the middle men, make more profit and place it right next to the private brands at a 10-20% discount.
Yeah and UK consumers are more than happy to buy Sainsbury's own brand ketchup over the 'strong brand' of Heinz ketchup, despite what some other comments on here say.
Follow the principles of value investing. Buy things not because they are cheap, but if they are at a good price for their value. Applies from stocks to any product.
For years i've been looking at what Kraft puts on the shelves of supermarkets and wondering who would buy this garbage. Garbage in a tiny packages. No wonder Costco is doing great with their bigger size/healthier products
Kraft, as a brand has been destroyed after 30 years of being passed around by greedy investment “banks”. Now is pulling Heinz down with it. The board of “directors” is so out of touch with anything else but to enrich themselves real quick. The “do you have what it takes” cliché ridiculously points to the image of a company commanded by one-eyed gurus
In short summary: Eat mcdonalds, drink coke, bath in corn syrup, and if you aren't deathly ill and still alive you can use your 1% ROI to pay for your pharma pills and medical bills
See they made stocks to be complicated when it really is not. The look in her face when Buffett said he does not mind that $4bn loss. She went to school for this and the way she was taught investing was using charts and shit negating that it's market driven. the hamburger analogy was great. Where else in the world do you kick yourself for a product falling in price but stocks. That is why he has made billions doing this. The mentality.
The $4 billion loss is Other People's Money---LOL at them Did HSBC worry about Comey's $1 Billion fine when they got caught laundering clinton drug money????? NO it was shareholder ( other people's ) money
@@kornpop4887 not true since buffett has most of his fortune in berkshire stocks. If berkshire loses money he loses money. Lol do your reserach next time
@@LOUI-e7h are you stupid? Warren buffets money from berkshire comes from a high salary he gives himself cause its Impossible to Sue him cause His assets are in companies so the company gets sued Warren is like an employee of berkshire that owns the company and pays himself a fortune
I doubled my money in KHC on Friday when it was down about 35% for the day (it closed 27% down). I love KHC stock, and I think KHC is a great business to be invested in. I figured Buffett would agree with me on KHC still being a good business, but seeing him come out and say it gives me even more confidence in my decision.
@@leonfong4456 Campbell's is worth about $4.2 billion dollars right now (and its market cap is $9.9 billion). Its payout ratio is also over 700% and it only has 12% coverage for the annual dividend amount. I do think Campbell's will be fine long-term though. Overall, I think KHC is a better long-term bet than CPB; time will tell.
@@theinvisibleman2070 i have only been around for Sears bankruptcy. Sears was never a bargain because they literally were not worth anything. Their income and balance sheet was so bad that the business is now a liability whereas Kraft Heinz makes almost 7 billion a year. Sears has been well into revenue negative territory for years whereas KHC has managed to both decrease costs and increase sales. This is nowhere near the same as Sears.
So basically what Buffett is saying is that he miscalculated by paying too much (only a liar will tell you that they get things right 100%of the time) but at these levels the stock is a bargain. If You want to make money in the stock market you have to be prepared to buy when other people are furiously dumping their stock. Now, I’m no Warren Buffett, but I do know that if I can buy a stock a lot cheaper than Buffett did, there’s a pretty good chance that I’ll make money in the long run. That’s what I did yesterday.
Great video. Buffett says he has no intention of selling his stake in the company, haha big players in the market hold on to their losses as long as they can until market correction. Trading is all about entering the market with a good risk reward ratio following your rules with discipline as you apply good money management, doing this always will help you end up in profit.
Elon Musk was right. Competitive advantage isnt just a company's moat, it's also the ability to innovate and get ahead of the competition. On his hamburger analogy, I think after a discount of 60% from the highs he might be buying something rotten.
The point was imagine paying 20B for hamburger tday then needing more tomorrow go into the store and its 10B now for the same hamburger.. You would be super excited by the Deal and could get twice as much for the same amount you were going to pay anyway.. for long term investors they're always looking to add to their positions not sale them off so drops in price are seen as opportunities to get the same stocks for cheaper (as long as it's actually a Good company you're investing in) You can't take that approach with Crap stocks
That's what I thought. I've been listening to him for years but his reaction to that question was quite unusual. But again, $4B loss in one day even sweats the best in the business.
