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The Essays of Warren Buffet

Dec 9, 2020
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 4min
2
Buffett's Berkshire Investments
03:40 • 3min
3
Corporate America - The Biggest Problem in Governance
06:11 • 4min
4
Modern Finance Theory and Portfolio Theory
10:22 • 2min
5
Modern Finance Theories and Buffett's Performance
11:58 • 4min
6
The Misuse of the Terms Value Investing and Speculation
15:37 • 4min
7
Buffett's Comment on the Financial Crisis of 2008
19:11 • 2min
8
Share Repurchases - A Common Action Corporate America Buffett Points Out
21:18 • 4min
9
How to Find Value Enhancing Acquisitions
24:59 • 3min
10
Buffett's Look Through Earnings
27:30 • 3min
11
Accounting to the Canary by Warren Buffett
30:56 • 3min
12
Corporate Governance and Attracting Shareholders
33:40 • 3min
13
A Depressed Stock Market Will Benefit Berkshire
36:11 • 2min
14
Seven Ways to Improve Our Returns
38:39 • 3min
15
9 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Buy Berkshire
41:38 • 4min
16
Reporting at the Annual Meeting
45:08 • 1min
17
CEOs Predicting Growth Rates for Their Companies
46:36 • 2min
18
CEOs and CEOs of Investing Companies
48:57 • 3min
19
The Board's Responsibility to Change Management
51:34 • 3min
20
Is There a CEO in the Boardroom?
54:05 • 4min
21
Coke's Co-Purchase Is Not Controlled by Other Institutions
58:00 • 2min
22
The Board Voted a Significant Increase in Directors Fees
59:42 • 3min
23
The Importance of Business Change
01:02:49 • 3min
24
The Textile Industry Is a Commodity Business
01:05:41 • 3min
25
The Business of the Newspaper Industry
01:08:28 • 4min
26
Mid-American Is a Major Supplier of Electricity and Natural Gas in the US
01:12:15 • 4min
27
Corporate Charitable Contributions by Owners
01:16:21 • 3min
28
A Brief History of the Shareholder Dedicated Contribution Program
01:19:13 • 2min
29
The Power of the Simple Math
01:21:36 • 3min
30
Stock Options Should Be Structured Properly
01:24:30 • 2min
31
Getting Fired Can Produce Incentive Compensation
01:26:09 • 3min
32
The Unusual Compensation System of H.H. Brown
01:29:37 • 3min
33
CEOs and Directors Shouldn't Go Against Risk Control
01:32:13 • 3min
34
Audit Committees Can't Audit
01:34:49 • 2min
35
Berkshire's Culture Accounts
01:36:32 • 4min
36
Investing in Stocks Is a Bad Idea
01:40:32 • 3min
37
Mr Market Quotes - The Best Way to Value Your Portfolio
01:43:38 • 4min
38
Investors Lose as Market Falls but Investors Gain
01:47:28 • 3min
39
Arbitrage in the Real Estate Business
01:50:18 • 4min
40
A Review of the RJR Acquisitions
01:53:52 • 4min
41
Investing $40 in Coca-Cola Stock
01:57:47 • 3min
42
The Real Risk of Investment
02:00:29 • 4min
43
Investing in the Stock Market
02:04:00 • 2min
44
Buying Controlled Business or Marketable Holdings?
02:06:01 • 3min
45
The Importance of Value Investing
02:09:05 • 3min
46
X for Half X in Common Stocks
02:11:36 • 4min
47
Coke's Past, Present, Future, and Future
02:15:21 • 3min
48
How to Invest Successfully in Common Stocks
02:17:57 • 4min
49
Cigar Butts in the Institutional Imperative
02:21:37 • 3min
50
The Big Hurry - The Biggest Loss
02:24:56 • 3min
51
Investing in Insurance During Financial Chaos
02:27:58 • 3min
52
The Second Major Category of Investments
02:30:50 • 2min
53
Investing in Productive Assets
02:33:15 • 3min
54
How to Buy a 10% Interest in Wells Fargo
02:36:22 • 3min
55
The Secret of Sound Investment
02:39:08 • 2min
56
Investing in Junk Bonds
02:41:36 • 2min
57
Zero Coupon Bonds - A Brief History of the Bond Market
02:43:55 • 2min
58
A Look at the Stripping of Government Bonds
02:45:40 • 3min
59
The Bezel of Investment Banking
02:48:17 • 4min
60
Preferential Stock Investments - The Mistakes of a Decision
02:52:12 • 3min
61
The US Air Write-Down
02:54:49 • 3min
62
US Air's Convertible Preferential Stocks Are Probably Worth $358 Million
02:57:23 • 4min
63
The Dow Industrial Has Doubled Since I Committed to Buy the Preferred
03:01:32 • 2min
64
Derivatives - A Brief Introduction
03:03:54 • 3min
65
Derivatives and Corporate Meltdowns
03:06:27 • 3min
66
Derivatives Are Financial Weapons of Mass Destruction
03:09:09 • 3min
67
Derivatives Are Dangerous
03:11:55 • 3min
68
Do You Know Who You Are Sleeping With?
