Well yes, it’s hard to sell a timed out excel or hawker for even 40% of its acquisition price. Glad they realized this.
@euprime25 күн бұрын
Thanks for the comment.
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@shankarbalakrishnan2360Ай бұрын
Is it only the market what are the rest of the industries and people doing❤❤🎉🎉 hope people once in a while take a step back and rethink on life and not Jabba the entire day on what doesn't work
@euprime25 күн бұрын
Thanks for the comment
@mzubair21912 ай бұрын
BYD is laughing on elon now😂😂
@moreno34612 ай бұрын
Technology stocks, Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson???
@Abbysteel34562 ай бұрын
Lol 😆 im going back to flip!❤❤
@jacobcasmus18823 ай бұрын
Them are some OLD DUDES! LOL
@junal274 ай бұрын
y ahora estamos en maximos historicos con Munich!
@scottleung95874 ай бұрын
Great talk!
@ericdoheny91084 ай бұрын
Great speech from Pete per usual
@siqiliu66234 ай бұрын
wow that Cameron guy is being super spicy and extra
@scottleung95874 ай бұрын
Some friend you are!
@siqiliu66234 ай бұрын
@@scottleung9587 who ru?
@scottleung95874 ай бұрын
@@siqiliu6623u don't remember me? We played bball and Settlers of Catan one time.
@euprime4 ай бұрын
We love that old friends are coming together to cheer for one another.
@adarshpathak85174 ай бұрын
Thanks Cameron for this informative session.
@jayarnovesteras46495 ай бұрын
So basically Teledyne needed another extremely genius CEO to keep it running after Singleton while any talented value investor CEO could run Berkshire
School is more focused on grades taken through luck. Meaning if you are lucky and you study something that would appear in a test or exam then you would do well but if you are unlucky and you study something that would not appear on test and exams then you do poorly thus getting a bad grade. This type of school system is idiotic we want individuals to learn the basic concepts of things not for them to study anything and for the lectures or teachers to choose a topic randomly to test. How is that contributing to unleashing human potentials, it's absurd to have that kind of foolish perception.
@euprime5 ай бұрын
Thanks for your comment
@Jacobsmifemoore5 ай бұрын
Real leaders
@euprime5 ай бұрын
Thanks for your comment
@rcg72625 ай бұрын
Mrna is a failed experiment - dangerous and embraced by psychos who love to.profit from failed nonessentials
@nreed77185 ай бұрын
Interesting question, but these guys are the wrong people to ask. These are buy-and-hold equity guys. Systematic trend is a different asset class entirely.
@jasondou57466 ай бұрын
Love it!
@euprime6 ай бұрын
Thank you for the comment
@kaptaa26716 ай бұрын
If we look at history market trends .....Managed future fund as Sg CTA is useful for market crash 😊
@raus_mit_Islam6 ай бұрын
There might be oil for 200 years! Stop the hysteria! Diesel engines are more efficient than ever! Oil is FAR more abundant than the raw msterials for EVs!!!!
@SleptDeadA96 ай бұрын
This is confusing, what’s the difference between psychological denial and liking bias. Wouldn’t a mother just have a liking bias towards her son even if they were a drug dealer, murderer or a thief. Or would it be considered psychological denial when their son gets arrested?
@geospatialindex7 ай бұрын
John oliver brought me here
@vidya0148 ай бұрын
In the long run, when the debts have all been paid off, ROIC = ROE.
@Aubatron7 ай бұрын
Depends on how they structure their finances. Some debt is healthy and businesses will acquire more debt as they grow, but keeps their debt/equity ratio the same. As long as servicing that debt is less than the return on that debt, the debt is an asset as capital. It is especially true when talking about armortization. Armotization on debt repayment is one of the main factors of earning power. That last sentence was said by Warren Buffet.
@user-xb5jv1yf7j9 ай бұрын
Is it real? Who weaponizesd it?
@BakerWase9 ай бұрын
When is this clipped from ?
@MayorSom5 ай бұрын
Xmas 2022
@jordanheath52589 ай бұрын
What interview is this from?
@finnovator656510 ай бұрын
Thank you for these incredible and rare Buffet videos
@som655310 ай бұрын
he's not wrong!
@cryptogoth10 ай бұрын
Todd Combs started managing a portfolio at Berkshire in 2010. The video above says he started with $2 billion of assets under management, and this video from the 2021 Berkshire Meeting say that is now $20 billion. It is mentioned casually here, but 10x your investment in 11 years is 23% per year, which is beyond extraordinary. Buffett and Munger had returns of 30%-40% during their partnership years managing several million each, and all of Berkshire Hathaway typically gets 10-12% today in 2022, which is on average is about the same as the S&P 500.
@finnovator656511 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video. I know it must be a pain to pull the clips and put them on KZread so thanks.
@jsmith10811 ай бұрын
Thank you for posting this
@Ketofit6211 ай бұрын
This is not the right channel for him. He’s going to tell the truth. Where is the channel?
