Just managed to stumble upon a collection of audios and videos by some prominent value investors.
These are recorded from various conferences and lectures, capturing their invaluable thoughts, ideas and philosophies. The collection includes teachings by:
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Posted in Downloads on Jun 26th, 2007
I have just managed to get hold of scanned copies of the original Warren Buffett partnership letters. These are NOT the Berkshire letters that you can download freely from the internet. Instead, these private letters written by Warren Buffett were sent to his Buffett Partnership, Limited investors from 1959 to 1969.
If you had read Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway letters, you will know that Warren provides a lot of his investment insights in his letters. These partnership letters will provide you with an idea of Warren Buffett’s thinking in his early days and it is a must read for all value investors.
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Posted in Downloads on Feb 4th, 2007
In January 2007, Warren Buffett hosted a study visit at Berkshire Hathaway with some MBA students from the Terry College of Business (University of Georgia).
During the session, he shared some of the following:
1) Why he bought Berkshire Hathaway back in 1960s.
2) How he would generate 50% returns if he had a capital of only $1 million today.
3) His thoughts on investing in other countries including Korea, China, Russia and Africa.
4) The part of this character that contributed to his success.
5) His views on ETFs.
6) Why he felt estate taxes should remain.
7) His initial land/real estate investments.
8) How he evaluates the managment of companies.
9) His greatest mistake in investment.
You can download the transcript and read all about it.
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Posted in Downloads on Dec 17th, 2006
In this unpublished article by Benjamin Graham, he shows how a company can dramatically increase their earnings per share simply by using a number of modern accounting and financial devices.
All these can be accomplished without making a single change to manufacturing processes or selling policies.
I’m not able to appreciate all parts of it so I guess it’s time for me to revisit Accounting 101!
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About 2 months ago, I made a post that contained an one hour video recording of Warren Buffett’s talk at the University of Florida.
Just found out that this talk was given way back in 1998.
The good news is that I managed to find the transcript for the talk. For those who didn’t have time to watch the video or prefer to read the transcript, you can download the transcripts of Warren Buffett’s speech here.
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