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"You're not right or wrong because 1000 people agree with you. And you're not right or wrong because 1000 people disagree with you. You're right because your facts and your reasoning is right. " True gem
"you get over stimulated in Wall Street, you get short focus in Wall Street" the same can be said about the internet, and your personal life today. very wise man!
4:56 "Sensational company, but I haven't owned IBM." This is why I value Buffet so much. Not for his wealth (plenty are mega rich), but for his ability to escape the pitfalls of human irrationality.
@@J0SKXY There's nothing wrong with IBM, it's a wonderful business and was even better at the time of the interview. The point here is that Buffet does what he preaches. He said in the interview "find your circle of competence, and stay there". He also said he doesn't understand technology companies, so he stays out of them. Does that mean he'll lose a few good companies, like IBM? Yes. It also means he will not buy in a bunch of those other technology companies that busted in 2000 dot-com bubble. And there was a LOT of those which went to zero. If you don't understand that market, how are you going to know which ones are going up and which ones are going to zero? The irrationality would be that some people jump in things they don't know or understand, because 1000 others do. As Warren quotes in the video, Ben Graham said that you aren't right or wrong because 1000 other people agree or disagree with you. For example, you might want to invest in Tesla. That's fine. Are you doing it because you have read what are the fundamentals of that business, you understand car market (particularly electric cars), you think Tesla's future is bright, and the current price is undervalued? Or are you doing it because the stock price is going up, which is a consequence of 1000 other people also buying it? In the first case, you are investing in things you understand and you think are good business.. In the second case, you are investing in things that are popular. Sometimes popular things are good business, but if you normally purchase things because they are popular, you will find yourself losing money more often than if you buy things you understand, and your valuation says they are good.
Mr. Buffett impressed me 24 years ago so much that I put every dime I had into Berkshire Hathaway. Today my life is financially sound. I simply studied the stock and committed everything To this one stock. Life is simple, people complicate life.
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At 5:15, Buffet admits that he doesn't know enough about a certain industry or sector. I think this is an important trait to have. The guts to admit that you don't know enough about something. The moment you do that, it enables you to start asking questions to learn more. Learning is a never-ending process no matter how experienced you are in any field.
@@jjjjjj3423 I agree with your point that we "don't have to know everything" to make investment decisions. There are a lot of information bring spread by the media and on social media. We need to understand the value of every piece of information/news while deciding to invest(or not). However, watch the video from 4:40 onwards until 5:20. Buffett is talking about technology companies like IBM, and how he skipped investing in them because he didn't understand them. So I feel my point(at least for the context of what Buffett was saying here) stands true. But I agree with your statement too, just that that is not what Buffett was talking about here. And lastly, regarding the first statement of your comment: I was not attempting to be a philosopher or act like I know everything. I just wanted to share an opinion about what I thought we all could learn from Buffett's answers in this video. Sorry if I came across as one.
He always says his worst kept secret about how he invests which is to only invest in company he understands. He also said that some people he knows who follows Ben principles does some good winning as well. Knowing that you dont understand a sector or a company is not a weakness its a strength cuz u know what to avoid.
A piece of advice that I've operated under for some time now is "Sometimes success is less about what you do and more about what you don't do." Warren really lives out this method and I've lived under that principle largely due to my investment mentality. The things you learn in investing you can certainly use in your personal life!
This man has been preaching the same message for his entire investing life. So many decades of technologies and innovative industries have come and gone with many pouring millions and billions into different techs and innovations yet he quietly stood on his same values and despite all of that money going in and out of technology and innovation this mans approach has weathered it all better than anyone else on a long term basis. I think if Warren Buffett had 50 more years to live, that statistic would not change due to his approach. Many have come close to or surpassed him in terms of networth coming and going and yet he remains un weathered. I believe that without his charitable contributions, and without having divided up Berkshire for other shareholders to own, Warren Buffetts fortune would be almost unsurpassable by anyone, even his current day billionaire counterparts which you know who they are would be a far fetch. I know there are other billionaires and many have passed him but it is his approach that is sort of like the brick house still standing while the wooden mansion gets blown away in a storm. It is his approach that the ordinary man can strive to achieve.