Never cut R&D in any business. Nor the advertising. Brands' very existence depends on how relevant they are to the consumer. Buffets made a big oopsy on Kraft & Heinz.
Interesting thought, I believe it also depends on competition. If you have a large market share, dominate logistics and distribution maybe cutting marketing would not affect sales that much. I Made a video on Ab Inbev and why the model did not applied to kraft heinz, would love to have your opinion. th-cam.com/video/QS9l-MDbuNo/w-d-xo.html
Buffet is a nice grandpha on his words and presentation. I doubt that he’ll sell his stocks now. Kraft Heinz has over 100 years history and a very strong brand. He might even buy more considering his philosophy.
I like the prospects of Kraft Heinz after it restructures itself and makes some needed changes right now its a bloated mess luckly chapter 11 seems to be a non issue should be interesting
Lmao Warren Buffett has been investing for over 75 years and you think he's nervous? He's literally the most expert investor to ever live and you think he's worried?
You probably right. I mean it's not really his money is it? Investors should always know the risk/reward. He is getting older, and old age could play with the mind especially with such great lengths. Just my 2cents.
3G, GE, Kraft, Daneher have this business philosophy of cut cut cut (Jack W of GE) Buy a company and move it to Mexico, close plants cut cut cut. Then they get caught by having there customer not care about there brands (like Heinz customers moving to French's here in Canada because Buffett closed the ketchup plant in Ontario not because it wasn't making money but because cut cut cut made sense, Canadians got pissed and thought screw Heinz) You can't grow if all you do is cut.
Companies like Shopify that are enabling small label businesses go DTC aren't helping CPG companies either. In the end the consumer is going to benefit big time.
convenience and trust of a label go a long way too when the product's enjoyable and the premium isn't obvious. Retailers put coke, red bull and pepsi in the fridge together because it's hard to mark up a 30c can of cheap off brand cola for a profit. nobody complains about the mark up on such a low cost item they consider a treat. Kraft products are on the shelf with alternatives and are closer to commodities where you'd happily swap for a cheaper option.
I am no Buffet, but if a company had a few downturns and recovers that shouldn't be an indication for long term investors to run. However, when a company constantly showing bad earnings and it is reflected by a long-term downtrend on the chart then there is something wrong with the company. Remember, companies with good fundamentals have great long-term charts and vice versa. Cutting dividends means that they need more money to operate and reduce debt - no good! I suspect that Buffet is waiting for future sell offs (one may be around the corner with SEC investigation) and then he may acquire the company for cheap outright and someone who owns a big chunk of the company already, can negotiate the price further down. If it was a good deal, why Buffet is not loading up on KHC then?! My advice: do not buy if you don't want to eat Kraft dinner for a while :)
great admirer of buffet i made money by following his principle. But this one is an investment that's going in wrong direction due to change in food industry. I think buffet is awesome but i 'm not an investor in Kraft it's risky
My issue with Kraft is it's not to expensive to be dividend efficient only 2,250 dollars after they cut the dividend. I want to buy it due to how cheap it is and use those dividends from Kraft to buy Coca Cola.
This is a 3 year old video, recently the 3G is also struggling with about 5 billion fraud in Americanas Stores in Brazil. Shares dropped 90% and now are under bankruptcy. Its brewery business seems experiencing some problems as well.
Do your DD and go with what you believe. Don't be swayed by shorts. That said, I have dipped out of investments very early because I had a bad feeling and it has saved me $.
Hmm. As a defender of Central Banks QE and easy money policies, it is funny to hear Mr.Buffet say what dont you like about getting something cheaper today than yesterday, but, it is the official policy of the Fed to make us pay at least 2% more year on year for stuff which they say its good. I wonder which is it? Is expensive good or bad. I know its bad but not according to Fed which Mr. Buffet strongly supports?
So true about stocks that ppl do not get. If it is trading cheaper and nothing has changed within the business or market place, then buy more at a discount.
