Warren Buffett’s handicap - Small Investors can beat Warren Buffett?

Warren Buffett has had a hard time matching the stock market's average returns over the last decade. Today I go into why small investors have an advantage over large, established investors and how you can use Buffett's principles from when he was small (well, relatively small).

I am not a financial advisor, and it is only my opinions and interpretations I offer. You need to fully understand and investigate any investment decisions you make.

[cadeeaker]

Good video as always. One thing to mention is that Buffet is turning 91 this year, I highly doubt he's the one running portfolio management at this point

[anonproxy]

Love your videos mate. Should do more, would love to see analysis of contrarian stocks, at the risk of the crowd following you instead of course :).

[maryjomagar]

This is just Aesop's eternal "Tortoise and Hare" story. I think the small investor and the contrarian ALWAYS have an advantage, if not THE advantage, but you have to wait until the "race is run" to see the truth. However, I also think that although the equities, commodities markets, etc. will always exist, investment will become VERY different in the coming years.

[richardoneill]

Your stock holding data is old. CNBC web site keeps a updated, quarterly list of BRK holdings. In my opinion Buffett, Ted & Todd need to invest more in large overseas companies. There must be some international companies that offer value and a hedge against a deflating dollar