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What Warren Buffett *JUST* Did.

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puppet blames the massive stimulus

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during the pandemic as a key reason that

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we are seeing inflation and now and i

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think this is absolutely obvious he says

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look when you print loads of money money

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is going to be worth

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less than separate from worthless but

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worth less okay that being said uh

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buffett had a great things to say about

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jay powell he said in his book jay

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powell is a hero i don't think a lot of

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people in the stock market right now

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would agree that jay powell is a hero

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but to some degree

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it's important to remember that j-pal

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kind of stopped a lot of the liquidity

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printing that was happening uh in in uh

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you know probably around the summer of

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2020 but it's it's congress that just

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kept going and more and more stimulus uh

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so the the monetary side of a stimulus

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like for example the main street lending

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program or some of the other bailout

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programs that they were really under

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used by the fed uh the fed was actually

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surprised about it they're like oh wow

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apparently even using these programs it

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was it was more like i think they only

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bought like 80 billion in bonds or

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something like that corporate bonds or

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you know if that it was just sort of

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like the sentiment that oh yeah the

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fed's gonna come bail us out but it was

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really congress that's like

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anyway

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munger also talked about risks he's

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willing to take on investing in chinese

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stocks and i thought this was

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interesting because personally i'm like

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i ain't not going near the chinese

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stocks because chinese consumers like

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hell no we save money we not spend

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he says uh the reason that i invested in

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china

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is i get so much better companies at

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much lower prices and i'm willing to

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take a little bit more risk to get into

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better companies with lower prices other

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people might reach the opposite

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conclusion and everybody is worried

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about china now uh or more worried about

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china now than they were worried about

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four year 40 sorry

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more than

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50 years ago okay they're more worried

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today than they were 50 years ago and

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see that's really interesting because

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uh really what what what he's saying is

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hey like yeah we realize there are a lot

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of risks investing in china but you know

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it's creating this wonderful

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you know by the dip opportunity

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essentially in chinese markets now i

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personally don't like the idea of buying

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adrs because you have the de-listing

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risk from the sec

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but hey if you had a way to get direct

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access to chinese stocks it's not a

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terrible argument that you know sure

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short term maybe they're china's in

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recession we're getting misleading data

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right but maybe it's an opportunity to

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buy the dip so uh very very interesting

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uh buffett says that he looks at

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berkshire as a painting and it's

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ultimate uh and it's really an unlimited

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painting in size that he's got this ever

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expanding canvas kind of like the uh

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universe that he gets to paint wherever

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he wants i

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that was kind of interesting uh and uh

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also somewhat inspiring anyway buffett

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said berkshire has been increasing at

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stake in activision uh this is a uh uh

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merger with arbitrage bet

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that uh microsoft remember microsoft is

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buying activision blizzard some folks

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rumor that the reason microsoft is

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buying activision is in part to get the

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ceo out of activision and try to like

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clean house a little bit i think that

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happens a lot at companies like

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microsoft doesn't necessarily really

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want activision but it's like okay well

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we can like

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basically buy a wedge deal because it's

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mismanaged get rid of the management and

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then profit kind of in my opinion like

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what you're seeing with twitter

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uh tbd anyway

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uh so berkshire in uh q4 purchased one

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billion dollars of activision they

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suggest they had no prior knowledge of

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microsoft plans to buy the company

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and that may be true

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but uh you know when you read between

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the lines there there could be prior

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knowledge that somebody was gonna buy

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activision no prior knowledge it was

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gonna be microsoft but i knew somebody

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was gonna

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well if it was anybody but warren

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buffett people would be all up in that

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yin yang trying to figure out

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about insider training anyway

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in uh in january microsoft obviously

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announced their intentions to my uh

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activision for 95 bucks a share it

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actually closed for 9 75 and 60 cents on

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friday so who knows but then again the

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market price is in the risk that these

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deals won't actually happen right that's

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the same reason why twitter is selling

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for less than 54.20

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buffett says they own about nine and a

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half percent of activision uh let's see

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what else he has uh going back a little

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bit to inflation he mentioned that

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inflation swindles the bond investor who

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keeps their cash uh and the person uh

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who keeps their cash under a mattress

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and the poor folks it pretty much

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swindles everyone that inflation is

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really really bad and we've kind of seen

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that dialogue change with uh

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jerome powell as well you know initially

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it was inflation's transitory then it's

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like well it's still kind of transitory

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but it's less transitory it's just