When Walmart sells the same product as Kraft and Heinz but at 20% cheaper, eventually people will buy the Walmart product (Equate) and not Kraft/Heinz. Target sells their own brand, Randals sells their own brand, every grocery store now sells their own brand cheaper than Kraft/Heinz. The writing is on the wall for KHC stock. Look for a dead cat bounce to move the stock higher, but then a steady decline as the stock drops to $10/share by 2020. Kraft/Heinz will continue to take on more debt to advertise, where their competitors do not have to advertise, and the dividend will continue to be slashed. By the time Bob Kraft gets out of jail for soliciting and hiring prostitution (caught on film), the stock will be down significantly. Sell while you still can. Disclosure: I do not own any shares, not am I short the stock.
I've watched dozens of Buffet interviews over the past 15 years and I feel like this is the 1st and only time I feel like he seems nervous, possibly embarrassed inside for a $25,000,000,000+ loss in one quarter alone, and definitely worried about the future of American brands shifting away from manufacturers to retail players like Amazon, Aldi, Walmart, etc. What do you think of all the old American brands he's invested in? Do you think the world's greatest investor is allowed to make mistakes? If so, how large? Is $25 BILLION acceptable since he's made so much more over 77 years of investing? At the end, he laughs off the billion dollar losses with a dollar cost averaging opportunity example BUT can he stomach more than 26.7% of Kraft Heinz? Finally, what % of you buy soda and packaged goods?
I hope you don't own a dog. They are gmo due to cross breeding. Most "organic" fruit is gmo as well, color changes, size changes, seedless, ect. A lot of stuff we call "natural" has been genetically modified. Gmo's are necessary for society at this point.
He's happy that Costco carries his favorite fizzy pop Coke. I wouldn't trust my money to an investor that has Costco on their radar. Costco has enormous head winds, they have been stubborn to adopt e-commerce and have fallen way behind their peers. There's a company called Boxed.com and it's all digital and no membership. If you have Amazon Prime which who doesn't? Why would you have a Costco membership? They have really long lines and no self-check out. Most people have left suburban life and city life means small kitchens, Costco is made for an era of McMansions. Their core membership are out of work Baby Boomers, and if you go to a Costco, you would see how many old silver haired seniors are there compared to the next generation of shoppers. Boomers are downsizing from large homes to tiny apartments or nursing homes, so membership is not looking good for the foreseeable future at this bulk goods store. There's not a lot of locations, and Walmart and Target has more territory. Their website is a pitiful joke with very little to offer and you can't order online and pick up in store. Their app is a bigger joke. They move their products around making it frustrating for shopping. They partnered with Instacart so you don't even need a membership to shop there, Instacart is taking Costco's entire business model down the toilet. How much can Warren Buffet learn about the next generation of Millennial's consumerism if he's in Oklahoma, and he doesn't even talk to his kids? You have to be in LA, NYC, SF, where people shop at Amazon Go, Instacart, and if you are young working multiple jobs, you really don't have time like the Boomers did wasting time at the store doing impulse buys as a stay at home wife and mother. When you have some service that does the shopping for you, and deliver to your door, you are cutting out the impulse shopping and that I believe are boxed goods at the heart of the store. They have complicated unhealthy ingredients, largely marked up, and diets are changing to smaller appetites. Millennials aren't getting married and having children before 30, so there's no kids buying all the Coke and Kraft in the middle of the store. Young people are spending their time at the gym, maybe they live in a car, and need the gym for a shower, but they want to be healthy and not have health problems like the Boomers. They will shop along the walls of the supermarket: produce, meats ( which is getting expensive and many are going vegan), bakery ( getting less as it's associated with diabetes and not good for a low carb diet)...basically there's less reason to go to the market unless you have a party. It's not worth it for a few items just hire someone. If Warren Buffet spent a week long with a typical Millennial in the big cities, he will announce his retirement the next week, it's totally a brave new world. People will Postmates McDonald's that's how lazy we are to brave the LA traffic and that shows how addicted to the apps we are, we basically loathe to go in the store...it is a fucking chore to take time away from Netflix. They way Buffet talks, he's not too sure about what the hell is going on. Like nobody that works for him saw this coming? It's been going on for a long time. If only I could show him how I order shit from Alexa, Buffet will have a heart attack. Some of the box goods are on subscription on Amazon, so it's all automatic.
