Value After Hours S06 E10: Christopher Bloomstran on Buffett, $BRK Berkshire, Munger, $SPY & China
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He is a graduate of the University of Queensland in Australia with degrees in Law (2001) and Business (Management) (1999). 
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Found Tobias through Chris's Twitter and went through the Acquirers Multiple last night . Great Stuff in the book and the podcast. Thanks a Lot fore Sharing Quality Learnings & education. Listening to Chris is another blessing for Value Seekers.
Check out his Google talk 😉
Lovely discussion! Can’t wait to read Chris’s letter!!!
Very interesting conversation. Thank you.
I learned a lot from Tobias.thanks mate! ❤
Always good to hear from Bloomstran. His detailed accountant type analysis of Berkshire is very useful. China comments perhaps a little one sided. The missing part of the China discussion for me is despite the obvious demographic issues and communist ideology, companies like BYD are demonstrating that they are innovative. Having central control also helps get things done. They are also fast. The US has its own major structural problems not least a debt problem that a sky high stock market masks. The US education system. The drug problems. The political situation in the US is not without risk. Seems a little arrogant to paint US as the only show in town. Not many are in a position to out think Munger. We’ll see how it all pans out longer term. I am no fan of communists but the US is also spiralling towards big problems lead by either a man near death, or an incoming Trump that is a complete sociopath. I also think rich fund managers should reflect on how they might have benefited from following Buffett all these years and a booming stock market. Maybe we are not all that smart.
I dig Chris episodes. Great stuff
Great to here his thoughts and insights today, thanks.
Great episode
Good to see a discussion of Apple and their capital allocation. Perhaps Buffett has discussed it in private with management. It is hard to reconcile with Buffetts high standards and public comments over the years.
Well done
This is what I want.
You should ask your guest how he really feels about China.
Can Berkshire Hathaway keep adding value after Warren Buffett's death.
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No veggies! A bit of extra sweetness in this one
Suggest reading the book: “The world according to China”… I wouldn’t bet against Munger
Veggies??????????
Reading Chris's 150 page annual letter to be able to ask intelligent questions were my veggies for the week. :)
@@jacobtaylor6544ok ok, but it’s my favorite part of the show. i learn so much. hope it’s back in next week.
I too was hoping for a veggies segment, a release date for Toby’s new book would be cool