You forget that he underperforms for decades now sp500 and only bear market would help buffett to narrow the gap. Right now Apple is pulling Brk to recovery in market stance
I am forever fascinated and enamored by Buffett. Truly one of a kind. I am not sure there will ever be anyone ever again like him. Just a remarkable man.
Exactly. They keep using leverage, buying overvalued and bubbles like Bitcoin, TSLA, AMD, NFLX... They just won't learn because they just don't listen. Then they fear and hate Wall Street, but actually they are the problem.
Warren just skipped over technology stocks, and he is still the richest investor in the world (he now owns tech stocks) He's probably right that we only have to focus on what we are confident in.
"There are no called strikes in this business." Buffet keeps spitting heat! What a wise man. It reminds me of the phrase, "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take." While true, in investing, there is a negative value to missing a shot. Think of it like taking a shot and suffering a turnover in basketball. Sometimes it's better to hold the rock than shoot it.
I just finished reading Intelligent Investor and Security Analysis and I can hear Ben Graham in his words. It's amazing how much he admired his mentor and lives by the same principles that Graham taught in Columbia. All we need is here and yet we keep searching for ways to be rich in other places. Thank you so much for sharing this video!
Read warren buffet's interpretation of financial statements next to get a more dialed in view of how he approaches investments from the graham foundation.
@@bingo567890 Well, inteligent Investor(specifically chapter 8 and 20) talks about seeing a stock as a piece of business and buying it at an undervalued price) While the Warren Buffet Way is a combination of the two but it highlights the criteria of an excellent business. With that, you don't have to buy any business at a cheap price but a wonderful business at a cheap price. Yet to read interpretation of financial statements.
Investing in alternative income streams that are independent of the government should definitely be a top priority for everyone right now, especially with the ongoing global economic crisis. Stocks, gold, silver, and virtual currencies remain appealing investment options at this time.
Creating wealth requires cultivating positive habits, such as consistently saving money at regular intervals for worthwhile investments. Managing finances is an essential subject that many people often avoid, which can lead to challenges later on. I hope that anyone who comes across this message achieves great success in life.
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People forget philosophy is a huge part of business/investing. People's emotions often dictate their movement. If you can't contain your emotions/thoughts it will destroy you. Being logical and deep thinking is the game. Not being led by emotions! At some point you realize you can't control everything. There is real power in that, especially when it comes to dealing with emotions.
He stays in Nebraska because he won't be over stimulated with too much information. Over stimulation can cause you to make bad decisions according to Buffett. That is a piece of wisdom that we can apply to every aspect of our life. It's hard to do in a world where you're flooded with information.
Nobody can become financially successful overnight. They put in background work but we tend to see the finished part. Fear is a dangerous component, hindering us from taking the bold steps we need in other to reach our goals.
@maryshea9781 This is the problem! Most times people with little or no knowledge of the stock market try investing by themselves. It once happened to me, then I learned my lesson and contacted a US-based finance consultant by name KRISTIN GAIL CUNNINGHAM and everything changed. I started enjoying huge returns from my investment.
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I watch warren buffet from 1980 here in calgary alberta people lot respect from him he did invest in oilfield in alberta and help turnaround problems in tarsand in fort-mcurray people will never forget him for help period.
the temperament quality, a stable personality, appreciate the lack of stimulation, short of focus, intellectual process, no called strikes, partly because it's so simple, to a man with a hummer, everything looks like a nail.
Warren: you do not need to be in the top leagues in terms of bridge play to be a good investor Also Warren: finalist in the 1994 world championship bridge tournament
"To a guy with a hammer, everything looks like a nail". The market is way more psychological than people realize. That's exactly the reason why the EMH isn't entirely true.
Mr. Buffett taught me 1 great thing.......UNDERSTAND THE BUSINESS YOU ARE BUYING A PIECE OF!! Don't buy a business based on cost.....buy it only if it is a good, solid business, like Coke!! That is one of his biggest investments, and it hasn't stopped growing.......not fast, but consistent!!
It feels good to see the market in green, but just how long until we actually break even, I’m the average retail trader, DCA-ing, buying and holding on to stocks for eons, but it’s like I’m up 5% today and down 17% the next week, Yes the market is very Darwinian, there’s winners and losers, and it’s looking like I’ve been on a losing streak, while others make huge 6figure gains in the same market. What strategies are these folks using?