I love how he laughed just before he said " you forgot to mention we cut the dividend!" hahahaha Probably one of the few people on earth who could take that kind of a beating on a stock (in the short term) and still laugh about it. Of course at his age pretty much any day is a good day. Also he's sitting there looking at Becky so how bad could his day be.
No matter how many times Buffett seems to repeat himself and repeat his investing philosophy, people still don't get it!
what?
Jeff myrick if you had 1Bil to your name, you wouldn't think 10mil would be sexy.
Josiah Vanderham - Investing good point
Josiah Vanderham - Investing He is Bernie Madoff junior.
@@paulhorn9357 Even through the interviewer's questioning, it's so apparent.
The price being cheaper is only good if you are buying more...
If the next day cheeseburger cut out the some of the cheese and the meat is under investigation by the food standards agency, it probably is not worth the price you originally paid for it.
just cook it longer
If you want to see what the future of US food retailers take a look at the United Kingdom. Tesco, Salisbury's, Morison's etc... all sell 90% their own products and all of them have offered home delivery for over the last 10-6 years. As someone who grew up in the UK and moved to the US it can sometimes be shocking how far behind the US is. A lot of it is down to the sheer scale of the US and localized retailers allow easy delivery in the UK. But even simple things like one touch-less payments, they have done that in the UK for years, yet its advertised as a big new thing in the US. When I was visiting family a few months back I was in a corner shop and they asked me if my card was touch-less, I asked the cashier how common it is for people to pay this way and she said everyone does it. I followed with a question of "even the older shoppers?" she said of course, literally everyone. All the food brands in the US will be obliterated when Walmart, Safeway etc... cut out the middle men, make more profit and place it right next to the private brands at a 10-20% discount.
Yeah and UK consumers are more than happy to buy Sainsbury's own brand ketchup over the 'strong brand' of Heinz ketchup, despite what some other comments on here say.
Lmao he struggled breathing before saying “debt of 31 billion” lmao
Did she say Dr. Spock? Dr. Spock was a psychiatrist. She meant Mr. Spock on Star Trek. Mr. Buffett was too polite to correct her.
Follow the principles of value investing. Buy things not because they are cheap, but if they are at a good price for their value. Applies from stocks to any product.
applies to how we make every decision of our lives essentially
Buy your stocks as you buy your groceries, not as you buy your perfume.
@@mrbuffett1422 I never understood that analogy. How do you buy perfume?
@@pneron2032 what smells good, preference
@@IkesLionsDen ...groceries have to taste good, look good, not have pesticides ...but so does perfume...anyway.
For years i've been looking at what Kraft puts on the shelves of supermarkets and wondering who would buy this garbage. Garbage in a tiny packages. No wonder Costco is doing great with their bigger size/healthier products
Heinz Ketchup loves you. 🍅🍟
Gadianton , just sell the stock, boy))) No need for drama and sadness
With over 30.B in debt Kraft is more like going to the store and seeing the the hamburger is now 80% cheeper because it's made with rat meet
U went listening to what he said were you
7:34 This sounds like a classic Buffett aquisition target. A little bit more at 7:40
This man is the only reason Nebraska is on the map. I'd know, I'm from the Omaha-CB metro.
Kraft, as a brand has been destroyed after 30 years of being passed around by greedy investment “banks”. Now is pulling Heinz down with it.
The board of “directors” is so out of touch with anything else but to enrich themselves real quick.
The “do you have what it takes” cliché ridiculously points to the image of a company commanded by one-eyed gurus
In short summary: Eat mcdonalds, drink coke, bath in corn syrup, and if you aren't deathly ill and still alive you can use your 1% ROI to pay for your pharma pills and medical bills
Ppl don't care.🤦🏿♂️ They believe they can do the same
2:05-2:12 He's like is Becky even listening.
Spock is not a doctor.
I think Vulcan University gave him an honorary PHD.
It's fine guys I'm sure that Heinz and the Federal reserve are working together on a way to better monetize Ketchup.
he does not care about Wall Street, and he`s right to do so!
See they made stocks to be complicated when it really is not. The look in her face when Buffett said he does not mind that $4bn loss. She went to school for this and the way she was taught investing was using charts and shit negating that it's market driven. the hamburger analogy was great. Where else in the world do you kick yourself for a product falling in price but stocks. That is why he has made billions doing this. The mentality.
