Warren Buffett and the Analysis of Financial Statements

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[guiller]

I learned plenty from this single video. Thanks for sharing.

[jivandibiase]

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[sathvik]

Thank you so much. Amazing content and delivery

[bordua]

very informative, thanks for the research

[ruonyienlul]

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[aryanverma]

Thank you very much for this video please make more like them

[shamsingh]

Very well explained, thank you so much for this lovely video.

[gabrielgan]

Amazing video, thank you for this. you should do more of these sorts of content.

[johndoe-jnom]

Hello, hoping to get some clarity regarding interest expense. For instance, the bear stearns example mentioned in the book. It stated bear stearns we’re paying 70% of its operating income in interest payment. How does one calculate this to get 70%? Is there a formula I can use.
Hope you can respond.
I Will appreciate it

[yilmazkurt]

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[jsiwach]

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[SH-ykft]

Very useful book, largely just talks about profitability and other ratios overtime and comparative to its industry.

[omoba]

Great video, and explanation. Thank you.

[Jonnynotplate]

Hi. I'm reading this book now and when he discusses Income Before Tax on page 56 I'm not sure I understand the example given on WPPSS about 22 million and 45 million to 250-300 million and why Warren chooses to discuss earnings in pre-tax terms.

Any chance you explain it to me differently to understand?

[SuperExibo]

Hello, amazing work btw, can you please explain in the Equity bond example, why is the price of a stock 6.5$ per share for 1987, when the information on google chart for KO gives a value of 2.8$ per share, I really have no idea if it's obvious since I am just a beginner. Thank you

[aaroacademy]

Great videos, both informative and inspiring.

[businessman]

very well explanation .... but i can't figure out how warren penalize a company management and not buying them if they increase R&D expenses or increase Capex expenses .... all of these is very important for companies to grow in the future as warren isknown for forever investments.

[homaunsarv]

You are great job on this one but the second part on #2
You talk so fast
Is very hard to understand .would please you do that again

[dhaneshkumar]

Why is the guy in the background drinking and worried 😅😅😅

[Longtack]

The often-faltering narration and glockenspeil added nothing to this potentially valuable presentation. After ten minutes I folded. Thank you.