So what I do is buy companies that are doing good things, executing on business plans and then short companies that are missing earnings, it’s as simple as that.
we’ve been in a rally for the last decade, you just gotta accept not everyone is as knowledgeable in the market to handle the opportunities a crash market presents, and unfortunately for me too, I got in 2019 right before the market’s melting point, I just hope I recover soon enough before retirement. Stay strong.
@@hobbs252 I think the market will suffer more downtrends before full recovery, esp. with the inflation, hiked interest rate and looming recession bound to happen 2023, you should understand the market is not just finance and valuation, it’s history, it’s market psychology, it’s understanding how the world moves, which is why at this point in time, it’s ideal to work with an Investment-adviser with an unparalleled track record, from first hand experience, I could say they stand a better chance than most of us ever would and it has been reflecting on my portfolio. I made over $850k in net gains this year alone and I’m unbothered about the market outcomes cause I’m certain I’ll make a killing, it’s all perspective guys.
@@kozovski6628 -Nicely said, I was thinking about going that route too, Jimmy Cramer has been going on about opportunities at stake in this present market and I’d really love to set my portfolio up for whatever is coming 2023, could you recommend this coach that guides you?
@@Green-ed7wq Search and connect with 'Donna Lorraine Judge' . She’s a verified CFP and she helped me see that returns can be made in both bull and bear markets. She covers things like investing, insurance, making sure retirement is well funded and looking at ways to have a volatility buffer for investment risk, lots of things like that.
He said “I’d rather not know the [stock] price when I value a company in case it clouds my judgement”. How true. Yet so many are driven by price action.
I've know people that only deal in penny stocks since they "know" they are a good deal since each share is "cheap". It's like there's a disconnect between their share-cost and market-cap vs shares-outstanding. I've only recently came to the understanding that this is the reason that some companies like to stock-split. When it splits some think it's a 2 for 1 sale and they gorge themselves on "cheap" shares.
I like seeing earlier vids of successful people, they tend to be more down to earth and not as careful with their words. Thank you for sharing probably one of the best vids of Buffet I've seen
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time.
It's really profiting I started with 30k dollars trading with a professional broker my colleague recommended to me to Mr Sam Deymon, and now I earn more than my monthly paycheck.
I'm honestly surprised that this name is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of Mr Sam deymon client testimony last week on a business news blog, he must be extremely good for people to talk about the reliability of her services.
Interviewer : " Warren, your approach seems so simple...Why doesn't anybody do it ? " But in reality, he wouldn't admit all the secret of his success as he was still in the business. Definitely he got most accurate reports of the companies than most people got in the past. There is no way he could buy millions of shares when it were very cheap without taking any risk. I agreed one that he mainly focused in long term investments.
I don't understand why these historical clips never include the date they were recorded - like, in the title, the description, or superimposed on top of the video.
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Se investisero nelle brave operaie che lavorano per loro sarebbe meglio
"You're not right or wrong because 1000 people agree with you. And you're not right or wrong because 1000 people disagree with you. You're right because your facts and your reasoning is right. "
True gem
Original was Warren Buffett teacher Benjamin Graham.
GME to the moon
"I don't know what cocoa beans you're going to do"
Another gem.
You're welcome
What if trump understood this
exactly
He's been so consistent, his advice hasn't changed at all
That is very true!
@@InvestorCenter you get fax not stimulate here
Simple man and decent conversation starter :-)
Unlike youtube gurus haha
Except that his biggest holding now is a tech company.
"you get over stimulated in Wall Street, you get short focus in Wall Street"
the same can be said about the internet, and your personal life today.
very wise man!
First rule of investment is “Don’t lose.” The second rule of investment is don’t forget the first rule. Such a fucking boss.
Shut up!
@@dilipjain6899 maybe you should?
@@innocentiuslacrim2290 by chance
@@dilipjain6899 India
@@bigdailyscatter Shut up!
"Short focus is not good for long profits...."......what a legend!
Buffett speaks for, what, maybe five minutes in this video and every single idea and sentence he expresses is worth quoting. That’s extraordinary.
"We get facts not stimulation here." LOL. A priceless interview.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That was a good one though. Facts!
Definition of money over hoes 🤑
😂😂😂
lol just as I read this comment, Warren said it. lol
His words are full of wisdom. One of the best interviews of Buffet !