The $4 billion loss is Other People's Money---LOL at them
Did HSBC worry about Comey's $1 Billion fine when they got caught laundering clinton drug money?????
NO it was shareholder ( other people's ) money
@@kornpop4887 oh wait I missed that detail. That is messed up then.
@@kornpop4887 not true since buffett has most of his fortune in berkshire stocks. If berkshire loses money he loses money. Lol do your reserach next time
@@LOUI-e7h are you stupid? Warren buffets money from berkshire comes from a high salary he gives himself cause its Impossible to Sue him cause His assets are in companies so the company gets sued Warren is like an employee of berkshire that owns the company and pays himself a fortune
@@bruh-jo9lw what was Buffets salary last year?
I doubled my money in KHC on Friday when it was down about 35% for the day (it closed 27% down). I love KHC stock, and I think KHC is a great business to be invested in. I figured Buffett would agree with me on KHC still being a good business, but seeing him come out and say it gives me even more confidence in my decision.
Campbell soups seems better
@@leonfong4456 Campbell's is worth about $4.2 billion dollars right now (and its market cap is $9.9 billion). Its payout ratio is also over 700% and it only has 12% coverage for the annual dividend amount. I do think Campbell's will be fine long-term though. Overall, I think KHC is a better long-term bet than CPB; time will tell.
@@theinvisibleman2070 i have only been around for Sears bankruptcy. Sears was never a bargain because they literally were not worth anything. Their income and balance sheet was so bad that the business is now a liability whereas Kraft Heinz makes almost 7 billion a year. Sears has been well into revenue negative territory for years whereas KHC has managed to both decrease costs and increase sales. This is nowhere near the same as Sears.
The only food stock I own is mcormick. All the others suck
@@pzak5927 Obviously, I disagree. KHC is a wonderful business and I look forward to seeing me make more than my money back.
So basically what Buffett is saying is that he miscalculated by paying too much (only a liar will tell you that they get things right 100%of the time) but at these levels the stock is a bargain.
If You want to make money in the stock market you have to be prepared to buy when other people are furiously dumping their stock.
Now, I’m no Warren Buffett, but I do know that if I can buy a stock a lot cheaper than Buffett did, there’s a pretty good chance that I’ll make money in the long run.
That’s what I did yesterday.
Why buy a company with 31 billion in debt?
because it makes 6 billion a year
I'm buying 150 shares today, another 2.2% advantage ;)
@@theinvisibleman2070 ge is turning around very well
It's true you buy when people are selling, but not yet. If you buy now you'll get burned.
Did they actually perform the interview in Nebraska Furniture Market?😐
Why not?
He's an investor legend
Great video. Buffett says he has no intention of selling his stake in the company, haha big players in the market hold on to their losses as long as they can until market correction. Trading is all about entering the market with a good risk reward ratio following your rules with discipline as you apply good money management, doing this always will help you end up in profit.
I can listen to him all day
I didn't know Cherry Deville was interviewing Buffet now
They don't look alike whatsoever....
Deville is a wild one....
Buy when people get scared. KH is a buy
What's their strategy for growth?
Same thing happened with Wells Fargo, must be serious pressure on mgmt to deliver growth for Buffett
Fire 3G. Fire Management.
Elon Musk was right. Competitive advantage isnt just a company's moat, it's also the ability to innovate and get ahead of the competition. On his hamburger analogy, I think after a discount of 60% from the highs he might be buying something rotten.
how about 20B worth of "Hamburger" and lose 20% the next day?
Dont let the zeros scare you. Its all just numbers on a screen.
The point was imagine paying 20B for hamburger tday then needing more tomorrow go into the store and its 10B now for the same hamburger.. You would be super excited by the Deal and could get twice as much for the same amount you were going to pay anyway.. for long term investors they're always looking to add to their positions not sale them off so drops in price are seen as opportunities to get the same stocks for cheaper (as long as it's actually a Good company you're investing in) You can't take that approach with Crap stocks
That hamburger analogy was horrible. Of course he's not going to say he's upset or scared about the drop, he has a huge stake in the company.
