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well, certainly today great emphasis is on free cash flow. but in dcf it fails like other models since we assume some factors and then calculate future. its almost like already knowing the answer just putting it in mech formulae. sec analysis mentions this. Buffet knows something that all other ppl dont know. he says he is 85 % graham and 15 % fisher. we can create a group to share ideas about value investing .
Buffet really disliked REIT's mentioning Texas Pacific Trust. It's risen 450% since this video. His favorite Coca-cola? down 10% after 13 years of holding!
@jamestakeshi He gives so many clues. Read his biography, and any book written by Ben Graham and you'll have a good idea how he does it. I think I'm pretty close.
@zebbedi Qualitatively speaking, YES! But not so much about the quantitative aspect. Intelligent Investor by Ben Graham mostly speak about theories and psychology of investing but less about analysis and computation. Security Analysis by Graham and Dodd would be my best bet in determining that. I really don't think Warren Buffett is using Discounted Cash Flow. I'm assuming he developed his own model.
@jamestakeshi I've read The Intelligent Investor 6 times, the only difference between them is that Security Analysis is a bit more complex. Both books talk about analysis and computation and neither mention anything about psychology other than that one needs to control their emotions. I would bet everything I own that Warren doesn't use DCF.
@zebbedi Does that mean that Buffett's model is better than DCF? I believe so... His portfolio consistently beats the S&P 500 index. I'd really would like to know his model. Can you share me what you have so far in your investigations?
@jamestakeshi DCF is fundamentally flawed in the same way that WACC and CAPM have weaknesses. It's no coincidence that every person that studied under Ben Graham or learned the principles through Buffett were able to consistently beat the market on a regular basis. Walter Schloss, Charlie Munger being direct examples. I could share what I know but I couldn't do it in one day and it wouldn't be appropriate over youtube. We can talk over e-mail if you would like.
@zebbedi Can you send me a copy of the discussion? CAPM assumes markets are efficient. Markets are not efficient. The market is manic depressive. Therefore, it is borderline worthless (in my opinion). DCF is so easy to mess up. If you over or underestimate a return in the future by just the slightest amount, it throws everything off.
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He is an extremely shrewd businessman who knows his things! Thats how he makes money. He is cold, he is direct and focussed on what he does. So he makes a lot of money.
In his personal life, he aint doing so well. Its funny how he never gave his kids any money but hands out billion dollar checks to other businesses without any "consultants and lawyers" checking out the financials.
@Elbottoo he just doesn't want for his kids to be lazy and spoiled by all of that money, he gave them just enough money they needed, stop judging the man you don't know and watch a little bit documentaries about him and you will see that he is a great man.
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The increase in company earnings referred to by Mr Buffet is due to the rip off financial market, a mirage fabricated by the banker bobos for which ordinary workers will be paying for decades.
So open another beer Mr Buffet and pay the consequences.
Who is to say he's not "in real estate business"? As Ray Kroc, founder of McDonald's said "what's my business?". A student answered selling hamburgers, and he said no, real estate. Every McDonald's location is strategically placed in a busy area, be it foot traffic or on an important intersection. Since Buffett isn't a "stock picker", he's a business owner, he IS in real estate.
3. Thirdly, Do you know that people get addicted to Coke, Mountain Dew and other high caffeine/high sugar drinks? If U know anyone who MUST drink Coke everyday, quietly take them aside and ask them if they always feel on edge. Ask them if they are taking anti-depressants to try to feel normal again.
@trinisexgod I was never addicted to the caffeine in Coke or any other soda. I was addicted to the fizz. I weaned myself off of sodas and only drink them occasionally now. But I still love fizz, and that's one reason I like beer, too. (No, I'm not addicted to beer.)
did anyone notice how he regretted not getting involved in Fannie Mae in a previous part...The boy got lucky on missing out on that company, look at them now! (Why do people watch Warren Buffett on economics and then start conversations about Coke and its health impact?? Maybe you should become nutritionists as you lack the focus required to become economists)
This was recorded after the asian crisis - 1997? Those companies have done a lot of dodgy things since then. He may well have bailed out before the crash. As for coke, they have very cleverly diversified into other drinks - in Australia they have bought up several bottled water companies then used their distribution chains to hold out competitors, plus sugar free coke varieties, so they are reacting well to health issues and making more money than ever. Just some things to think about.
Buffet has simple investing principles, but he's not simple about the research. He stresses the importance of understanding in great detail the business you're buying.
