Скачать или смотреть From 'Cigar Butts' to 'Wonderful Companies'—Buffett's Investing Evolution: Berkshire Hathaway 1989

Dive deep with us into Warren Buffett's 1989 Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letter—a treasure trove of timeless investing wisdom that's shockingly relevant today.

Discover how Buffett transitioned from his early "cigar butt" investing strategy to seeking out "wonderful companies" with enduring value.

We explore the "Sainted Seven Plus One"—Berkshire's stellar businesses like See's Candies and Nebraska Furniture Mart—and how their simple operations and strong earning power contribute to long-term success.

Learn about the importance of trusting exceptional management teams, illustrated by the entertaining story of Ike Friedman and a $20 million jewelry heist prank.

We also delve into Buffett's critique of the "Institutional Imperative," the dangers of zero-coupon bonds and EBITDA, and how even the smartest investors can make mistakes.

Buffett emphasizes the value of avoiding unnecessary complexity, focusing on intrinsic value, and the power of continuous learning.

Don't miss this episode packed with actionable insights and strategies straight from the Oracle of Omaha himself!

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