@@turnitup2538 If someone doesn’t want to give his money away (not even for charity), he isn’t greedy. He just wants to keep what he has made. Your money, your choice.
The story of my great uncle (still alive at 102) and his first Coke bottle after escaping forced labour in Ukraine tops any other Coke story. He had to walk home and war had been over for 2 years in Holland when he walked in. They thought he'd been killed for about 5 years.
Warren Buffett started out selling bottles of coke for a nickel on the hot days of Omaha when he was no more than 10. He paid 0.25 cents for a bottle at store and sold it for 0.30 cents in the parks and sidewalks. A nice 20% return. 75 years later, he's still doing same thing basically.
A sensual video that revives the sensations and tastes .Thank you , Warren Buffett, for this composition, which inspires harmonization between art and sublime universality with Coca Cola, really, genial.
Benjamin Graham - also known as The Dean of Wall Street and The Father of Value Investing - was a scholar and financial analyst who mentored legendary investors such as Warren Buffett, William J. Ruane, Irving Kahn and Walter J. Schloss. Warren Buffett once wrote a detailed article explaining how Graham's record of creating exceptional investors (such as Buffett himself) is unquestionable, and how Graham's principles are everlasting. The article is called "The Superinvestors of Graham-and-Doddsville". Buffett describes Graham's book - The Intelligent Investor - as "by far the best book about investing ever written" (in its preface). Graham's first recommended strategy - for casual investors - was to invest in Index stocks. For more serious investors, Graham recommended three different categories of stocks - Defensive, Enterprising and NCAV - and 17 qualitative and quantitative rules for identifying them. For advanced investors, Graham described various "special situations". The first requires almost no analysis, and is easily accomplished today with a good S&P500 Index fund. The last requires more than the average level of ability and experience. Such stocks are also not amenable to impartial algorithmic analysis, and require a case-specific approach. But Defensive, Enterprising and NCAV stocks can be reliably detected by today's data-mining software, and offer a great avenue for accurate automated analysis and profitable investment.
How much would it cost him to buy the world a coke? Let's say $1.30 for a bottle with 8 billion people - $10.4 billion dollars, leaving out distribution costs - quite doable for him 🙂
He's definitely the most adorable billionaire out there
When Buffet says he could buy whole world a coke he can actually make it happen 😭😂
He could buy several actually lol
Jorgy hahahaha Yap !!
So greedy he’s given away half his net worth (over 100billion) to various charities.
How much have you given to others Mr. I’m morally superior
@@turnitup2538 If someone doesn’t want to give his money away (not even for charity), he isn’t greedy. He just wants to keep what he has made. Your money, your choice.
@@rajshaffir8665 who said that in this comment section about moral superiority?
The coolest man in the world.
Extremely Wise Man!
♫ I'd like to buy this man a tuner ♫
👌
I'm sure he can afford a one
TheTranceCartel idk
it was pretty good.
Could you buy the world a tuner though?
He is a wonderful person on the earth 💖🌎
The story of my great uncle (still alive at 102) and his first Coke bottle after escaping forced labour in Ukraine tops any other Coke story. He had to walk home and war had been over for 2 years in Holland when he walked in. They thought he'd been killed for about 5 years.
Hahahaha👍👍👍👍
First time to see WB singing...😄😄😄
Love you Warren Buffett🙏🙏🙏
Love you Warren.
so cute
Best Super Bowl commercial!
Give this man a grammy !
Warren Buffett started out selling bottles of coke for a nickel on the hot days of Omaha when he was no more than 10. He paid 0.25 cents for a bottle at store and sold it for 0.30 cents in the parks and sidewalks. A nice 20% return. 75 years later, he's still doing same thing basically.
you heard wrong sir...he said he bought a 6pack for 25cents...and sold each for a nickel...so he made one nickel profit on the 6 bottles
The King Of Ukulele
I love him xD Warren Buffet🎉
A sensual video that revives the sensations and tastes .Thank you , Warren Buffett, for this composition, which inspires harmonization between art and sublime universality with Coca Cola, really, genial.
Happy 100th birthday Mr Buffett, I hope you can live for 100 more years and you will be worth a trillion dollars, and then ill buy you a coke.
Haha. Phenomenal comment
Steven Laporte its coca colas 100th birthday not his
Why do you wish another man to be worth so much money and not yourself? Weird way of thinking...
