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- Buffett Disciple Mohnish Pabrai On Bank Of America, Citi, Google, And Hyundai
Link to article: Buffett Disciple Mohnish Pabrai on Bank of America, Citi, Google, and Hyundai“I have heard [Warren Buffett’s business partner] Charlie Munger more than once say that a well-diversified portfolio needs four stocks,” says Pabrai,...
- Dhandho Holdings Makes Acquisition
Mohnish Pabrai's foray into the insurance business... Link to: Dhandho Holdings To Acquire Louisiana-Based Stonetrust Commercial Mutual Insurance Holding Company And Related Companies "Stonetrust is a wonderful business with an exceptional management...
- Turning Slumdogs Into Millionaires: One Hedge Fund Manager's Quest
Believe it or not, Wall Streeters and other investment professionals can be a generous bunch when it comes to charitable giving. Taking a lead from Warren Buffett, Wall Streeters give away billions annually. Checkbook philanthropy has its limits, however,...
- A Disciple Of Warren Buffett's Finds His Own Way Of Giving Back
When Mohnish Pabrai was a child he was lucky enough to attend an elite private school in his hometown of Mumbai, India. For several years, he sat next to a classroom window that overlooked an immense slum that flooded during monsoons and blistered in...
- Buffett’s Lunch Date, Surgeons Improve Results With Checklists
The first checklists in aviation went into use four generations ago, but their potential to prevent errors and save lives is only now beginning to be appreciated among other professions, such as finance. Gawande tells the story of Mohnish Pabrai, an investment...
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Mohnish Pabrai interview with Outlook India
Found via the Corner of Berkshire & Fairfax.
Mohnish Pabrai is used to making investment pilgrimages. The ace investor is a regular at Warren Buffett’s annual Berkshire Hathaway meeting as well as at the Value Investing Congress that is held every year in New York. This year, too, Pabrai has made the trip from his Irvine, California, office on the West Coast to check if he is missing out on anything. That is enough opportunity for us to catch up with him at the Marriott Marquis Hotel, on New York’s Times Square. The Marquis raked up much controversy when it was being built, but is now famous for housing New York’s only rooftop revolving restaurant. Pabrai’s investing style, however, has been anything but controversial. His cloning strategy, which almost anyone can implement but not many do, has made Pabrai a multi-millionaire many times over. All those millions are now being put to very good use through his Dakshana Foundation. It seems then he has decided to not only clone Buffett’s investing style but also his intent to give away most of his riches, to causes that matter. Make no mistake, though, while the thought is benevolent, return on investment is still the driving factor.
- Buffett Disciple Mohnish Pabrai On Bank Of America, Citi, Google, And Hyundai
Link to article: Buffett Disciple Mohnish Pabrai on Bank of America, Citi, Google, and Hyundai“I have heard [Warren Buffett’s business partner] Charlie Munger more than once say that a well-diversified portfolio needs four stocks,” says Pabrai,...
- Dhandho Holdings Makes Acquisition
Mohnish Pabrai's foray into the insurance business... Link to: Dhandho Holdings To Acquire Louisiana-Based Stonetrust Commercial Mutual Insurance Holding Company And Related Companies "Stonetrust is a wonderful business with an exceptional management...
- Turning Slumdogs Into Millionaires: One Hedge Fund Manager's Quest
Believe it or not, Wall Streeters and other investment professionals can be a generous bunch when it comes to charitable giving. Taking a lead from Warren Buffett, Wall Streeters give away billions annually. Checkbook philanthropy has its limits, however,...
- A Disciple Of Warren Buffett's Finds His Own Way Of Giving Back
When Mohnish Pabrai was a child he was lucky enough to attend an elite private school in his hometown of Mumbai, India. For several years, he sat next to a classroom window that overlooked an immense slum that flooded during monsoons and blistered in...
- Buffett’s Lunch Date, Surgeons Improve Results With Checklists
The first checklists in aviation went into use four generations ago, but their potential to prevent errors and save lives is only now beginning to be appreciated among other professions, such as finance. Gawande tells the story of Mohnish Pabrai, an investment...