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Philosophy of Berkshire Hathaway

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We organized a business called Unishire Hathaway, a copy cat effort of Berkshire.  But we never approached the success of the original.

Here is the You tube video on Philosophy of Bershshire Hathaway;  learn from it:


 

Advice on financial investments and success from Warren Buffett - CEO of Berkshire Hathaway

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Warren Buffett is an investor par excellence.  Someone has yet to beat Buffett in in his investment acumen.  All he did was invest in stocks;  he did not start a business.  And he became very rich;  far richer than any techie or somebody involved in production/manufacturing involved in products (but his companies produced foodstuff, blades, newspapers, furniture, insurance, clothing)  Here are some advice:

Warren Buffett Ousted - Issue #438

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Date: Tue, Apr 9, 2013 at 6:12 PM
Subject: Warren Buffett Ousted - Issue #438

You are receiving this email as a part of your free subscription to the Wall Street Daily e-letter. Click here to manage your subscription. The Ultimate Stock Booster Between 2002 and 2013, the stock Aeropostale did fairly well. It turned $20,000 into $144,791. However, without any options or other gimmicks, you could have turned that $20,000 into $621,264 - nearly five times more money. Even better, you could have done that while taking less risk. You buy the stock just like everyone else, but somehow you make more money. Find out how. Move Over Warren Buffett, Here's the New Golden Rule for Investing By LOUIS BASENESE, Chief Investment Strategist In yesterday's column, I debunked the myth that the stock market is long overdue for a pullback. You might not believe it, but it's true! That being said, I'm afraid many of you walked away thinking that it's simply a matter of (more) time passing by before a pullback or correction materializes. That's not the case, though. You see, the mere passage of time doesn't usher in pullbacks. It takes something specific to trigger them. Or, as Deutsche Bank's David Bianco says, dips might be inevitable, but "they don't happen in absence of bad news or emerging risk." And right now, there are no emerging risks on the horizon. Don't just take my word for it, though. "We've got low inflation, improving domestic and global trends, [an] accommodative Fed, and it all adds up to a package that is a constructive backdrop for equities," says Jim Russell, Senior Equity Strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management. Indeed. That only leaves really bad news as a possible catalyst for a pullback or correction. So what type of bad news could ultimately trip up the stock market? The opposite of what's propelling it higher, of course! Don't Forget the Golden Rule Forget a 5% pullback or a 10% correction. Some pundits and investors believe we're in store for a massive 25% meltdown. Fear mongers! Or maybe they're just afraid of violating Warren Buffett's golden rule of investing to "never lose money." Whatever their motivation, it doesn't matter. The reality is, it's going to take a sudden drop in corporate profits to collapse the stock market. After all, stock prices ultimately follow earnings. I know I've told you that countless times already. But I'm afraid many of you still don't believe it. Maybe you just need to hear it said differently? If so, consider Larry Kudlow's phrasing: "Profits are the mother's milk of stocks." Too National Geographic for you? Ok. On second thought, maybe you just need additional proof. Well, here it is, courtesy of Dr. Mark Perry at American Enterprise Institute (AEI). As Perry explains, a one-to-one relationship exists between stock prices and after-tax corporate profits. For every increase of $1 billion in profits, the S&P 500 rises about 1 point. That is, with two notable exceptions: the dot-com bubble and the Great Recession. As you can see, stock prices got too far ahead of corporate earnings during those periods. Sure enough, the market restored the relationship between corporate profits and stock prices by collapsing. Or, put simply, stock prices ultimately followed earnings. Here's why all this matters... According to Perry, "In the current bull market rally... corporate profits are consistent with stock market levels." So the one-to-one relationship is in full effect. And that means there's nothing abnormal about the current bull market. Corporate profits are driving stock prices. By extension, as long as corporate profits keep increasing, stock prices should, too. And that's exactly what analysts expect to happen... After rising for more than three years, the consensus estimate calls for profits for S&P 500 companies to keep climbing to hit a record of $109.30 this year. 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News feed from MoneyNews.com March 5, 2013

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Is US economy really dead in the water without the FED president?  Or the stock market would be dead without more liquidity coming from Federal Reserve Bank?

What do you think?


From: Moneynews.com  |Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 5:15 AM
Subject: Buffett: Economy 'Dead in Water' Without Bernanke

Buffett: Economy 'Dead in Water' Without Bernanke ALERT: Obama Inauguration Fuels an 'Aftershock Awakening' Skarica: Gold Sellers Have It All Wrong Furchtgott-Roth: Monetary Policy Will End with 'Tears and Regrets' More Links: Discover the Single Stock Ben Bernanke Bet His Entire Portfolio On Pentagon Adviser Warns: Secret 'Financial Pearl Harbor Imminent.' See the Evidence and Prepare Take Advantage of Tiny Loophole Found in IRS Tax Code That Could Pay You $87,500

Top Five Stories on Finance You May Have Missed

These are important news on world finance and economy coming from great business leaders as George Soros,  Warrent Buffett and Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan (the largest bank in the US).

