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Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 7

Warren Buffett MBA Talk - Part 7  
 
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The1Smart2Guy (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Damn you Stumble!!! this is the 4th time i stumbled this vid in 2 days!!
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av4eternity (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Great Video
xbadmintoner (1 year ago) Show Hide
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greater amount of cash has allowed and will allow him to arrange deals that are not accessible to smaller investors.
Itchinoze (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I don't get why researchpapers' and 1stPlaceDirector's comments are bad.
They have their reasons. Before clicking "poor comment" people should think what they are doing and why they are doing it.
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From my understanding, Buffett didn't give a one time donation of $33 billion. He's donating, over a period of time, shares of BRK which ultimately will have a combined value of 30+ billion. Which is to say, he didn't work from "ground 25%" up to 52 billion.
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it doesn't start until after warren dies. and is spread out over the class B shares within the company.
bigricko66 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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...wow...guilty of envy here! he's so brave, so balanced, and so "out of the box" especially when it comes to vetting the macro economic factors. Letting go of economist's insight for me, and probably many of us, is like fixing your eye with a pitchfork.....I would give up everything I own to work for Warren Buffet for a year!
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