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Incentives Pivot from Greed to Fear
The talk of inflation today looks much like housing did in 2007. Evidence is mounting everywhere that this is a real long-term problem that is only getting worse. You can read this in...
⟶ Keep ReadingHow Bizarre
[...] “Every time I look around” this financial euphoria episode is “making me crazy,” because of how long it has lasted, how much the math tied to its carnage makes sense and because...
⟶ Keep ReadingThe McNealy Problem
[...] The last thing the cynic is thinking with the McNealy problem is that we are using the past as a guide with Microsoft and Cognizant Technologies (the past) to look at DocuSign...
⟶ Keep ReadingCNBC: Bill Smead on Weschler and Berkshire Hathaway
Buffett’s stock-picking lieutenant has a proven track record, but his hands are tied at Berkshire By Yun Li For more information go to www.cnbc.com. The information contained in this article … CNBC: Bill...
⟶ Keep ReadingBerkshire: Pinch Hit Weschler
We have argued for years that the biggest mistake being made by Berkshire Hathaway was not giving shareholders access to the thoughts and investment discipline of their two talented stock pickers, Ted Weschler...
⟶ Keep ReadingHousing: Driver of Average Wealth
[...] As I’ve often quoted in our conversations with investors lately, Buffett said in the 1998 Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Meeting that to beat Bobby Fisher you have to play him in any game...
⟶ Keep ReadingIncentives Pivot from Greed to Fear
The talk of inflation today looks much like housing did in 2007. Evidence is mounting everywhere that this is a real long-term problem that is only getting worse. You can read this in...
⟶ Keep ReadingHow Bizarre
[...] “Every time I look around” this financial euphoria episode is “making me crazy,” because of how long it has lasted, how much the math tied to its carnage makes sense and because...
⟶ Keep ReadingThe McNealy Problem
[...] The last thing the cynic is thinking with the McNealy problem is that we are using the past as a guide with Microsoft and Cognizant Technologies (the past) to look at DocuSign...
⟶ Keep ReadingCNBC: Bill Smead on Weschler and Berkshire Hathaway
Buffett’s stock-picking lieutenant has a proven track record, but his hands are tied at Berkshire By Yun Li For more information go to www.cnbc.com. The information contained in this article … CNBC: Bill...
⟶ Keep ReadingBerkshire: Pinch Hit Weschler
We have argued for years that the biggest mistake being made by Berkshire Hathaway was not giving shareholders access to the thoughts and investment discipline of their two talented stock pickers, Ted Weschler...
⟶ Keep ReadingHousing: Driver of Average Wealth
[...] As I’ve often quoted in our conversations with investors lately, Buffett said in the 1998 Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Meeting that to beat Bobby Fisher you have to play him in any game...
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