It’s beautiful
He's playing a ukulele. He already bought me a coke, and my ukuleles.
👤
Love that old Coca Cola commercial.
Warren Buffet could buy everyone on earth one bottle of coca cola and still be on forbes' top ten list
Good effort Mr. Buffett! Worth a bottle of Cherry-Coke! 8^)
Loved it!
love u buffet.you are my icon
You’re awesome!
Love this dude 😂
I always wanted to work at Coca-Cola. I think it's a very good company. And cheers Warren Buffett!
They take the medicine out of the leaf and replace it with fake sugar... Bad company.
No one like Warren Buffett He is like a good father figure. Even out of tune I like him. 🤣
Nice
Sounds nice. I play the ukulele too.
Buffett esse velhinho muito lindo
Soo cute😂
I want to buy this old guitar player a coke.
🐐🐐🐐🐐
Great advertising ☺️
When the world believes a 90 year old man drinks coca cola multiple times every day,its easy to fool this world 😂😂
JAJAJAJAJA por dios lo amo
Coca-cola 😍😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘😘😘😘👍👍👍👍👍
He could buy us all a Coke and a Car and a house....God bless
Lol what a guy
i want meet mr buffett , how is posible
Buy some of his shares, and visit the yearly shareholder meeting
✨🌺👸🏽👸🏾🌺✨
Benjamin Graham - also known as The Dean of Wall Street and The Father of Value Investing - was a scholar and financial analyst who mentored legendary investors such as Warren Buffett, William J. Ruane, Irving Kahn and Walter J. Schloss.
Warren Buffett once wrote a detailed article explaining how Graham's record of creating exceptional investors (such as Buffett himself) is unquestionable, and how Graham's principles are everlasting. The article is called "The Superinvestors of Graham-and-Doddsville".
Buffett describes Graham's book - The Intelligent Investor - as "by far the best book about investing ever written" (in its preface).
Graham's first recommended strategy - for casual investors - was to invest in Index stocks.
For more serious investors, Graham recommended three different categories of stocks - Defensive, Enterprising and NCAV - and 17 qualitative and quantitative rules for identifying them.
For advanced investors, Graham described various "special situations".
The first requires almost no analysis, and is easily accomplished today with a good S&P500 Index fund.
The last requires more than the average level of ability and experience. Such stocks are also not amenable to impartial algorithmic analysis, and require a case-specific approach.
But Defensive, Enterprising and NCAV stocks can be reliably detected by today's data-mining software, and offer a great avenue for accurate automated analysis and profitable investment.
thAnk you
Haha good
I own 15 shares of KO (COKE A COLA)
Namo Amitabha🙏🙇♂️🪷👍
Don' t quit your day job Warren.
Nobody esle noticed the Coca Cola ukulele? I want one of those.
Hey Warren fountain syrup of "chinese" coke is out! HAHAHAHA!
👋☺🍹
先生おめでとう🎉さすが、先生に、コカコーラネクタイ👔贈呈させて頂きます。👴☺😆🙌
good on you Warren, keep playing your ukulele
What the hell i'm lookin at? Buffet's song lol
พึ่งจะรู้ว่าปู่วอร์เรนเล่นอูคูเลเล่เป็น
แถมเล่นโฆษณาให้โคคาโคลาด้วย!?!
Of course I could buy everyone a coke.
Lol he can go and give imam mehdi baya now 😂
Look, monopoly guy!
you can't spend money in hell.
Notice he doesn't actually take a sip
u know his dog doesn't have fleas if he can't tune a ukulele.
HE NEED SOME MILK
*give this man a pepsi*
Hey Warren, crack open that wallet and spend a few bux on tuner.
Odsviraj nesto o sladoledu
How much would it cost him to buy the world a coke? Let's say $1.30 for a bottle with 8 billion people - $10.4 billion dollars, leaving out distribution costs - quite doable for him 🙂
The old man is loosing it ;)
the "old man" is worth over 60 billion dollars and could probably buy your town lol.
He could buy the world, that is a real thing...;)
Losing*
I would love Coca-Cola too if it helped make me one of the richest men in the world
He doesn’t pay his taxes yet wants to tax the poor more
It's older than I am😂😂😂
Out of tune Warren
Better Pepsi 🤦🏻♂️
evil!
Ode to the unhealthy drink ever created
Warren, you need to sell all your investments and give that money to POC! Show you really care!