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[Dman]

Amazing, we need more of you onnthe youtube. I would pay to get more content. Podcast!!!

[d.p.]

Great video, Jimmy—clear and concise. You should produce a segment devoted strictly to what might happen when Warren Buffett is no longer the chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. I think that would be a very interesting discussion. On one hand, the master will no longer be in charge, and the stock value might plummet. On the other hand, one could argue that Greg Abel and the two investment lieutenants might take the company to new heights because of their understanding of the technology sector.

[mogaming]

Great video. Are you planning on making video on cyclical companies?

[SergiMedina]

My rule for financials and the least risk and most reward is always PB below 1. But thanks, interesting as always!

[Dinesh-Kumar]

Great and very clear video 🎉again thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[MegaKisse]

Can you make a video with the companies with the highest margin of safety. And how you should think about that. Love your youtube channel.

[leswhynin]

Great video, Jimmy. Does this also apply to credit card payment processors like Visa, Mastercard, and Amex since money is also their product? Do you ever use excess returns method to value financial companies?

[d.p.]

Here's just one more suggestion:

Have you ever considered producing a video specifically speaking to the political climate and how an election outcome might affect the stock market? For example, from where I'm sitting, if Trump wins, it's my guess that the price of a barrel of oil is going to plummet. I believe that, if Trump wins, the oil sector in general might decline significantly. Thoughts?