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Warren Buffett: Why Small Companies will make you RICH
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At the 1995 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger discussed investing in smaller companies. They acknowledged that there are plenty of opportunities with smaller amounts of capital, as there are more chances for inefficiencies and companies that are less followed. However, Buffett stated that he does not have a list of 25 companies that they could put a hundred thousand dollars in, and he no longer looks at that universe of smaller opportunities. He also mentioned that if the size of the company is not right, he does not look any further. Munger shared an example of efficient markets where he bought a share in a duck club that had oil and was earning $7,000 a share after tax but was selling at $29,000 a share. Overall, the discussion suggested that there are opportunities for investors with smaller amounts of moneyl, but they need to be aware of inefficiencies and do their own research.
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F-Finance has a special focus on two of the most renowned investors of our time - Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger who are both highly successful American business leaders and investors. Warren Buffett is the CEO and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, a multinational conglomerate holding company, and is widely considered to be one of the most successful investors in the world. Charlie Munger is the Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and is also a successful businessman and investor. The two men have worked together for decades and are known for their successful investing strategies and long-term approach to business.
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At the 1995 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger discussed investing in smaller companies. They acknowledged that there are plenty of opportunities with smaller amounts of capital, as there are more chances for inefficiencies and companies that are less followed. However, Buffett stated that he does not have a list of 25 companies that they could put a hundred thousand dollars in, and he no longer looks at that universe of smaller opportunities. He also mentioned that if the size of the company is not right, he does not look any further. Munger shared an example of efficient markets where he bought a share in a duck club that had oil and was earning $7,000 a share after tax but was selling at $29,000 a share. Overall, the discussion suggested that there are opportunities for investors with smaller amounts of moneyl, but they need to be aware of inefficiencies and do their own research.
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F-Finance has a special focus on two of the most renowned investors of our time - Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger who are both highly successful American business leaders and investors. Warren Buffett is the CEO and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, a multinational conglomerate holding company, and is widely considered to be one of the most successful investors in the world. Charlie Munger is the Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and is also a successful businessman and investor. The two men have worked together for decades and are known for their successful investing strategies and long-term approach to business.
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As a content creator, I understand the importance of keeping my viewers engaged and interested throughout my videos. That's why I put a lot of effort into making my videos visually appealing and entertaining, while still delivering valuable information.
Each and every video has been edited using various software and tools to ensure that my videos are polished and professional looking. For example,
I cut out unnecessary footage, add relevant visuals and music, and use transitions to keep the videos flowing smoothly.
Additionally, I understand that people don't always have the time or patience to watch lengthy videos. That's why I make sure to capture the most important parts of the content, without sacrificing the overall quality of the video.
Overall, my goal is to provide my viewers with valuable information and entertainment in a concise and engaging manner. So, if you're looking for videos that are both informative and entertaining, be sure to SUBSCRIBE to my channel and hit the NOTIFICATION BELL to stay updated on my latest content!
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Hope you enjoy the video! 😊
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