4:56 "Sensational company, but I haven't owned IBM." This is why I value Buffet so much. Not for his wealth (plenty are mega rich), but for his ability to escape the pitfalls of human irrationality.
Him and Charlie munger have allocated a lot of time to learning how to avoid irrationality
@@InvestorCenter whats wrong with IBM? Could you kindly explain. And human irrationality relation here
@@J0SKXY There's nothing wrong with IBM, it's a wonderful business and was even better at the time of the interview.
The point here is that Buffet does what he preaches. He said in the interview "find your circle of competence, and stay there". He also said he doesn't understand technology companies, so he stays out of them. Does that mean he'll lose a few good companies, like IBM? Yes. It also means he will not buy in a bunch of those other technology companies that busted in 2000 dot-com bubble. And there was a LOT of those which went to zero. If you don't understand that market, how are you going to know which ones are going up and which ones are going to zero?
The irrationality would be that some people jump in things they don't know or understand, because 1000 others do. As Warren quotes in the video, Ben Graham said that you aren't right or wrong because 1000 other people agree or disagree with you.
For example, you might want to invest in Tesla. That's fine. Are you doing it because you have read what are the fundamentals of that business, you understand car market (particularly electric cars), you think Tesla's future is bright, and the current price is undervalued? Or are you doing it because the stock price is going up, which is a consequence of 1000 other people also buying it? In the first case, you are investing in things you understand and you think are good business.. In the second case, you are investing in things that are popular. Sometimes popular things are good business, but if you normally purchase things because they are popular, you will find yourself losing money more often than if you buy things you understand, and your valuation says they are good.
Mr. Buffett impressed me 24 years ago so much that I put every dime I had into Berkshire Hathaway. Today my life is financially sound. I simply studied the stock and committed everything To this one stock. Life is simple, people complicate life.
That decision has turned out very well for you
Sir, you're a wise man.
I admire people who invest like this. Very cool.
How share your knowledge
@@AtulSharma-hw6nn pick a stock. Put all your money into it for the rest of your life. I hope it works out for you.
Best interview of all time.
I learnt more valuable lessons in these 7 minutes than in my whole school and college life combined
You went to really bad schools then.
@@tylertyler82nope they are right, schools teach nothing.
@@tylertyler82lmaao
"I don't have to make money in every game." Terrific.
That line is very important
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At 5:15, Buffet admits that he doesn't know enough about a certain industry or sector.
I think this is an important trait to have. The guts to admit that you don't know enough about something.
The moment you do that, it enables you to start asking questions to learn more. Learning is a never-ending process no matter how experienced you are in any field.
@@jjjjjj3423 I agree with your point that we "don't have to know everything" to make investment decisions. There are a lot of information bring spread by the media and on social media. We need to understand the value of every piece of information/news while deciding to invest(or not).
However, watch the video from 4:40 onwards until 5:20. Buffett is talking about technology companies like IBM, and how he skipped investing in them because he didn't understand them.
So I feel my point(at least for the context of what Buffett was saying here) stands true. But I agree with your statement too, just that that is not what Buffett was talking about here.
And lastly, regarding the first statement of your comment: I was not attempting to be a philosopher or act like I know everything. I just wanted to share an opinion about what I thought we all could learn from Buffett's answers in this video. Sorry if I came across as one.
If you can't spell Buffett's name correctly.....don't bother wasting our time please.
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@@maheshs4056 that's not what he said at all
He always says his worst kept secret about how he invests which is to only invest in company he understands. He also said that some people he knows who follows Ben principles does some good winning as well. Knowing that you dont understand a sector or a company is not a weakness its a strength cuz u know what to avoid.
outstanding interview, every sentence is just pure wisdom.
A piece of advice that I've operated under for some time now is "Sometimes success is less about what you do and more about what you don't do." Warren really lives out this method and I've lived under that principle largely due to my investment mentality. The things you learn in investing you can certainly use in your personal life!
Hence his antipathy against cryptocurrency, an opaque "investment."
“To a man with a hammer everything looks like a nail”
I’m definitely gonna use that one at some point 😂😂
That’s one of my all time favorite quotes
Pure charly munger wisdom right here 🤩
7:04
@@RAY-Moneythanks
@@maxmustermann5492 Fun fact: He said he heard that from someone
6:09 "Isn't that boring" should be a meme.
