Money and Finance
- Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, And Bill Gates On Cnbc
First, the videos from the final hour of the show when all 3 were together: No hurry for energy independence: Munger Hydrocarbons just as precious as Iowa top soil: Munger Buffett: Better option than increasing minimum wage Gates, Munger & Buffett:...
- A Few Comments On Warren Buffett And Coke
I've seen a number of people, many who consider Buffett a hero and are not normally so quick to jump to conclusions when he says something, express disappointment over some of the comments Mr. Buffett has made about the Coca-Cola compensation plan,...
- David Winters On His Vehement Opposition To Ko’s Comp Plan
It would be nice if both Warren and Howard Buffett would comment on this. The summary of Winters' case is that Coke's latest compensation plan is transferring 14.2% of the company, equivalent to about $24 billion (yes, billion, with a 'b')...
- How Important Is Valuation?
There's several companies that I would like to own much larger stakes of. One of these companies is Coca-Cola (KO). They are a dividend champion with 50 consecutive years of dividend growth. That's quite a feat. However, given Coca-Cola's...
- Dividend Compass Match 9 - Coca Cola Vs Tim Horton's
The Dividend Compass Cup moves to the Elite Eight (Equity Eight?) round. The first match in this round is Coca Cola versus Tim Horton's. The Dividend Compass Cup rules are straightforward, we run the two quality, wide moat companies through the Dividend...
Money and Finance
Buffett: Shareholders Should Speak Out on Coca-Cola
Mr. Buffett abstained from voting on the Coca-Cola compensation plan. He said it was excessive, but that he could never vote against Coca-Cola. But the plan, as expected, did pass the shareholder vote.
Link to video: Buffett: Shareholders Should Speak Out on Coca-Cola
April 23 (Bloomberg) -- Warren Buffett, the billionaire chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, explains why he abstained from voting on Coca-Cola Co.’s plan to award employees with stock, how he feels about tech stocks and the U.S. housing recovery. He speaks with Betty Liu on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart."
- Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, And Bill Gates On Cnbc
First, the videos from the final hour of the show when all 3 were together: No hurry for energy independence: Munger Hydrocarbons just as precious as Iowa top soil: Munger Buffett: Better option than increasing minimum wage Gates, Munger & Buffett:...
- A Few Comments On Warren Buffett And Coke
I've seen a number of people, many who consider Buffett a hero and are not normally so quick to jump to conclusions when he says something, express disappointment over some of the comments Mr. Buffett has made about the Coca-Cola compensation plan,...
- David Winters On His Vehement Opposition To Ko’s Comp Plan
It would be nice if both Warren and Howard Buffett would comment on this. The summary of Winters' case is that Coke's latest compensation plan is transferring 14.2% of the company, equivalent to about $24 billion (yes, billion, with a 'b')...
- How Important Is Valuation?
There's several companies that I would like to own much larger stakes of. One of these companies is Coca-Cola (KO). They are a dividend champion with 50 consecutive years of dividend growth. That's quite a feat. However, given Coca-Cola's...
- Dividend Compass Match 9 - Coca Cola Vs Tim Horton's
The Dividend Compass Cup moves to the Elite Eight (Equity Eight?) round. The first match in this round is Coca Cola versus Tim Horton's. The Dividend Compass Cup rules are straightforward, we run the two quality, wide moat companies through the Dividend...