Buffett interview links on his 87th birthday 20170830

[kiwing100]

 

 

Link to interview with Bloomberg -  https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2017-08-30/warren-buffett-on-investments-and-income-inequality-video                       

 

 

Link to interview with CNBC - https://www.cnbc.com/video/2017/08/30/warren-buffett-speaks-to-cnbc.html

 

 

[gfp]

He also did a fox business interview with Liz Claman from the same restaurant -

http://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/2017/08/30/warren-buffett-id-do-it-for-president-trump.html

 

Maybe I missed it - did anyone ask him about Oncor?  Pretty surprising that he flat out said Mondelez isn't going to get an offer from KHC.  Not so much that they aren't interested at these prices, just that he was so open and matter of fact about it being a "no."

[CorpRaider]

Thanks guys.  Kinda never saw how they would get an acceptable price with Peltz already in there.  I mean, remember snapple?

[peter1234]

Thanks for the links!

[Liberty]

Youtube version of the 25-min CNBC interview:

 

[SmallCap]

All these years I have been studying WEB and I never knew that he and I have the same birthday.

 

file this under perfectly useless information but cool anyway.

[John Hjorth]

A belated happy birthday to you, Seth.

[kiwing100]

 

Another link to a clip of the interview on Fox - http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/5558175682001/?#sp=show-clips

[ValueMaven]

wow brilliant...

 

87 years young... - talking Tech, Banks, Insurance, Politics, and Consumer Brands/loyalty...

 

No wonder Berkshire hit an all-time high today :)

 

Sincerely,

VM

[Guest longinvestor]

wow brilliant...

 

87 years young... - talking Tech, Banks, Insurance, Politics, and Consumer Brands/loyalty...

No wonder Berkshire hit an all-time high today :)

 

Sincerely,

VM

 

Stock has been on a tear before today. To me, it is just a sign that Mr. Market is coming to his senses re: relative valuation of Berkshire versus the darlings of the day. Or even the Snp. Maybe this is a sign of the two way correction ;) There are many around here who have been scratching their heads over the relative under-valuation for some time now. There is much more room for Berkshire to run. Even after the run up, using a BV of $200k per A, likely over the next few qtrs, we are still in the <1.5x territory. I like it and I don't like it as I have some buying left to do.

[Liberty]

All these years I have been studying WEB and I never knew that he and I have the same birthday.

 

file this under perfectly useless information but cool anyway.

 

Happy birthday (a little late)!

[John Hjorth]

wow brilliant...

 

87 years young... - talking Tech, Banks, Insurance, Politics, and Consumer Brands/loyalty...

No wonder Berkshire hit an all-time high today :)

 

Sincerely,

VM

 

Stock has been on a tear before today. To me, it is just a sign that Mr. Market is coming to his senses re: relative valuation of Berkshire versus the darlings of the day. Or even the Snp. Maybe this is a sign of the two way correction ;) There are many around here who have been scratching their heads over the relative under-valuation for some time now. There is much more room for Berkshire to run. Even after the run up, using a BV of $200k per A, likely over the next few qtrs, we are still in the <1.5x territory. I like it and I don't like it as I have some buying left to do.

 

Right now,

 

Valuehalla is - because of currency movements - down 12.33 per cent on Berkshire, alone based on currency movements, this year,

I'm - because of currency movements - down 10.91 per cent on Berkshire, alone based on currency movements, this year,

 

Neither of us whine on here.

[Valuehalla]

Thanks for remembering me.. in the US$ i trust.

 

He was, he is, he will be. The Dollar will rock, the Euro will suck.

 

Check out traget2 figures.

[John Hjorth]

Hell bent going forward. I have to love it! [: -) ]