How Would Warren Buffett & Charlie Munger Invest a Small Sum of Money

Warren Buffet and Charlie Munger explain how to work with less capital.
This video is from the 2001 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting.

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[hauyaohuiify]

Audience: small sum
Buffet: "what would I do with $1 million?"

[supremevision]

I think the problem is people want a one answer to decades of work...

[bradwilliams]

The challenge is in identifying those undervalued companies.

[paulhart]

Cliff Notes:
1. Ignore Charlie Munger

2. Warren Buffet says invest a small amount of money into an undervalued business. The list of businesses that can get you a safe/modest return on small money is limitless. The more money you have to invest, the smaller the list becomes.

[damian-liveonyourownterms]

Good video, but the BG music is distracting.

[jeevankishore]

Best question, I seriously wanted to ask this from a long time,

[norbut]

Music is super annoying and distracting. Shame to interrupt such an amazing consultation on investing for people with smaller capital.

[fwcam]

While a small sum for warren is $10, 000
A small sum for us is $100 :/

[feliciasherbert]

if you’re just starting, it may not be a bad idea to begin with an S&P 500 index fund since it gives you such broad exposure out of the gates, but remember that you can buy multiple funds to build a portfolio that fits you, I've put in quite an effort into VIGAX, VXUS, VFTAX and my portfolio has grown over 230% last year just hit the 7 figure mark...

[cia]

That was 2000 dot com bubble, chasing after easy money, that is exactly what is happening now.

[BalaclavaNewsNow]

This background music is trash and distracting.

[hauyaohuiify]

Warren's small sum is no small sum

[encompassvideo]

I am a smaller investor and manage a mid-six figure retirement account. After many years of ups and downs, I have concluded that the careful purchase of dividend-paying stocks (and a few funds) and the reinvestment of the dividends, can lead you to a place of financial stability, if not independence. There are no shortcuts to get there; you must put in the work. But if you have enough time and you are patient (the real key) you will see some magical things happen as a result of your efforts, particularly a decade or so out.

[lukemiller]

If you truly want something you will find a way or else you will find an excuse

[tomaszguta]

Does Anyone know where such IMO good BG music can be found?
Thanks

[luisbest]

Mrs Stella Mark is legit and her method works like a magic I keep earning every single week with her new strategy

[NeroLung]

Ahhh yes I have 10000-15000 laying around🤠

[askeldouglas]

I am age 57 I don’t even have £10k and sir Warren Buffett said the is small amount of money, if I have 10k now I would feel rich with the, I been homeless twice, I have nothing but one day I might, respect gentlemen as he said do it by the book 📚 thank sir sir

[hesh]

What should i do to double my net worth from $100K to $200K?
In all that he talks about, warren buffett is always very concise and informative. Truly the Oracle of Omaha

[dmonleon]

if you can’t make thousands of dollars outside of the stock market, what makes you think the stock market will do it for you?