Money and Finance
Donald R. Keough, Who Led Coca-Cola Through New Coke Debacle, Dies at 88 (LINK)
Joel Greenblatt on CNBC (video) [H/T ValueWalk] (LINK)
Patient Capital Management Q4 2014 Investor Letter (LINK)
Andrew Smithers: The sustainable growth of the US (LINK)
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The collection of old articles by James Montier posted the other day reminded me of another good collection of his work during 2008, HERE. Collection of Michael Mauboussin's Research Papers From Credit Suisse (LINK) Five Good Questions for Michael...
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Mark Zuckerberg plans to give away 99% of his Facebook shares during his lifetime (currently worth about $45 billion) (LINK) Interestingly, at the time of Warren Buffett's announcement in 2006, his net worth was also about $45 billion. And if the...
- Warren Buffett On Charlie Rose Remembering Don Keough
Link to video: An appreciation of Don Keough An appreciation of Don Keough, former president and chief operating officer of Coca-Cola with Muhtar Kent, Father John Jenkins, Timothy Shriver, and Warren Buffett. Leon Wieseltier, contributing editor...
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Grant's Interest Rate Observer - February 28, 2003: Emulate Henry Singleton (LINK) Related link [H/T Bill]: Leon Cooperman's presentation on Henry SingletonIs There a Next Jack Bogle? Not If You Ask Jack Bogle (LINK) Video:...
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The Manual of Ideas' interview with Arnold Van Den Berg (LINK) Joel Greenblatt on CNBC (LINK) Kyle Bass on CNBC (Euro (1:45), Housing, Japan) Andrew Smithers: ‘True’ and published profits: part two (LINK) The Winner's Curse: Hyundai pays...
Money and Finance
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Donald R. Keough, Who Led Coca-Cola Through New Coke Debacle, Dies at 88 (LINK)
In his 2008 Times interview, Mr. Keough spoke about a lesson he learned from working in the stockyards of Sioux City, Iowa.
Warren Buffett's German To-Do List [H/T Peter] (LINK)“When I was 15 or 16 years old, I got a job buying bulls to ship to processing plants back East,” he said. “I worked for a man named Doyle Harmon, and my first day on the job, he chastised me for paying too much. He said, ‘Concentrate on the bull, not on the language of selling.’ I’ve made most of the mistakes in my career by not concentrating on the bull.”
Joel Greenblatt on CNBC (video) [H/T ValueWalk] (LINK)
Patient Capital Management Q4 2014 Investor Letter (LINK)
Andrew Smithers: The sustainable growth of the US (LINK)
I hadn't realized it until now, but besides supporting this blog by shopping through our Amazon link (HERE), you can now also support the blog by signing up for a free trial with Audible using THIS link (there's also a banner on the right site of our homepage that links to it). The trial includes two free audiobooks. I've found that if you get a good narration of the book, listening can be an even better experience than reading a particular book.
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The collection of old articles by James Montier posted the other day reminded me of another good collection of his work during 2008, HERE. Collection of Michael Mauboussin's Research Papers From Credit Suisse (LINK) Five Good Questions for Michael...
- Links
Mark Zuckerberg plans to give away 99% of his Facebook shares during his lifetime (currently worth about $45 billion) (LINK) Interestingly, at the time of Warren Buffett's announcement in 2006, his net worth was also about $45 billion. And if the...
- Warren Buffett On Charlie Rose Remembering Don Keough
Link to video: An appreciation of Don Keough An appreciation of Don Keough, former president and chief operating officer of Coca-Cola with Muhtar Kent, Father John Jenkins, Timothy Shriver, and Warren Buffett. Leon Wieseltier, contributing editor...
- Links
Grant's Interest Rate Observer - February 28, 2003: Emulate Henry Singleton (LINK) Related link [H/T Bill]: Leon Cooperman's presentation on Henry SingletonIs There a Next Jack Bogle? Not If You Ask Jack Bogle (LINK) Video:...
- Links
The Manual of Ideas' interview with Arnold Van Den Berg (LINK) Joel Greenblatt on CNBC (LINK) Kyle Bass on CNBC (Euro (1:45), Housing, Japan) Andrew Smithers: ‘True’ and published profits: part two (LINK) The Winner's Curse: Hyundai pays...