That's what I thought. I've been listening to him for years but his reaction to that question was quite unusual. But again, $4B loss in one day even sweats the best in the business.
i have learned so much from him in the past 20+ years and I am 35.
Interesting how Mr Buffett commented on Walmart going with private brands. These big guys sure know how to play ball.
Why own Kraft. Processed foods are shit.
I try to avoid kraft heinz because warren buffett has to many shares of it. Remember what he did with heinz. Still admire him.
Buffet is learning investing isn't as easy in todays world, when he doesn't have the Payseur coattail to ride.
Right, he's only made 40 billion in the last 5 years...
Warren talks in quotes
Never cut R&D in any business. Nor the advertising. Brands' very existence depends on how relevant they are to the consumer. Buffets made a big oopsy on Kraft & Heinz.
Interesting thought, I believe it also depends on competition. If you have a large market share, dominate logistics and distribution maybe cutting marketing would not affect sales that much.
I Made a video on Ab Inbev and why the model did not applied to kraft heinz, would love to have your opinion.
th-cam.com/video/QS9l-MDbuNo/w-d-xo.html
Buffet is a nice grandpha on his words and presentation. I doubt that he’ll sell his stocks now. Kraft Heinz has over 100 years history and a very strong brand. He might even buy more considering his philosophy.
Should have used a stop loss
Warren looks tired
The man is pushing 90, what did you expect lol
A bright marketer would say those brands are worth a fortune.....Philadelphia Cream cheese!
She makes her voice like Buffet's lol
I did not see the primal dressing brand which they bought...I look for hienz to make a quick recovery. This guy is a genius
I like the prospects of Kraft Heinz after it restructures itself and makes some needed changes right now its a bloated mess luckly chapter 11 seems to be a non issue should be interesting
Those are some old school brands of some pretty average discretionary foods at a time when people have no brand loyalty and cutting back on spending
is it me or does he actually look nervous this time around?
Lmao Warren Buffett has been investing for over 75 years and you think he's nervous? He's literally the most expert investor to ever live and you think he's worried?
He definitely stuttered more
I noticed that he was different this time around, maybe he just didn't feel like talking about it.
Also he isnt the youngest and in think this shows lately.
You probably right. I mean it's not really his money is it? Investors should always know the risk/reward. He is getting older, and old age could play with the mind especially with such great lengths. Just my 2cents.
Waren Buffett my no.1👌
3G, GE, Kraft, Daneher have this business philosophy of cut cut cut (Jack W of GE) Buy a company and move it to Mexico, close plants cut cut cut. Then they get caught by having there customer not care about there brands (like Heinz customers moving to French's here in Canada because Buffett closed the ketchup plant in Ontario not because it wasn't making money but because cut cut cut made sense, Canadians got pissed and thought screw Heinz) You can't grow if all you do is cut.
buffet and 3g already sucked more money out of Kraft, became greedy and squeezed retailers for more. they stopped staking kraft goods on shelves
Companies like Shopify that are enabling small label businesses go DTC aren't helping CPG companies either. In the end the consumer is going to benefit big time.
convenience and trust of a label go a long way too when the product's enjoyable and the premium isn't obvious. Retailers put coke, red bull and pepsi in the fridge together because it's hard to mark up a 30c can of cheap off brand cola for a profit. nobody complains about the mark up on such a low cost item they consider a treat. Kraft products are on the shelf with alternatives and are closer to commodities where you'd happily swap for a cheaper option.
Drinking game: Take a shot each time Warren says "uh"
Thank you.
Is it just me or does he answer almost none of the questions?
he never did hes like a magician who never reveals any secret
I am no Buffet, but if a company had a few downturns and recovers that shouldn't be an indication for long term investors to run. However, when a company constantly showing bad earnings and it is reflected by a long-term downtrend on the chart then there is something wrong with the company. Remember, companies with good fundamentals have great long-term charts and vice versa. Cutting dividends means that they need more money to operate and reduce debt - no good! I suspect that Buffet is waiting for future sell offs (one may be around the corner with SEC investigation) and then he may acquire the company for cheap outright and someone who owns a big chunk of the company already, can negotiate the price further down. If it was a good deal, why Buffet is not loading up on KHC then?! My advice: do not buy if you don't want to eat Kraft dinner for a while :)
Stanley Mars you were right ... you are no Buffet.
