Money and Finance
Now that Barry Bonds has eclipsed Henry Aaron as No. 1 on the career home run list, baseball and its fans will watch with rapt interest in the next five or six seasons to see if Alex Rodriguez supplants Bonds. One of those fans is Warren E. Buffett, whose position in the financial world is similar to the one Rodriguez occupies in baseball.
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“What’s nice about investing is you don’t have to swing at pitches,” Buffett said. “You can watch pitches come in one inch above or one inch below your navel, and you don’t have to swing. No umpire is going to call you out. You can wait for the pitch you want.”
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From Margin of Safety(Source): Investors need discipline to avoid the many unattractive pitches that are thrown, patience to wait for the right pitch, and judgment to know when it is time to swing. ...
- Advisorone Interview's Bob Rodriguez
Found via GuruFocus.Invigorated after a year-long sabbatical, renowned fund manager Robert Rodriguez, CEO of First Pacific Advisors, sternly warns that markets and the economy are threatened by the government’s tardiness in addressing fiscal reform....
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Money and Finance
Buffett Is Invested in Rodriguez
Now that Barry Bonds has eclipsed Henry Aaron as No. 1 on the career home run list, baseball and its fans will watch with rapt interest in the next five or six seasons to see if Alex Rodriguez supplants Bonds. One of those fans is Warren E. Buffett, whose position in the financial world is similar to the one Rodriguez occupies in baseball.
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“What’s nice about investing is you don’t have to swing at pitches,” Buffett said. “You can watch pitches come in one inch above or one inch below your navel, and you don’t have to swing. No umpire is going to call you out. You can wait for the pitch you want.”
- 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:...
- Seth Klarman Quote
From Margin of Safety(Source): Investors need discipline to avoid the many unattractive pitches that are thrown, patience to wait for the right pitch, and judgment to know when it is time to swing. ...
- Advisorone Interview's Bob Rodriguez
Found via GuruFocus.Invigorated after a year-long sabbatical, renowned fund manager Robert Rodriguez, CEO of First Pacific Advisors, sternly warns that markets and the economy are threatened by the government’s tardiness in addressing fiscal reform....
- The Best Fund Manager Of Our Time
Robert Rodriguez has accomplished the unheard-of-feat: driving staggering returns in both a stock and a bond fund for more than two decades. -- Fresh out of college in 1971, Rodriguez jumped into the hot growth stocks of the day. "I thought if you couldn't...
- Making Each Investment Count
My apologies for the radio silence in recent weeks. I've been working on a number of side projects that have limited my time for posting. I plan to pick up the pace again in a few weeks' time, so thank you very much for your patience and continued...