It's an important distinction to make, and it works, regardless of whether you have billions of dollars or hundreds of dollars to invest.
i know glucose spiking in your body is thought to be linked to cancer and almost every other disease. Now coke has liquid sugar in its own acid. It would be hard to spike glucose any faster than that.
1. First, Most people don't know it's so dangerous. My buddy used to use Coke to clean the corrosion from the spout of a beer machine. Get a Coke bottle, read the ingredients, and do a Google search for those chemicals. Two are acids - phosporic acid + benzoic acid.
2. Secondly, I work in the media and no-one is going to criticise these big companies else they'll lose their advertising. Just coz it's allowed, doesn't mean it's right.
Cigarettes are also a great business. $1,000 invested in 1953 with dividends reinvested in Phillip Morris (now AltriaGroup) would have grown to $4mil plus in 2008.
Robin Hood has nothing on Warren Buffet. Why steal from the rich and give to the poor when you can become the richest man in the world and give to the poor? He's a legend.
I think Warren Buffett is an amazing man. I don't think it's unethical that he supports coke. Coca cola may not be healthy for you, but you at least deserve the freedom to choose weather you can drink it or not. Ethics seems to be pretty subjective anyway.
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omg, I think people like him because he seems like the grandpa we all want but Coca Cola is an immoral company. WTH is wrong with him? Coke is a toxic drink and shouldn't be offered to developing countries where nutrition is an issue and Coke refused to divest from South Africa during Apartheid. For all his talk about moral investing and believing in the company as you would good person, he contradicts himself.
You can't be the 2nd richest person in the world and be perfectly ethnical. On the other hand, he is head and shoulders above anyone else who manages money in terms of decency.
@snotfactory well I guess you can if you are 3rd richest person in the world - Warren Buffet is 3rd richest person in the world and he really seems to be a decend guy :D
Is he drinking A & W Root Beet? Why not Coke, considering all he talks about it. It's as if he is banking on hordes of people sinking all their money in Coke stock, which he owns 12% of. I like the way he explains to look for businesses with 'certainty' like his See's Candy and the taste of Coke. It's funny how he explains how dumb guys will spend whatever he prices the chocolates them at, because they don't want to look cheap to their wives. So why not Godiva Chocolate?
Because he couldn't buy Godiva at 6 times earnings and buy 100% of the company with a plan to raise prices, and generate 25-35% extra profit per year, paying for his $25m investment in 4 years and then some.
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well, certainly today great emphasis is on free cash flow. but in dcf it fails like other models since we assume some factors and then calculate future. its almost like already knowing the answer just putting it in mech formulae. sec analysis mentions this. Buffet knows something that all other ppl dont know. he says he is 85 % graham and 15 % fisher. we can create a group to share ideas about value investing .
pritam1908 8 months ago
Finally, an extremely interesting question (not to say the others weren't): securitzation of debt - Buffet seems once again to be spot on here.
thequickfrowningox 9 months ago
YEA.
Warmonger0077 10 months ago
FYI
Buffet really disliked REIT's mentioning Texas Pacific Trust. It's risen 450% since this video. His favorite Coca-cola? down 10% after 13 years of holding!
tomintroy 11 months ago
LOL! "micro cap"
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ProLifeHelp 1 year ago
Mr. Warren, What Valuation model are you using??????
jamestakeshi 1 year ago
@jamestakeshi He gives so many clues. Read his biography, and any book written by Ben Graham and you'll have a good idea how he does it. I think I'm pretty close.
zebbedi 1 year ago
@zebbedi Qualitatively speaking, YES! But not so much about the quantitative aspect. Intelligent Investor by Ben Graham mostly speak about theories and psychology of investing but less about analysis and computation. Security Analysis by Graham and Dodd would be my best bet in determining that. I really don't think Warren Buffett is using Discounted Cash Flow. I'm assuming he developed his own model.
jamestakeshi 1 year ago
@jamestakeshi I've read The Intelligent Investor 6 times, the only difference between them is that Security Analysis is a bit more complex. Both books talk about analysis and computation and neither mention anything about psychology other than that one needs to control their emotions. I would bet everything I own that Warren doesn't use DCF.
zebbedi 1 year ago
@zebbedi Does that mean that Buffett's model is better than DCF? I believe so... His portfolio consistently beats the S&P 500 index. I'd really would like to know his model. Can you share me what you have so far in your investigations?
jamestakeshi 1 year ago
@jamestakeshi DCF is fundamentally flawed in the same way that WACC and CAPM have weaknesses. It's no coincidence that every person that studied under Ben Graham or learned the principles through Buffett were able to consistently beat the market on a regular basis. Walter Schloss, Charlie Munger being direct examples. I could share what I know but I couldn't do it in one day and it wouldn't be appropriate over youtube. We can talk over e-mail if you would like.
zebbedi 1 year ago
@zebbedi Can you send me a copy of the discussion? CAPM assumes markets are efficient. Markets are not efficient. The market is manic depressive. Therefore, it is borderline worthless (in my opinion). DCF is so easy to mess up. If you over or underestimate a return in the future by just the slightest amount, it throws everything off.
