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A typo. I mean I haven't seen Buffett drift yet ...
What is Munber's speech at AGM ? You mean Charlie Munger, who is Buffett's long-term partner ?
I definitely share some of your feeling on Buffett. His investment decision looks shaky sometimes. Plus, his frequency of appearing on CNBC is definitely increasing in recent years. When a person becomes older, he definitely becomes more stubborn. I think Buffett is not exempt from some natural laws.
Also, when a person is being praised or flattered for too long, he or she may also drift. This could be quite lethal to key decision makers.
So, you are absolutely right that blind following is dangerous. That is why when investing in Brkb, the question is not how fast it can grow. Rather, it is what discount one should look for when buying the stock.
A few years ago, my standard is 20% over book value. If I am to purchase now, it is at book value. Buffett's purchase of Burlington is similar to Graham's purchase of AT&T when he was to wind down the partnership. By the way, there is 20% of book value that is the deferred tax of accumulated gains. This is where 20% is from.
Above said, however, I have seen signs that Buffett is carrying away. He is very stubborn but he is also stubborn to his standards of act. So far, he has been doing superbly well in this financial crisis. After reading his works for a few years, I think I have some judgment on Buffett and Berkshire.
I really like to hear negative comments on Buffett since I may be blindsided somehow ... I think SEC investigation or even Senate hearing of Buffett can pour extra cold water on him, as a balance to praises he is used to hear ...
看看你的ITMN,Do still you hold your ITMN PUT ? 今天晚上你就准备辞职报告和做退休计划吧。
由衷地祝贺你今年BIO最大的两条鱼都你给逮住了。
The announced 600 B is hardly enough I think. The crisis is probably not financial but more social and political. It would be a surprise if Greek would accept the sacrifice to pay off the debt. When it is able to hold the whole Europe as collateral, why bother ...
The irony in Europe, in contrast to US, is that good countries are bailing out bad countries that people in good countries don't care as much as their own. Therefore, the unlimited infusion of liquidity is probably not feasible in Europe as it is in US. It wouldn't be a surprise if more attacks are mounted on Euro and eventually cause major political events.
The fatal flaw in Euro is now quite obvious and its existence in current form is really questionable. Frankly speaking, letting Greece default is probably a much better approach down the road. A heavy price needs to be demonstrated in order to prod people to act. A fake safety net shall only make things worse yet with same eventual failure.
The current global crisis is essentially a crisis on fiat money. A lot of intelligence is needed how to preserve value of assets, represented as fiat money ...
Federal Reserve opens credit line to Europe
Other central banks, including the Bank of Canada, the Bank of England, the European Central Bank and the Swiss National Bank, are also involved in the effort.
The Bank of Japan will be considering similar action soon
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