Buffett's Five Biggest Positions

How did Warren Buffett, the world’s most legendary investor, perform in 2020? This video goes through his 2020 results. In 2020, Buffett once again beat the returns of the S&P 500. We also examine Buffett’s biggest stock positions, including in Apple, Bank of America, American Express, Coca-Cola and Kraft Heinz.
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If you like our Buffett videos, we did some documentary videos on his earlier years. We go through his biggest investments from the 1950’s to the 1970’s in the first 2 videos below:

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Music
2) She Never Loop: Lakey Inspired
3) Laughter:, Lakey Inspired
4) Purpose Loop, Lakey Inspired
5) Coolin In the Bay, Lakey Inspired

Timeline
How Did Buffett Do in 2020? – 0:00
Buffett’s Position in Apple –1:04
Should You Buy Buffett’s Banks? - 5:42
American Express Compared to Visa and Mastercard - 12:07
Should you Buy Kraft Heinz - 14:15
What About Coca-Cola? - 17:21

[TheMarketisOpen]

If you like Buffett, we did some documentary videos on his earlier years:

[Trumppower]

His legendary Quote: "Buy the Dip Fa...t"

[JPSGShow]

TMIO you're one of my favourite youtubers, every single video is of extreme high quality

[ahmetemin]

I am not very good at finance, so I don't want to say much about the video actually, but this is gold! Like, if every youtuber were to create videos in this quality, the world would've changed 😀 Thank you for the effort 👍

[ironpaneverything]

Excellent analysis of Kraft, I appreciate it! Also thanks for that sheet. Anyone know of some good Buffett books or intro books?

[allthatjazz]

Really enjoy watching this analysis. great job! looking forward to more videos from you.

[ibs]

Make more videos on Buffetts cigar butt investments in detail that was very nice waiting for more of them.

[tomtrish]

Loving your Buffett series! Thanks for the great video!

[HipHopMovieNews]

This video seemed like so much hard work went into it. Thanks for making it.

[natecep]

Super informative as always! Thanks for all the great content!

[dtcanxz]

5 12 oz cans of soda is about 200g of sugar depending on the brand and flavor. Holy crap how is this man still alive?

[Shubham-ouge]

Hey Bro your videos are great and so interesting to watch. I don't understand all the terms you explain but still I learned so much from you.
We need more good quality content creators like you ❤️ Keep it up bro....

[phphph]

"They are businesses I understand and I like the price they are selling relative to their future prospects and there is a very high probability that I am right!" 6:00
~Buffett on the banks. Lol I feel like sometimes I can predict what Buffett will say before he says it.

[patw.]

I got a small gain overall but aye still learning myself this guy made some buys i personally didn’t want to replicate but still my idol

[bread]

Great video! One of the best decisions Buffett did in 2020 was sell all his airlines (very hard to do) and buy backs. I'm not sure why he sold a bunch of WFC, more explanation on that would be helpful.

[lukebell]

Apparently they said to buffet, what will you spend your money on? He replied "coke and hoes"

[YouTube_is_trash_]

I would have liked to see Goldman Sachs on the list of banks. But great analyst none the less

[judinvarghese]

The only thing keeping Apple up is it's out of the world share buybacks😂

[nckknc]

He maybe a video on Cannabis industry? I think it has strong growth potential!

[csanton]

Im just looking at the flaws of a DCF valuation. Equity value is equal to term value plus 10 yr strategic period value. Approximately 60% of the value is coming from term which is only based on a simple formula of term fcff divided by the difference in term growth and cost of capital while the rest 40% coming from the 10 year fcff where most of the analysis and work is done. Just a thought. Me i kind of veered away from DCF, i just look at the current PE and with that pricing what dividend yield will i get, lets say a 30x pe company with a 50% dividend payout ratio would give me a dividen yield of 1.7%, and if i am targeting a return of 10% for putting my money in the market, then i would look for the remainder 8.3% to come from share price increase which comes from earnings increase and ultimately revenue increase. And so if a business is capable of growing 8% then i can justify that its worth buying its stock at 30x today

Anyway i really love this Channel, the analysis in the business. Your always the top of my mind channel despite e binge watching other channels such as investors archive, finaus, milken institute global conference, wendover, polymatter, real engineering, real life lore