Warren Buffett: Why We Love Owning Brands Like Heinz

Warren Buffett has owned Heinz for almost a decade, and in this video he explains why, despite having paid too much for certain acquisitions, he values companies like Heinz in his equity portfolio.

[trafyknits]

The only way to acquire a brand like this is to overpay for it. Once your behind, you're always playing "ketchup". 😁

[thomasr]

yeah Warren surely loves those brands with great healthy products

[ivanlam]

Very unusual for Warren to overpay for anything at all

[facundobuzali]

Warren's masterclass about brands...

[shankarbalakrishnan]

Do u wear A&F Abercrombie and fitch❤❤🎉🎉

[playerzero]

Let's get this money. Everyone selling, but the real investors are taking full advantage of this recession.

[malita]

Can anyone tell me why WB is still trying to earn so much at his age? How much of his wealth is he going to give to his children or benefitiaries? Is it logical to suggest he never spent more than 0.1% of his total wealth? So, why is he trying to leave behind more and more when he is already richest? Will this spoil his benefitiaries? Likewise, Munger

[shankarbalakrishnan]

Drink it lycoprene of tomato is good for antiaging did u know❤❤🎉🎉

[stephenj]

they are overplaying their hand imo i know people who have moved on from heinz after decades due to prices being sometimes over 3x as much as competitors

[mattuk]

heinz is now just overpriced to the point of i can no longer support them after 50 years. kraft is pretend cheese

[lukesinclair]

Incredibly boring conversation.. bland like heinz ketchup on a horsemeat burger.

[johnmetrac]

Absolutely terrible products, the wort tasting rubbish and massively over priced