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@kkjhhkjhkj Yea sure, you can join in the discussion. I'll PM you. And everything you just stated I agree with.
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ProLifeEternally 1 year ago
warren buffet presents a strong message. Just like the karate kid part 2.
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He is an extremely shrewd businessman who knows his things! Thats how he makes money. He is cold, he is direct and focussed on what he does. So he makes a lot of money.
In his personal life, he aint doing so well. Its funny how he never gave his kids any money but hands out billion dollar checks to other businesses without any "consultants and lawyers" checking out the financials.
Elbottoo 2 years ago
@Elbottoo he just doesn't want for his kids to be lazy and spoiled by all of that money, he gave them just enough money they needed, stop judging the man you don't know and watch a little bit documentaries about him and you will see that he is a great man.
bulldovla1 1 year ago
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The increase in company earnings referred to by Mr Buffet is due to the rip off financial market, a mirage fabricated by the banker bobos for which ordinary workers will be paying for decades.
So open another beer Mr Buffet and pay the consequences.
notablemusician 2 years ago
Warren buffett seemed to have made the right decision not getting into real estate. As he said earlier 'say within your circle of competence'
JackieCharlie 2 years ago 3
Who is to say he's not "in real estate business"? As Ray Kroc, founder of McDonald's said "what's my business?". A student answered selling hamburgers, and he said no, real estate. Every McDonald's location is strategically placed in a busy area, be it foot traffic or on an important intersection. Since Buffett isn't a "stock picker", he's a business owner, he IS in real estate.
jhalas20 2 years ago
@jhalas20: Coca Cola isn't in real estate like McDonald's is... It's a totally different concept.
fluffster71 1 year ago
3. Thirdly, Do you know that people get addicted to Coke, Mountain Dew and other high caffeine/high sugar drinks? If U know anyone who MUST drink Coke everyday, quietly take them aside and ask them if they always feel on edge. Ask them if they are taking anti-depressants to try to feel normal again.
Take it from me - Coke screws U up!
trinisexgod 2 years ago
but it is their choice to drink it that much...it'll screw you up insofar as you allow it too
infirmaryblues 2 years ago
@trinisexgod I was never addicted to the caffeine in Coke or any other soda. I was addicted to the fizz. I weaned myself off of sodas and only drink them occasionally now. But I still love fizz, and that's one reason I like beer, too. (No, I'm not addicted to beer.)
autobotsNdecepticons 1 year ago
Buffett is the best advertisement for coca cola!
hardkicka 3 years ago 4
he doesn't even own any coke either...
artj12 3 years ago
roughly 15 percent of his portfolio is coke
funktion404 3 years ago 2
Coke is poison - for body & mind.
trinisexgod 3 years ago
did anyone notice how he regretted not getting involved in Fannie Mae in a previous part...The boy got lucky on missing out on that company, look at them now! (Why do people watch Warren Buffett on economics and then start conversations about Coke and its health impact?? Maybe you should become nutritionists as you lack the focus required to become economists)
RafaeINadal 3 years ago
This was recorded after the asian crisis - 1997? Those companies have done a lot of dodgy things since then. He may well have bailed out before the crash. As for coke, they have very cleverly diversified into other drinks - in Australia they have bought up several bottled water companies then used their distribution chains to hold out competitors, plus sugar free coke varieties, so they are reacting well to health issues and making more money than ever. Just some things to think about.
wherearethevideos 3 years ago 2
He thinks so simple with his investments....but at the same time if you had 63 billion dollars you might not be so tight with your money as well lol
donkeydong75402 3 years ago
Buffet has simple investing principles, but he's not simple about the research. He stresses the importance of understanding in great detail the business you're buying.
It's an important distinction to make, and it works, regardless of whether you have billions of dollars or hundreds of dollars to invest.