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lasting longer and now it's like oh gosh

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we gotta deal with inflation

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uh

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charlie monger had a nice little

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uh slam on robin hood he called it an

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example of a good idea that has gone

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grossly overdone munger said that hidden

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kickbacks of that business model are

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quite frankly quote disgusting and he

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says that uh robin hood is quote

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unraveling and that bot is getting

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justice

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i mean this is like such a

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horrible slam on on poor vlad uh which

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vlad's kind of gone dark you know i'm

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like hey yo vlad when we gonna do

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another interview

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i think the world wants to hear from you

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now a lot of people when i say that

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they're like oh kevin why would you

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interview him i don't know i kind of

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like interviewing controversial people

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because i think it's very interesting i

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just like i wonder what it must be like

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being vlad right now

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uh anyway so uh

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at the beginning of the berkshire

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meeting uh there was a talk uh there was

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talk about that if something is not a

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productive asset it doesn't produce

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anything uh then uh then buffett won't

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buy it and this is when he really took

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the opportunity to slam cryptocurrencies

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uh he talked about whether it goes up or

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down in the next year or five years or

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ten years he has no idea but one thing

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he knows for sure is that it doesn't

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produce anything and uh and he wouldn't

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even buy all the bitcoin in the world if

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it was 25

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uh okay so uh and let's see here he also

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goes on to say i don't think we've ever

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made a decision where either one of us

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uh has either said or been thinking we

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should buy or sell based on what the

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market is going to do or for that matter

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and what the economy is going to do we

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don't know and this was also really

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inspiring because it's like there's

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there's so much

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to look at and it's just like oh my gosh

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it's like it puts you in a like a dizzy

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and so uh it's this is actually one of

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the reasons i've gone so heavy on just

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buying tesla because i'm like boy oh boy

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it is this i read a report the other day

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that uh uh and i've got a few other

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companies as well but i read a report

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the other day that this has been the

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hardest market to time

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in 50 years

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and so like even if you time some parts

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right like boy oh boy like what's around

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the next corner is just insane uh so

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anyway uh so for me i'm just like all

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right well where's where's the next

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opportunity i guess to buy my three

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faves you know

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so uh anyway uh charlie monger had some

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uh words uh about uh the uh you know

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these calls about removing buffett as

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chairperson berkshire because buffett's

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old blah blah blah and he said it's like

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odysseus would come back from winning

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the battle of troy uh and so forth and

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some guy would say i don't like the way

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you were holding your spear when you won

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the battle

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like in other words talking about like

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how ridiculous it is you know buffett's

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helping win the game and

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people calling for his removal are just

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obscene uh buffett uh talked about his

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uh struggle of finding good businesses

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to invest in

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and uh and uh he's he's uh you know

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they're absolutely searching for deals

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but they have to be sizable deals he

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says uh we'll pay any price climb any

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hills to find businesses but we actually

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prefer when they fall into our lap

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kind of uh i kind of think that's great

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it reiterates this idea of like having

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cash on the side of being ready being

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prepared to be able to make acquisitions

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rather than being all in and being on

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margin which is just a complete disaster

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uh buffet uh you know kind of goes back

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to his confidence on the fed a little

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bit talked about short-term volatility

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that's fueled by gambling mentality uh

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this is something that they do their

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best to absolutely avoid

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and uh they also bought the dip quite a

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bit in uh in in q1

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uh big stake in ocean dental petroleum

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uh chevron uh they increased their

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stakes and and they bought

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multiple other stocks

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uh

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and uh really they're buying these as

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opposed to buying treasuries which makes

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sense because i think treasuries are

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just getting reamed

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so uh anyway uh today uh he talked about

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the fact that berkshire will likely

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always be cash rich because he thinks

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that they are actually better than the

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banks in extending credit lines to

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companies in need and really what you do

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in that case is you're like sure we'll

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give you a credit line in return for

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some equity some cheap equity

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uh

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and uh and then of course

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from the start of 1965 to the end of

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2021 uh uh well end of 2021 worth noting

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i mean things have well all the

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berkshire has been holding up quite well

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it's actually been doing very well so

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anyway but anyway from 65 to the end of

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2021 the per share market value of

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berkshire hathaway had an annual

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compounded return of 20.1

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uh that's nearly double the s p's return

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of 10.5 including dividends really

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incredible

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so this gives you a little bit of an

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update on uh what went down with warren

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buffett and berkshire hathaway this

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weekend

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