'If you think you're going to see an opportunity every week you're going to lose a lot of money' -WB
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- Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger speaking at the 2004 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting.
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i know this sounds typical, but WB *REALLY* knows his stuff. the guy literally oozes with experience and wisdom from the game. damn
1:23 whoa first time hearing this word in a sentence without it being in a spelling bee
Dude really said “niggardly” lmao
Great
I think, I only find one opportunity a year, not easy.
Peter Lynch laughing with his 1400 shares 🤣
Really? He’s so diversified? Can you provide some links?
@@samarc4467 can't send links on TH-cam but you can figure it out from a few searches. He had grown his portfolio over the past 30 years and hasn't sold much. Interesting comparing that to buffett and their uniquely unbelievable investing records.
Very few managers that have been diversified as Lynch or Templeton found that kind of success. I can’t only name a couple others over the last hundred years
I know this is a bit old, but he talks about having that meaning positions in One Up on Wall Street. Since he ran a mutual fund he could only have up to 5% of any company's voting stock but I do still believe that he had most of the funds money in a few dozen assets and most of his positions were really small.
Facts
1:25 - I will save you the research - he said "Niggardly" which yes can be viewed as contentious. Niggardly, arising in the Middle Ages, long predates "N-word" , which arose in the 18th century.
Brutus:
The deep of night is crept upon our talk,
And nature must obey necessity.
Which we will niggard with a little rest
There is no more to say?
William Shakespeare: The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Act 4, Scene 3
Public controversies caused some commentators to speculate that "niggardly" would be used more often, both in its correct sense and as fodder for humor, as a racist code word, or both.
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Dont use it, it just means stingy. - The two words are unconnected but can be seen as offensive if you are under the age of say - 60
It doesn’t make me wonder.
4:00
Orange faces and blue hair. Where was their previous speech at, Willy Wonka's chocolate factory?
At your mums, after they tag teamed her
@@abutler9198 Really?, They would be tag teaming an urn of ashes then.
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About what scandal are they talking at the end?
Found it. Go on Wikipedia: 2003 mutual fund scandal
@@roko8711 Nice, thanks
Interestingly, the prosecutor at the time found himself in a prostitute scandal 5 years later.
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