| Posted: 23 Nov 2006 09:51 | |
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Curious to hear if anyone is using inventment tools / sites that they would recommend purchasing as a beginner invester or any that they would suggest staying away from?
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| Posted: 23 Nov 2006 13:00 | |
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you can't go too wrong with this:
http://www.warrenbuffett.com/investment-begin ...
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| Posted: 05 Jan 2007 14:33 | |
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Buy the book "The Essays of Warren Buffett: Lessons for Corporate America," by Lawrence Cunningham. This book contains only writings by Buffett himself from his letters to Berkshire's shareholders. The book just basically rearranged all his writings and categorized them. On a recent CNBC interview, Buffett expressed this as his favorite of all the books written about him. Even though it really isn't about him. Like I mentioned above, it is his actual writings.
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| Posted: 06 Jan 2007 23:34 | |
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Guest : Check out : Of Permanent Value by KILPATRICK . I have the 1998 edition . Absolutely fascinating book . Best Regards , TBB43
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| Posted: 15 Jan 2007 09:41 | |
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Call me Buffettfunnumber1
My best tool of all is available to everybody at the back of the book "The Warren Buffett Way" I use it to compute intriscic values of stocks, I have been using it since 2004 and I love my accomplishments. NH,USA
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| Posted: 31 Mar 2007 15:22 | |
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 What is Mr.Buffett's "20"punch card Philosophy??? I havn't heard about this before ...Thank-you Donna
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| Posted: 02 Apr 2007 17:46 | |
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What is Mr.Buffett's "20"punch card Philosophy??? I havn't heard about this before ...Thank-you Donna It has to do with the idea that if you had to punch a hole in the card every time you made an investment -- and you only had 20 holes to possibly punch -- that it would basically make you really stop and think about the wisdom of the particular investment you're about to make. At least this is what I took away from it! -EJ
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| Posted: 03 Apr 2007 05:49 | |
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20 punch card is a really brilliant model IMO.
Most people approach the market with this idea of making, almost unlimited trades. If you ever watch Jim Cramer or CNBC, they talk about an almost unlimited number of stocks. But 20 punch card basically says, if you could only make 20 investments in your lifetime, you'd be forced to really think about what you were buying. You'd be a much better investor as a result.
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| Posted: 01 Jul 2007 13:21 | |
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What would it take apart from paying $650,000 to have a one on one with the "oracle of Omaha"...
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| Posted: 29 Jul 2007 22:32 | |
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Attend his annual shareholder meeting. It's HOURS of Warren and Charlie absolutely FREE! Plus, there's a good chance you'll cross paths during the event.
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| Posted: 01 Aug 2007 05:11 | |
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Hi ,
In fact I 'm a warren buffett fan for long time, I had a question on the way of buffett way , he said that choose a business which can increase the selling price during the inflation , can you pls list down a few of examples ? Because I think nowaday every one talking about globalisation and 1 product may increase the selling price at one time but it may has a few more competitors coming in and theory of the more the competitor the lower the selling price .
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