Buffett_Groupie

Enjoy

Depressed with only 5% pop so far?

A reminder we're the oldest couple on the board

Buffett was 66 when we bought the first share and we expect at least another 6 years of compounding before he reaches Munger's current age. Prem Watsa is 20 years younger than Buffett, thus we expect another 2 decades of compounding before he reaches Buffett's current age. Long live to all value investors!

Looking forward to US$1,000 (https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FRFHF) as the next historic milestone

Looking forward to $1,000 for https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FRFHF next.

Making history today

https://medium.com/@markc6820/why-warren-buffetts-virtues-are-more-important-than-his-investment-advice-8309810a018c by linkedin.com/in/markchan-nyu

Enjoy https://en.byd.com/news-posts/byd-opens-worlds-largest-face-mask-manufacturing-plant/ :)

I subscribe to e-statement, hence there is no hard-copy being mailed :(

Hi, almighty fellow value investors: Where may I get it? Kindly attach it to the message board if anyone has the electronic from. Thanks!

https://www.amazon.com/Permanent-Value-Warren-Buffett-Condensed/dp/1681841649/ref=cm_sw_em_r_dp_dz_w_UP_wnVFAb132Y2QS_lm

https://finance.yahoo.com/video/warren-buffett-theres-no-market-135600102.html Buffett is as sharp and healthy as usual! :)

Like your tag-line: "Always remember, Pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered." In this case, your broker should be slaughtered!

"The company that needs a new machine tool, and hasn’t bought it, is already paying for it. " - Charlie Munger quoted the Warner & Swasey Commercial in Poor Charlie's Almanac "The investor who discovered Berkshire Hathaway early and didn't own it, is already paying for it." :) Enjoy: http://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BRK-A One of you folks should simply place an order for $300,000 to make history! LOL ;D

Cast your vote...

Dear all intelligent value investors: Last year when oil was at $48, http://finance.yahoo.com/quote/USO?ltr=1 was trading at $18 and now oil is at $53 and USO is only $11.75. Also, when gold was at $1,300 more than 3 years ago, http://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NEM?ltr=1 was trading at $33 and now gold is $1,160 and NEM is trading at the same level. How does each make logical sense? Or how do you explain it? Please enlighten me... Yours truly, Puzzled

The best way to understand China is to simply visit China and witness the transformations (good and bad) over the last 3 decades with your own eyes before making a judgement. And if one visit isn't enough, then go there every year or even every month to see the changes!

What's Berkshire's cost? Also, do you have the figures for QSR, also a major Berkshire investment, right? :)

This is his short-film which won him US$200 when he's in high-school: :'(

Thanks for the advice, I'm pulling him out of school NOW!

Thank you all for sharing the experience and advice. We live in Toronto and my son majors in Economics at NYU. His passion is in film-making, but realizes the only job available after graduation is to wait on tables :(

Name him Charlie if it's boy! :D

Hi, all respectful value investors: Kindly let me know if your or any organization you know is hiring summer student for 4 months starting May. My son is a first-year university student and looking for a summer job. He's willing to do any type of office or field work before resorting to the last resort of working at a fast-food joint. IMHO, a first-year university student's choice is very limited regardless what their major is because initially they have nothing to offer to the employer and adds no value to the company. The only useful skill I can see is his expert use of various social media apps. Hence, it's understandable for employers to give him skunk work such as photocopying, data-entry, data-cleansing, cold-calling, data-collection on the web, regardless his intelligence level. By the way, he gets more thrills from crashing a professional baseball game in Korea (https://youtu.be/Ke_XgF35LSg) and getting 80,000 hits on YouTube than meeting Buffett in person. Can't understand the teens nowadays >:( There's no need to lecture him on pursuing one's passion or doing what he loves. Any other tips on helping a teenager find a first job are helpful and will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!