Thank you for sharing this useful data! Greatly appreciated.
great admirer of buffet i made money by following his principle. But this one is an investment that's going in wrong direction due to change in food industry. I think buffet is awesome but i 'm not an investor in Kraft it's risky
My issue with Kraft is it's not to expensive to be dividend efficient only 2,250 dollars after they cut the dividend. I want to buy it due to how cheap it is and use those dividends from Kraft to buy Coca Cola.
This is a 3 year old video, recently the 3G is also struggling with about 5 billion fraud in Americanas Stores in Brazil. Shares dropped 90% and now are under bankruptcy. Its brewery business seems experiencing some problems as well.
Is it just me or is he looking much more sickly than usual?
I mean he's still as coherent and sharp as ever. He's just fucking old
He is just old mate, you looking to buy Berkshire Hathaway puts or something?
He's with my company any time he needs it.
It's sad he's investing past the era of value investing with tech stocks.
What's up with the camera man?
When Buffett finally croaks maybe they can pickle him at Heinz and send that jar to the moon.
Don’t look at the number . If you believe in the stock buy and hold .
When Buffett says someone is a "terrific human being", it means the guy messed up, but I (Buffett) don't want to say that.
Do your DD and go with what you believe. Don't be swayed by shorts. That said, I have dipped out of investments very early because I had a bad feeling and it has saved me $.
Kraft is going to be more and more unpopular. No one wants processed boxed and canned foods anymore.
@Red Spaces poor kids maybe. No mom I know feeds their kids boxes or canned foods
In July of 2023, it still trades at $35.
Didn't anyone tell him that it is impossible to unwind a ponzi?
Hmm. As a defender of Central Banks QE and easy money policies, it is funny to hear Mr.Buffet say what dont you like about getting something cheaper today than yesterday, but, it is the official policy of the Fed to make us pay at least 2% more year on year for stuff which they say its good. I wonder which is it? Is expensive good or bad. I know its bad but not according to Fed which Mr. Buffet strongly supports?
Thanks god i m shorting Kraft stocks!..... Too bad i just short it abit! ToT)
So true about stocks that ppl do not get. If it is trading cheaper and nothing has changed within the business or market place, then buy more at a discount.
When Walmart sells the same product as Kraft and Heinz but at 20% cheaper, eventually people will buy the Walmart product (Equate) and not Kraft/Heinz.
Target sells their own brand, Randals sells their own brand, every grocery store now sells their own brand cheaper than Kraft/Heinz.
The writing is on the wall for KHC stock. Look for a dead cat bounce to move the stock higher, but then a steady decline as the stock drops to $10/share by 2020. Kraft/Heinz will continue to take on more debt to advertise, where their competitors do not have to advertise, and the dividend will continue to be slashed.
By the time Bob Kraft gets out of jail for soliciting and hiring prostitution (caught on film), the stock will be down significantly.
Sell while you still can.
Disclosure: I do not own any shares, not am I short the stock.
Buy more Bc he’s fearless!!!! 🤯
so he thinks to be alive 10 year from now and still able to be happy to own stocks (kraf)?
Kraft Heinz one of the best products!
Kraft isn’t going anywhere people live to get fat on the winter
he has so much money and little time left...He doesn't give a F
He seems to care though, he is nervous about his reputation... after so many years, imagine in the end all is destroyed
So is he buying more shares as a result, if he believes in the business?
No, he doesnt believe. He only speak about it yet.
Buy MORE!
Doing a lot of backing and filling.
I've watched dozens of Buffet interviews over the past 15 years and I feel like this is the 1st and only time I feel like he seems nervous, possibly embarrassed inside for a $25,000,000,000+ loss in one quarter alone, and definitely worried about the future of American brands shifting away from manufacturers to retail players like Amazon, Aldi, Walmart, etc. What do you think of all the old American brands he's invested in? Do you think the world's greatest investor is allowed to make mistakes? If so, how large? Is $25 BILLION acceptable since he's made so much more over 77 years of investing? At the end, he laughs off the billion dollar losses with a dollar cost averaging opportunity example BUT can he stomach more than 26.7% of Kraft Heinz? Finally, what % of you buy soda and packaged goods?