Yes it should. It would be funny 😂
Indeed
This man has been preaching the same message for his entire investing life. So many decades of technologies and innovative industries have come and gone with many pouring millions and billions into different techs and innovations yet he quietly stood on his same values and despite all of that money going in and out of technology and innovation this mans approach has weathered it all better than anyone else on a long term basis. I think if Warren Buffett had 50 more years to live, that statistic would not change due to his approach. Many have come close to or surpassed him in terms of networth coming and going and yet he remains un weathered. I believe that without his charitable contributions, and without having divided up Berkshire for other shareholders to own, Warren Buffetts fortune would be almost unsurpassable by anyone, even his current day billionaire counterparts which you know who they are would be a far fetch. I know there are other billionaires and many have passed him but it is his approach that is sort of like the brick house still standing while the wooden mansion gets blown away in a storm. It is his approach that the ordinary man can strive to achieve.
You forget that he underperforms for decades now sp500 and only bear market would help buffett to narrow the gap. Right now Apple is pulling Brk to recovery in market stance
@@johnsuckher3037 if you have hundreds of billions of dollars, you can only invest in billion dollar companies, which narrows his investing shortlist.
I am forever fascinated and enamored by Buffett. Truly one of a kind. I am not sure there will ever be anyone ever again like him. Just a remarkable man.
this 8 min clips is probably better than most books about stock investment. Everyone needs to view this before starting.
so he’s been preaching the same stuff for decades... yet people still don’t understand
Exactly!
@@InvestorCenter but what is an "iconic" interview? important? initial? informative? Did you mean laconic? ironic? symphonic? what?
Exactly. They keep using leverage, buying overvalued and bubbles like Bitcoin, TSLA, AMD, NFLX... They just won't learn because they just don't listen. Then they fear and hate Wall Street, but actually they are the problem.
@@Octovisuals Amd is not the bad tbh. It could actually take a chunk of intel share
And now another madness has started called bitcoin😂😂
This is the best interview I've ever watched
I really like it too!!!
Warren just skipped over technology stocks, and he is still the richest investor in the world (he now owns tech stocks) He's probably right that we only have to focus on what we are confident in.
That is true. It’s all about investing within your circle of competence
Sort of. Apple makes up nearly 50% of his overall portfolio today
@@slevinlucky3240 not buffets call about tech stocks, it was next generation's idea to invest in tech stock
He’d rather value before he knows the price. That’s real connection.
His advice is so consistent unlike most RUclipsrs !!
"There are no called strikes in this business." Buffet keeps spitting heat! What a wise man. It reminds me of the phrase, "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take." While true, in investing, there is a negative value to missing a shot. Think of it like taking a shot and suffering a turnover in basketball. Sometimes it's better to hold the rock than shoot it.
Yes! That is a good way of putting it!
@@InvestorCenter Thanks :)
@@thoyo your mom bro
Searched for them date, It’s the Fortune review in 1974
I just finished reading Intelligent Investor and Security Analysis and I can hear Ben Graham in his words. It's amazing how much he admired his mentor and lives by the same principles that Graham taught in Columbia. All we need is here and yet we keep searching for ways to be rich in other places. Thank you so much for sharing this video!
Read warren buffet's interpretation of financial statements next to get a more dialed in view of how he approaches investments from the graham foundation.
@@lkeith88 Thanks for suggestion. I will read that.
You should also read The Warren Buffet Way By Robert G. Hagstrom
@@isaacolawuyi4202 I just bought that and haven’t read yet, how is it?
@@bingo567890 Well, inteligent Investor(specifically chapter 8 and 20) talks about seeing a stock as a piece of business and buying it at an undervalued price)
While the Warren Buffet Way is a combination of the two but it highlights the criteria of an excellent business.
With that, you don't have to buy any business at a cheap price but a wonderful business at a cheap price.
Yet to read interpretation of financial statements.
What a great interview. You could extract almost every sentence and frame it over your desk. Essential viewing.
"Don't you find Omaha a little off the beaten track for the investment world?"
"Well believe it or not, we get mail here..."
lmfao
cornfield
ultimate troll
Sounds like the same Warren Buffett of today. Amazing his consistency in philosophy!