Sectorsophia 3 years ago 6
hey junkyardwillie can you stop pretending like you are smart.. "think about that"- people think man, you just pretend to..
andrew4715z 3 years ago 3
Coca cola kills more people every year than Smoking. think about that
junkyardwillie 3 years ago
are you talking about obesity? if so, is that really all down to coke?
firestartertwistedfi 3 years ago
i know glucose spiking in your body is thought to be linked to cancer and almost every other disease. Now coke has liquid sugar in its own acid. It would be hard to spike glucose any faster than that.
brad111515 3 years ago
If it's so dangerous why is no-one calling for it to be banned?
firestartertwistedfi 3 years ago
1. First, Most people don't know it's so dangerous. My buddy used to use Coke to clean the corrosion from the spout of a beer machine. Get a Coke bottle, read the ingredients, and do a Google search for those chemicals. Two are acids - phosporic acid + benzoic acid.
2. Secondly, I work in the media and no-one is going to criticise these big companies else they'll lose their advertising. Just coz it's allowed, doesn't mean it's right.
trinisexgod 2 years ago
I've used coke to clean off corroded connections to my car battery, works wonders!
Khaddar 2 years ago
Buffet drank coke all his life. Let me check his pulse; yup still beating.
KeyboardJockey1980 3 years ago 13
Tried to give you the thumbs up, gave you the thumbs down. My bad.
funktion404 3 years ago
@KeyboardJockey1980 asd
araarmo 11 months ago
Cigarettes are also a great business. $1,000 invested in 1953 with dividends reinvested in Phillip Morris (now AltriaGroup) would have grown to $4mil plus in 2008.
jhalas20 3 years ago
exactly!
trinisexgod 2 years ago
What's your favorite Warren Buffett book?
wwwMBAThesisNet 3 years ago
Robin Hood has nothing on Warren Buffet. Why steal from the rich and give to the poor when you can become the richest man in the world and give to the poor? He's a legend.
adiprai 3 years ago 4
"If there was a Long-Term Capital Management type situation translated into real estate, we'd be open to that...."
How prophetic.
cromicus 3 years ago
I think Warren Buffett is an amazing man. I don't think it's unethical that he supports coke. Coca cola may not be healthy for you, but you at least deserve the freedom to choose weather you can drink it or not. Ethics seems to be pretty subjective anyway.
digitalhysteria 4 years ago 3
the video is broken
richgayguy 4 years ago 2
the video is not working, can anyone who have downloaded the movie, ore has a copy please upload it again!!
GODmanman 4 years ago 2
Why isn't this video working? Am I the only one who's having this problem?
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its not working for me either
dsleepy1 4 years ago
Drinking Coke is a choice. People must be held accountable for their actions not the corportation. Or someone who owns share in the corporation.
tj37067 4 years ago
He's drinking Cherry Coke. He drinks like 5 a day.
jewishconsortium 4 years ago
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omg, I think people like him because he seems like the grandpa we all want but Coca Cola is an immoral company. WTH is wrong with him? Coke is a toxic drink and shouldn't be offered to developing countries where nutrition is an issue and Coke refused to divest from South Africa during Apartheid. For all his talk about moral investing and believing in the company as you would good person, he contradicts himself.
SWISSCHARDED 4 years ago
You can't be the 2nd richest person in the world and be perfectly ethnical. On the other hand, he is head and shoulders above anyone else who manages money in terms of decency.
snotfactory 4 years ago 11
@snotfactory You mean ethical? Yes you can, and he has.
zebbedi 1 year ago
@snotfactory well I guess you can if you are 3rd richest person in the world - Warren Buffet is 3rd richest person in the world and he really seems to be a decend guy :D
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researchpapers 4 years ago
Thanks for the video :)
ritabrata 4 years ago
he drink cherry coke, his favorite drink
hmmm019 4 years ago
Is he drinking A & W Root Beet? Why not Coke, considering all he talks about it. It's as if he is banking on hordes of people sinking all their money in Coke stock, which he owns 12% of. I like the way he explains to look for businesses with 'certainty' like his See's Candy and the taste of Coke. It's funny how he explains how dumb guys will spend whatever he prices the chocolates them at, because they don't want to look cheap to their wives. So why not Godiva Chocolate?
1stPlaceDirector 4 years ago
Because he couldn't buy Godiva at 6 times earnings and buy 100% of the company with a plan to raise prices, and generate 25-35% extra profit per year, paying for his $25m investment in 4 years and then some.
jhalas20 3 years ago
i heard it just fine
504boi8wd 4 years ago
can't get audio on Part 9. Am i the only one?
viewerad 4 years ago
Hmph... he makes look investing very easy... but it isn't. Thanx Buffett you are the greatmaster of investing.
juseroe 4 years ago
It is not easy. It's simple, but not easy.
wdeboer0 4 years ago 2
Agreed
juseroe 4 years ago