ben graham grew up in the as an investor in the depression, where so many stocks traded below their liquidation value. He would find companies that were worth a hundred dollars, but you could buy for 80 dollars,. And he would literally eat a lot of these companies wouldn't trade very well on the stock exchange. They had no loquidity. But then in 19 62, when he started hanging out with charley munger, he realized a there was some value to a brand.
Trung Phan returns to the show for a third time to discuss Warren Buffett’s $18 billion miss on Disney - twice!
He and James discuss the 92-year-old’s growth investment strategies focused on long-term stakes, reducing risk profiles, and increasing margins decade-over-decade.
Additional topics include:
- Warren Buffett's 1966 Meeting with Walt Disney (03:56)
- How Warren Buffet became CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (13:50)
- Warren Buffett's relationships with Michael Eisner and Bob Iger (20:00)
- Buffett's willingness to invest in a company "late" (30:24)
- How did Buffett's investment style change over the decades? (40:20)
- The story of Rose Blumkin and the Nebraska Furniture Mart (45:50)
- James' trading strategy to piggyback Berkshire Hathaway's positions (52:42)
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