Yes but does not talk as fast
Investing in alternative income streams that are independent of the government should definitely be a top priority for everyone right now, especially with the ongoing global economic crisis. Stocks, gold, silver, and virtual currencies remain appealing investment options at this time.
Creating wealth requires cultivating positive habits, such as consistently saving money at regular intervals for worthwhile investments. Managing finances is an essential subject that many people often avoid, which can lead to challenges later on. I hope that anyone who comes across this message achieves great success in life.
Starting early truly is the best strategy for getting ahead and building wealth, and prioritizing investments is key. From my experience last year, I've learned that investing early has allowed me to create a more suitable life for myself this time around.
Having an investment advisor is the best way to go. Based on a direct encounter with my CFA, Benjamin Todd Glenn, I can say with certainty that his skills are excellent. He helped raise over 580k in 14 months from an initially stagnant portfolio of $70,000
Fantastic! Can you share more details?
For more details Look him up on the internet
Interview in 1984. Aired in 1985 after the Capital Cities Communications takeover of ABC.
You are right! Thank you for that
@@InvestorCenter could you include that in description? That this interview is from 1984. Thank you
Thanks
Thank you! 500M in 84 to over 125B today is insane!
The amount of business knowledge this man has is very impressive.
People forget philosophy is a huge part of business/investing. People's emotions often dictate their movement. If you can't contain your emotions/thoughts it will destroy you. Being logical and deep thinking is the game. Not being led by emotions!
At some point you realize you can't control everything. There is real power in that, especially when it comes to dealing with emotions.
Excellent interview. Short and to the point. The interviewer does an excellent with asking probing questions and then follow up questions.
He stays in Nebraska because he won't be over stimulated with too much information. Over stimulation can cause you to make bad decisions according to Buffett. That is a piece of wisdom that we can apply to every aspect of our life. It's hard to do in a world where you're flooded with information.
block non essential information
yes..i overthunk a land deal ,the biggest of my life and tragically cant seem to get over it!
why doesnt this have millions of views? its like people aren’t taking their finances seriously
Make sure to send the video to all your friends!
They are busy watching the price trends not the compounding growth profit..
Patience is a virtue
This isn't the official upload, might be multiple on RUclips, all having views
90% Don’t take it serious.
@@HanifWanMin1025 Words from a wise man
Nobody can become financially successful overnight. They put in background work but we tend to see the finished part. Fear is a dangerous component, hindering us from taking the bold steps we need in other to reach our goals.
@maryshea9781 This is the problem! Most times people with little or no knowledge of the stock market try investing by themselves. It once happened to me, then I learned my lesson and contacted a US-based finance consultant by name KRISTIN GAIL CUNNINGHAM and everything changed. I started enjoying huge returns from my investment.
@maryshea9781 quickly do a web check where you can connect with her, and do your research with her full name mentioned
@maryshea9781 KRISTIN GAIL CUNNINGHAM is one of the most reliable and trustworthy brokers I know
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Temperament over intellect 🙌🏼
They are just as equally important. He is saying that high intellect is not important but a certain level is required.
I think when you know something's right to buy, you fucking know, it keeps you up at night knowing how great it is
You are stunning beautiful. Just wow.
@@Andreas1986xyz cheers mate, it's the ointment I use
I like blondes.You are mine now 😎
Great video. Love to see more such old interviews.
This interview is truly a gem
A legend. Just look at the confidence in his logic and his intellect, mixed with as much humility. Truly a legend.
For a man with a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Hahaha. You are my man dude!!
Love that quote!!!
Seems like something Charlie Munger would say.
@@MoneyR8 "Friend of mine says..." was Charlie Munger.
Ladies & Gentlemen, a cameo from Charlie Munger
I watch warren buffet from 1980 here in calgary alberta people lot respect from him he did invest in oilfield in alberta and help turnaround problems in tarsand in fort-mcurray people will never forget him for help period.
“As a friend of mine says...”
Charles D Munger has entered the chat.
I didn’t notice that. Thank you for pointing that out!
Charles T. Munger.
@@georgesotiriou7051 if you know anything about One Piece then you’ll know about the D
7:04
Best comment hahaha
the temperament quality, a stable personality,
appreciate the lack of stimulation,
short of focus,
intellectual process,
no called strikes,
partly because it's so simple,
to a man with a hummer, everything looks like a nail.