03:14:29 • 3min
69
The US Dollar Is Getting Worse Every Day
03:17:15 • 3min
70
The Great Kingdom of the United States Is Doing
03:19:54 • 4min
71
Clayton Homes and the Housing Market
03:23:47 • 3min
72
Stocks Can't Outperform Business Indefinitely
03:26:45 • 3min
73
The God Rocks and the Hyper Helpers
03:29:26 • 3min
74
NYSE Listing Will Reduce Transaction Costs for Berkshire Shares
03:32:23 • 2min
75
How to Attract Long-Term Investors
03:34:39 • 4min
76
Dividend Decisions at the Parent Company Level
03:38:40 • 3min
77
Why Should a Company Repurchase Its Shares?
03:41:27 • 4min
78
Repurchases Are a Bad Idea for Continuing Shareholders
03:45:20 • 4min
79
How to Attract Investors Who Think and Act Like Owners
03:49:20 • 4min
80
The Class a Shares of Berkshire Common Stock
03:53:16 • 3min
81
The B-Stock Is a Low-Denomination Product Far Superior to Berkshire, Only Trusts
03:56:04 • 2min
82
Why Berkshire Should Pay a Dividend?
03:58:19 • 3min
83
Dividends - The Sell-Off Approach
04:01:23 • 4min
84
A Manager's Guide to Mergers and Acquisitions
04:05:09 • 2min
85
Why Should We Buy 10% of T at 2X Per Share?
04:06:51 • 3min
86
Shares Issued by Berkshire and Blue Chip
04:09:49 • 4min
87
How to Make a Good Deal in a Merger
04:13:54 • 2min
88
The Double Whammy Effect of Value-Deluding Stock Use Issues
04:15:43 • 3min
89
The CEO's Bias in Acquisitions
04:18:48 • 2min
90
Corporate Leveraged Buyouts - How to Make a Profit From Leverage Buyout LBOs
04:20:45 • 4min
91
Berkshire - Dealmaking Beats Working
04:25:05 • 4min
92
How to Buy a Business
04:29:16 • 3min
93
The Buying Decisions of the Investors
04:32:23 • 2min
94
Choosing a Home for a Business
04:34:19 • 3min
95
ASOP and the Inefficient Bush Theory
04:37:06 • 4min
96
How to Calculate Integer Value
04:41:05 • 4min
97
Berkshire's Market Value Has Never Been Sluggish
04:44:39 • 3min
98
The Compound Growth Rate of Berkshire Hathaway Inc
04:47:57 • 4min
99
Using Retained Earnings to Repurchase Stocks
04:52:18 • 3min
100
Putting Rent on a Scoreboard
04:55:09 • 3min
101
The Importance of Goodwill in Business Analysis
04:57:56 • 4min
102
Accounting Goodwill During Inflation
05:02:21 • 3min
103
The Goodwill Attributable to GEICO
05:05:21 • 3min
104
The FASB Is Correct, and Most Mergers a Purchase Has Been Made
05:08:11 • 5min
105
The Charges to Earnings of the New Scott Pfitzer
05:12:45 • 3min
106
The Absurdity of Cash Flow Numbers
05:15:37 • 3min
107
The Value of Short-Term Put Options - The Black's Full-of-Date Formula
05:18:25 • 3min
108
Using GAP to Defraud
05:21:39 • 3min
109
The Advantages of a New Steel Plant
05:24:41 • 2min
110
A Review of the Corporation's Financial Condition
05:26:54 • 3min
111
A Brief History of the FASB
05:29:48 • 3min
112
The Accounting Profession and the SEC Should Be Shamed
05:32:29 • 3min
113
Stock Options - What Are They?
05:35:06 • 4min
114
Achieving a Deal With Mergers and Restructuring
05:39:01 • 3min
115
The Helper-Aided Group Must Be Below Average
05:41:50 • 4min
116
Is the Deferred Tax Liability Meaningless Accounting Fiction?
05:45:46 • 5min
117
The Benefits of Delayed Taxes
05:50:29 • 3min
118
The Treasury Will Pay $3.3 Billion Per Tax on Your 2003 Income
05:53:04 • 3min
119
How to Maximize Long-Term Capital Growth
05:56:07 • 3min
120
Private Equity - The Third Choice for Sellers
05:58:44 • 3min
121
The Future of Berkshire Shares
06:01:52 • 4min
122
The Good News Is That Berkshire Will Outperform the Average American Company
06:05:29 • 3min
123
Berkshire's CEO Will Be Successful
06:08:27 • 2min
124
How to Buy a New Subsidiary at Berkshire
06:10:39 • 3min
125
Berkshire's Success in the Insurance Industry
06:13:16 • 3min
126
A Flat Wallet Is the Enemy of Superior Investment Results
06:16:24 • 2min
127
The Future of Philanthropy
06:18:35 • 1min