How the Buffett Partnership Crushed the Stock Market (1950's & 60's)

Buffett Partnership Letters:

Warren Buffett’s partnership of the 1950’s and 60’s crushed the stock market by a huge margin! Here are three reasons he was able to do so.

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Disclaimer:
I am not a financial adviser. This video is for education and entertainment purposes only. Seek professional help before making any investment decision

[harikrishnanchandramohan]

I always knew its through something else that he would have got that returns. Just through stock returns is very difficult.

[JoshuaWang]

Good points there Tom. Another reason how they outperformed in the late 60s was through selling insurance and collecting premiums as their source of cash flow to fund other investing activties. IIRC, Buffett had mentioned that Geico was their best investment in an annual meeting and it's not hard to see why.

[gourabbanerjee]

Work out was the arbitrage and special situation investments not controling the business. Like merger arbitrage, corporate spin off, reorganisation etc. His investment in Rockwood star chocolate was work out... but in dempster mill or sanborn map were control situations. He had three divisions general, work out and control.

[PassiveIncomeTom]

Thanks for sharing this information on Buffett! 👍 Studying what successful people have done can leave clues for us to take today.

[scottdawson]

Tom, great video. You really do quality research! How would an average investor get involved in workouts or controlling interest? This seems very specialized and require enough capital to buy enough stock to force decisions. I believe Carl Ichan would be an example of this today. For the average investor, how would recommend approaching these opportunities?

[omni]

Man, as the newbie value investor, seeing the market becoming more and more efficient is quite scary

[AdamHayekMilton]

A feedback on the new camera: The focus of this camera is not very stable somehow.

[InvestingwithTom]

What's the biggest lesson you've ever learnt from Warren Buffett?