Warren: you do not need to be in the top leagues in terms of bridge play to be a good investor
Also Warren: finalist in the 1994 world championship bridge tournament
Wow, this is brilliant. I'll certainly share with readers and here and there. A must watch of course. Happy to be investing along with Mr. Buffett.
*I can't lie. the title is not all click-bait... this IS pretty damn iconic and classic* 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
"To a guy with a hammer, everything looks like a nail". The market is way more psychological than people realize. That's exactly the reason why the EMH isn't entirely true.
Psychology accounts for a lot of the volatility in the market
What is an emh?
@@psylee8687 efficient-market hypothesis. Meaning that shares’ price reflect all the infomartion you need.
Best Warren Buffet interview out there.
Warren has been walking the same way for 40 years
I did notice that too 😂
Watched a few myself, he's still using the same script.. :P
I have watched this video over 100 times. Greatest video on investing all time!
Such a brilliant man. We're so lucky to be able to listen to his advice and blessed if you follow it.
How can you stay away from wall street?
Well if I were in Wall Street I'd probably be a lot poorer.
😂😂😂😂 priceless interview with the richest comedian
Almost 1 year since i started learning and investigating the stock market but this intervieuw sums it all up in just 7 minutes. Crazy
Great video. Motivated me to go to WSB and lose all my money on some stupid stonks. Thanks!
Mr. Buffett taught me 1 great thing.......UNDERSTAND THE BUSINESS YOU ARE BUYING A PIECE OF!! Don't buy a business based on cost.....buy it only if it is a good, solid business, like Coke!! That is one of his biggest investments, and it hasn't stopped growing.......not fast, but consistent!!
This interview is wonderful . I'm so much enlightened. Every single line in this video is pure wisdom.
He gives the same exact advise now in 2021 than what he gave back then. Amazing.
Why change what works.
It feels good to see the market in green, but just how long until we actually break even, I’m the average retail trader, DCA-ing, buying and holding on to stocks for eons, but it’s like I’m up 5% today and down 17% the next week, Yes the market is very Darwinian, there’s winners and losers, and it’s looking like I’ve been on a losing streak, while others make huge 6figure gains in the same market. What strategies are these folks using?
So what I do is buy companies that are doing good things, executing on business plans and then short companies that are missing earnings, it’s as simple as that.
we’ve been in a rally for the last decade, you just gotta accept not everyone is as knowledgeable in the market to handle the opportunities a crash market presents, and unfortunately for me too, I got in 2019 right before the market’s melting point, I just hope I recover soon enough before retirement. Stay strong.
@@hobbs252 I think the market will suffer more downtrends before full recovery, esp. with the inflation, hiked interest rate and looming recession bound to happen 2023, you should understand the market is not just finance and valuation, it’s history, it’s market psychology, it’s understanding how the world moves, which is why at this point in time, it’s ideal to work with an Investment-adviser with an unparalleled track record, from first hand experience, I could say they stand a better chance than most of us ever would and it has been reflecting on my portfolio. I made over $850k in net gains this year alone and I’m unbothered about the market outcomes cause I’m certain I’ll make a killing, it’s all perspective guys.
@@kozovski6628 -Nicely said, I was thinking about going that route too, Jimmy Cramer has been going on about opportunities at stake in this present market and I’d really love to set my portfolio up for whatever is coming 2023, could you recommend this coach that guides you?
@@Green-ed7wq Search and connect with 'Donna Lorraine Judge' . She’s a verified CFP and she helped me see that returns can be made in both bull and bear markets. She covers things like investing, insurance, making sure retirement is well funded and looking at ways to have a volatility buffer for investment risk, lots of things like that.
very well explained, I think I found one business that has a lot of potential and I'm sticking to it.
Amazing how low quality the video is in its time. Amazing Warren is now 92 and Munger is 98. For their generation they are really up there!
Back then it would have had a clear picture. You are seeing it several copies out.
this man is a living legend.
Excellent content! Master of the game!
Lol his baseball analogy, absolutely perfect👌
He said “I’d rather not know the [stock] price when I value a company in case it clouds my judgement”. How true. Yet so many are driven by price action.
