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Here's what you can learn from Warren Buffett's letters in the 50s. Although he wrote these around 70 years ago, it's remarkable the consistency you'll find in his process and in how he thinks about investing.

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger are the faces of Berskhire Hathaway, and both men have likely been investing for longer than you've been alive. We've been doing a lot of reaction videos to these legendary investors, in hopes that you can learn something from their process, as well as their success and failures.

In this video, Mo will teach you important value investing strategies that you can use and implement in your own investing process and make good returns over long periods of time.

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