They come from Moneynews.com

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Top Five Stories You May Have Missed Dear Moneynews Reader: Here are the five top Moneynews stories from the past week that you may have missed: Soros Warns of Currency War: 'More Fireworks, More Volatility'George Soros, one of the most outspoken critics of Germany's proposed austerity policies to solve the European debt crisis, said the euro is here to stay and will gain as other nations seek to devalue their currencies . . . Click Here. Analysts to Apple: Bend Your Knee to Wall StreetApple needs to come down off its perch and start making nice with Wall Street, analysts said Thursday as investors hammered the company's stock. The sell-off put Apple a hair's-breadth away from losing its status as the world's most valuable company . . .Click Here. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ALERT: 6 Unlikely Heroes Beat Economic Odds —Hear Their Story --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Buffett Is Winning Bet Against Hedge Funds Five years ago, Buffett bet that Vanguard's Admiral S&P index fund would perform better than five funds of hedge funds picked by Protégé Partners, a New York money management firm. It's halftime in the $1 million game . . . Click Here. Dimon: Expect Five More Years of Finger-Pointing at BanksJPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon Wednesday deflected blame from the banking industry for causing the financial crisis and predicted more accusations for years to come . . .Click Here. Prison Bandits Are Robbing the IRS Inmates in U.S. prisons are using a tax scam to bilk millions from the IRS, according to CNNMoney. The theft involves prisoners filing fraudulent tax refunds from behind bars, using stolen or fake identities and other tactics . . . Click Here. Special Offers: Video: 60% Believe the American Dream Is Dead Forbes Columnist: 'Who the Hell Cleared This?' (See Shocking Video) Get Controversial Book 'Uncharted' for Free — Just Cover S&H (See Details) © Moneynews. All rights reserved. This email is never sent unsolicited. You have received this email because you subscribed to it or someone forwarded it to you. To opt out, see the links below. TO ADVERTISE For information on advertising, please contact Newsmax Advertising Sales via email. TO SUBSCRIBE If this email has been forwarded to you and you would like to sign up, please click here. Remove your email address from our list or modify your profile. We respect your right to privacy. View our policy. This email was sent by: Moneynews.com and Newsmax.com 1501 Northpoint Parkway, Suite 104 West Palm Beach, FL 33407 USA 1499153 12307-1

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Fwd: Liberty Alert: Gold, The Easy Investment

This is a very contrarian view -- that gold is not a good investment coming from a friend of Warren Buffett.  Is this correct.

It is also disturbing that in US, the land of the free, taking pictures could be a crime subject to torture.

Is US still the land of the free?  Or just the home of  the brave?

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From: Bob Livingston <eletter@news.personalliberty.com>
Date: Wed, May 16, 2012 at 8:06 PM
Subject: Liberty Alert: Gold, The Easy Investment

So Simple A Caveman Would Own It You have been a subscriber since 04/28/2012  White List Us | Unsubscribe Latest From John Myers May 16, 2012 So Simple A Caveman Would Own It » Wall Street's ignorance was on full display this month when Warren Buffett's top investment advisor Charles Munger explained that gold is a useless relic. Munger thinks people should either be facing a Nazi occupation or else be as stupid as a caveman in order to purchase gold.  More » Freedom Watch Arrested For Taking Pictures; Tortured For Being 'A Teabagger' » Nancy Genovese was arrested in New York for taking pictures. She was imprisoned and tortured over several days to send a message to "Teabaggers." In the holding cell, she was interrogated without being Mirandized. Her requests for a lawyer were ignored. She was told she was being charged with terrorism. More » Personal Liberty News Romney's Big Government Military Budget » If you are among the Americans who have continually said things like "We need to unite to back Romney" or "I'm not voting for Romney, I'm voting against Obama" throughout the Republican Presidential primaries, you are simply saying "I love big government." More » Here's a Special Message From Our Friend Dick Morris Rand Paul Weighs In On Obama's View Of Marriage » During a speech at Iowa's Faith and Freedom Coalition meeting, Rand Paul said: "The President recently weighed in on marriage and you know he said his views were evolving on marriage. Call me cynical, but I wasn't sure his views on marriage could get any gayer." More » Liberal Chris Matthews Flops On Jeopardy » On a recent special episode of "Jeopardy!," Chris Matthews, host of MSNBC's leftist "Hardball," showed the world his intellect. The "Hardball" host swung and missed at some softball questions lobbed by host Alec Trebek. More » Hackers Taking Over » According to news reports, the loose-knit hacktivist group Anonymous may be becoming one of the most powerful organizations on the planet. "The entire world right now is run by information," Anonymous hacker Chris Doyon tells Postmedia News from an undisclosed location in Canada. More » Political Cartoon With This Ring… Nate Beeler, The Washington Examiner  More » Would you like to send this email to a friend? TO UNSUBSCRIBE: You subscribed to Personal Liberty Alerts on 04/28/2012 and are receiving this email at jorgeus.george@gmail.com because you indicated an interest in receiving special updates and offers from Personal Liberty Alerts. We hope you'll find these updates interesting and informative. But if you'd rather not receive them, click here. You will be immediately removed from our database. Remember, your personal information will never be rented or sold and you may unsubscribe at any time. Personal Liberty Digest Post Office Box 1105 Cullman, AL 35056 Our Privacy Policy