I've know people that only deal in penny stocks since they "know" they are a good deal since each share is "cheap". It's like there's a disconnect between their share-cost and market-cap vs shares-outstanding. I've only recently came to the understanding that this is the reason that some companies like to stock-split. When it splits some think it's a 2 for 1 sale and they gorge themselves on "cheap" shares.
Underrated Channel
Appreciate the kind words!
*undervalued in Warren's words, nice opportunity to subscribe :p
@@saurabhchaturvediscientist haha I like the play on words
Glad to have stumbled on this conversation. Please can you leave the info of your investment advisor here? I'm in dire need for one.
I can listen to him all day.
I like seeing earlier vids of successful people, they tend to be more down to earth and not as careful with their words. Thank you for sharing probably one of the best vids of Buffet I've seen
Patience, that's what makes Mr Buffett so good at what he does.
Such a humble and easy personality since the beginning.hats off🙌🙌.
Incredible. I assumed he was born at the age he is now. Absolute legend.
When was this interview? I would strongly suggest the uploader include this information in the description. Thanks.
Maybe the best thing I've ever seen.
Glad you found the video interesting!
Life is just to love and to be Loved ❤️💜 Love alone can Conquer the World.
this really is one of the best videos to learn from Warren Buffett...
Thanks for watching and commenting, for more guidance and investments.........
What- s - app
>+ 1 = 3 = 8 = 5 = 4 = 3 = 7 = 1 = 1 = 5 = 8...
Actually the best haha
Thank u for sharing the video😊
Great interview and a wise man.
Best video in the history of value investing
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time.
I totally agree with you
I have been trading offshore. I'm yet to make my first $5000, any recommendable expert to trade with?
Rather get an expert to trade with giving you the required mentorship for a successful profit outcome.
piece of advice
But I learnt the hard way, blowing over $3,000 account side trading with no mentor or expert
I am new to trading and my presumptions is that I will be needing an expert as you would lose all your capital and you drop off the market
Warren is the greatest of all time
I watch this interview everyday for stock market personality building.
Great interview! Doesn't understand tech then, and hasn't changed. Tells you something about his Bitcoin predictions.
It's really profiting I started with 30k dollars trading with a professional broker my colleague recommended to me to Mr Sam Deymon, and now I earn more than my monthly paycheck.
@samdeymontradingtipes
Kindly reach for advise.
For anyone building for posterity I think crypto is the next gold but the problem is scammers are everywhere but trust Mr Sam Deymon.
People are ignorant of the profitability in bitcoin Investment and that had been their major issues limiting their Investments
I'm honestly surprised that this name is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of Mr Sam deymon client testimony last week on a business news blog, he must be extremely good for people to talk about the reliability of her services.
The best interview I always come back
what year is that??? what people never write the year of old videos?
1985
@@InvestorCenter would be great if you could mention the year in the description box or the title 🙂
Btw, thanks for the video 👍
"I appreciate the lack of stimulation. We get facts here, not stimulation." Best line.
Great video, thank you so much for sharing
I’m glad you enjoyed it! Make sure to check out the rest of the videos on the channel!
What year was the interview recorded?
Every time a warren buffet yt video ends a Charlie Manger video is loading 😂
RUclips knows what you like 😂
Inspirational Awesome Super Duper Phenomenal Mesmerizing wisdom Sir Mr Warren Buffet
when was this?
1985
Interviewer : " Warren, your approach seems so simple...Why doesn't anybody do it ? "
But in reality, he wouldn't admit all the secret of his success as he was still in the business. Definitely he got most accurate reports of the companies than most people got in the past. There is no way he could buy millions of shares when it were very cheap without taking any risk. I agreed one that he mainly focused in long term investments.
His approach to investing is simple. You have to layer on top of that the fact he was the CEO of a major corporation.
When did this air?
Love Animals-01 In 1985 after ABC bought one of Buffett’s companies. Make sure to subscribe for more cool investing related videos!
Didn't Buffett through Berkshire Hathaway buy ABC
1985
I don't understand why these historical clips never include the date they were recorded - like, in the title, the description, or superimposed on top of the video.
Super wise man, my man Warren ❤️👌🙏
Damn he was young once
We all were
When was this filmed?
"we get facts here, not stimulation".... oof.. best advice ever.. a short focus is not condusive to long profits...