Yep, his forehead is even sweaty.
Warren plz stop the GMOs in our food. Thanks
Warren Buffett is junkfood jesus (Kraft, Heinz, Coca Cola etc)
Jollof Heinz
Oh shut the fuck up
I hope you don't own a dog. They are gmo due to cross breeding. Most "organic" fruit is gmo as well, color changes, size changes, seedless, ect. A lot of stuff we call "natural" has been genetically modified. Gmo's are necessary for society at this point.
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Kraft Heinz 👌😍
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Mr. Buffet is smart! I use Heinz. I don't even have a Costco or Sams card. Not all ketchup taste the same. ice water in his veins.
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Kraft heinz might be up again just like coca cola is always up once they get down in the stock games and buffet might want to buy out them companies
A lot of people speaking ill on Warren... go check Forbes list and your own portfolio and then you’ll suddenly feel the urge the shut the hell up.
Benardo hess insider trading!!!?!?!?!
This man is da BOSS - the epitome of capitalism. Great interview, great interviewer. Keep it up.
Praveen Chawla tell that to my family when the had no choice but to lay a lot of us off.
He is still a master.
Her voice sounds like warren’s raspy undertone
1st rate advice: buy long dated brk puts & wait for the old man to croak lmao
Is it me or Buffett is not as sharp as usual?
not his day.
I think jimmy buffet is about 40 years late on this buy
It's a big shit sandwich and we are all going to have to take a bite.
He's happy that Costco carries his favorite fizzy pop Coke. I wouldn't trust my money to an investor that has Costco on their radar. Costco has enormous head winds, they have been stubborn to adopt e-commerce and have fallen way behind their peers. There's a company called Boxed.com and it's all digital and no membership. If you have Amazon Prime which who doesn't? Why would you have a Costco membership? They have really long lines and no self-check out. Most people have left suburban life and city life means small kitchens, Costco is made for an era of McMansions. Their core membership are out of work Baby Boomers, and if you go to a Costco, you would see how many old silver haired seniors are there compared to the next generation of shoppers. Boomers are downsizing from large homes to tiny apartments or nursing homes, so membership is not looking good for the foreseeable future at this bulk goods store. There's not a lot of locations, and Walmart and Target has more territory. Their website is a pitiful joke with very little to offer and you can't order online and pick up in store. Their app is a bigger joke. They move their products around making it frustrating for shopping. They partnered with Instacart so you don't even need a membership to shop there, Instacart is taking Costco's entire business model down the toilet.
How much can Warren Buffet learn about the next generation of Millennial's consumerism if he's in Oklahoma, and he doesn't even talk to his kids? You have to be in LA, NYC, SF, where people shop at Amazon Go, Instacart, and if you are young working multiple jobs, you really don't have time like the Boomers did wasting time at the store doing impulse buys as a stay at home wife and mother. When you have some service that does the shopping for you, and deliver to your door, you are cutting out the impulse shopping and that I believe are boxed goods at the heart of the store. They have complicated unhealthy ingredients, largely marked up, and diets are changing to smaller appetites. Millennials aren't getting married and having children before 30, so there's no kids buying all the Coke and Kraft in the middle of the store. Young people are spending their time at the gym, maybe they live in a car, and need the gym for a shower, but they want to be healthy and not have health problems like the Boomers. They will shop along the walls of the supermarket: produce, meats ( which is getting expensive and many are going vegan), bakery ( getting less as it's associated with diabetes and not good for a low carb diet)...basically there's less reason to go to the market unless you have a party. It's not worth it for a few items just hire someone. If Warren Buffet spent a week long with a typical Millennial in the big cities, he will announce his retirement the next week, it's totally a brave new world. People will Postmates McDonald's that's how lazy we are to brave the LA traffic and that shows how addicted to the apps we are, we basically loathe to go in the store...it is a fucking chore to take time away from Netflix.
They way Buffet talks, he's not too sure about what the hell is going on. Like nobody that works for him saw this coming? It's been going on for a long time. If only I could show him how I order shit from Alexa, Buffet will have a heart attack. Some of the box goods are on subscription on Amazon, so it's all automatic.