3 Stocks Warren Buffett Missed! (His Biggest Mistakes?)

3 Stocks Warren Buffett Missed! Warren Buffett's biggest mistakes, his investment advice and common investing mistakes

Warren Buffett is undoubtedly the greatest investor of all time. Buffett has achieved an average annual return of 20% for Berkshire shareholders since 1965. And as a result, according to the most recent Forbes Billionaire List, today Warren Buffett is the sixth richest man in the world, worth $96 billion. But even Buffett is not perfect and he, too, has made many investing mistakes that he now regrets.

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Buffett has literally lost billions in some of his investments, but his most costly mistakes might be investments that he has never actually made, and thus these mistakes don't actually show up in Berkshire's investment returns. But nonetheless, these missed opportunities represent a real cost for Berkshire investors, opportunity cost. So in today’s video, I will discuss which 3 stocks Warren Buffett missed out on and never bought even though he could have understood their business model and even though the stocks were fairly cheap at some point in time. And all of these stocks would have generated magnificent returns for him and his shareholders.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:09 $11 Billion Mistakes
2:07 Mistakes of commission
2:40 Buffett on mistakes
4:20 Buffett’s stock universe
5:46 Buffett’s early insight
8:20 2017 Mistake
9:52 Greatest story in business history
11:18 No good answers
13:29 Anchoring bias
14:45 An interesting fact
15:07 Media industry
17:13 Honorable mention

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[dhirajmeenavilli]

I don't think it's fair to say he missed Netflix as Buffett has a stringent rue of never buying companies which are in new industries ripe for disruption, and not buying non cash generating business but yea the other two must burn somewhat, I'm still surprised he never really owned Walmart or McDonalds in any real quantity for any long length of time.