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0:00 to 13:48 Finite State Markov Chains with examples 13:49 to 16:35 Definition of Finite & Infinite automata Markov chains 16:36 to 37:07 Notations of Markov Chains 37:08 to 1:02:23 Chapman-Kolmogorov Theorem: Definition, Properties and notations
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0:00 to 21:35 Definition of equivalence relation and its derivation 21:36 to 29:00 Theorem of equivalence relation and its explanation 29:01 to 32:25 Examples of equivalence relation 32:26 to 37:35 Conclusion of equivalence relation theorem 37:36 to 1:03:39 Definition of Periodic & Aperiodic State & its theorem, Markov Chains
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0:00 to 2:48 Covariance Matrix 2:49 to 12:15 Stationary Gaussian Process, Stationarity 12:16 to 18:11 How do we construct stationary Gaussian process 18:12 to 22:44 How stationary processes are useful 22:45 to 32:15 Example of a stationary process 32:16 to 44:53 Continuous time gaussian process, orthonormal function, construction of gaussian process in matlab 44:54 to 1:06:55 Gaussian Sinc Process, Band-Limited Signal & its questions
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0:00 to 15:00 Conditional Density of Gaussian Random Variable 15:01 to 23:36 Gaussian Process 23:37 to 29:49 Covariance Function 29:50 to 38:41 Ways to construct a Gaussian Stochastic Process, Discrete IID Gaussian Process 38:42 to 51:31 Gauss Markov Process 51:32 to 59:13 Orthonormal
@diogeneslaertius3365 Жыл бұрын
Reminds me of wap survah and app survah. Keep 'em coming.
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00:00:00 - Convex sets, linear programs, intersection, linear programming, minimization, linear function, linear constraints, half-spaces, feasible set, convex shape, optimal solution 00:05:00 - Convexity, extremal points, corners, Simplex algorithm, convex functions, continuously decreasing, minimum, bucket-like shape, convex combination 00:10:00 - Convexity in linear programs, property, function value, consequences, implications 00:15:00 - Linear programs, convexity, hyperplanes, optimization problems, feasibility, feasible space, comprehensive overview
Excellent sir very informative thank you so much love you ❤️
@euprime Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your encouraging comment
@kaimarmalade9660 Жыл бұрын
Man I love Peter Robinson and Peter Thiel so much this shit's like Christmas but minus my mentally ill family. You are not a lottery ticket ya'll. #PowerLaws
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Well yes, it’s hard to sell a timed out excel or hawker for even 40% of its acquisition price. Glad they realized this.
Thanks for the comment.
👋💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰👋❤️👋🌍
Is it only the market what are the rest of the industries and people doing❤❤🎉🎉 hope people once in a while take a step back and rethink on life and not Jabba the entire day on what doesn't work
Thanks for the comment
BYD is laughing on elon now😂😂
Technology stocks, Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson???
Lol 😆 im going back to flip!❤❤
Them are some OLD DUDES! LOL
y ahora estamos en maximos historicos con Munich!
Great talk!
Great speech from Pete per usual
wow that Cameron guy is being super spicy and extra
Some friend you are!
@@scottleung9587 who ru?
@@siqiliu6623u don't remember me? We played bball and Settlers of Catan one time.
We love that old friends are coming together to cheer for one another.
Thanks Cameron for this informative session.
So basically Teledyne needed another extremely genius CEO to keep it running after Singleton while any talented value investor CEO could run Berkshire
very nice!! well done!
Thank you Jason for your comment.
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School is more focused on grades taken through luck. Meaning if you are lucky and you study something that would appear in a test or exam then you would do well but if you are unlucky and you study something that would not appear on test and exams then you do poorly thus getting a bad grade. This type of school system is idiotic we want individuals to learn the basic concepts of things not for them to study anything and for the lectures or teachers to choose a topic randomly to test. How is that contributing to unleashing human potentials, it's absurd to have that kind of foolish perception.
Thanks for your comment
Real leaders
Thanks for your comment
Mrna is a failed experiment - dangerous and embraced by psychos who love to.profit from failed nonessentials
Interesting question, but these guys are the wrong people to ask. These are buy-and-hold equity guys. Systematic trend is a different asset class entirely.
Love it!
Thank you for the comment
If we look at history market trends .....Managed future fund as Sg CTA is useful for market crash 😊
There might be oil for 200 years! Stop the hysteria! Diesel engines are more efficient than ever! Oil is FAR more abundant than the raw msterials for EVs!!!!
This is confusing, what’s the difference between psychological denial and liking bias. Wouldn’t a mother just have a liking bias towards her son even if they were a drug dealer, murderer or a thief. Or would it be considered psychological denial when their son gets arrested?
John oliver brought me here
In the long run, when the debts have all been paid off, ROIC = ROE.
Depends on how they structure their finances. Some debt is healthy and businesses will acquire more debt as they grow, but keeps their debt/equity ratio the same. As long as servicing that debt is less than the return on that debt, the debt is an asset as capital. It is especially true when talking about armortization. Armotization on debt repayment is one of the main factors of earning power. That last sentence was said by Warren Buffet.
Is it real? Who weaponizesd it?
When is this clipped from ?
Xmas 2022
What interview is this from?
Thank you for these incredible and rare Buffet videos
he's not wrong!
Todd Combs started managing a portfolio at Berkshire in 2010. The video above says he started with $2 billion of assets under management, and this video from the 2021 Berkshire Meeting say that is now $20 billion. It is mentioned casually here, but 10x your investment in 11 years is 23% per year, which is beyond extraordinary. Buffett and Munger had returns of 30%-40% during their partnership years managing several million each, and all of Berkshire Hathaway typically gets 10-12% today in 2022, which is on average is about the same as the S&P 500.
Thank you for this video. I know it must be a pain to pull the clips and put them on KZread so thanks.
Thank you for posting this
This is not the right channel for him. He’s going to tell the truth. Where is the channel?
0:00 to 13:48 Finite State Markov Chains with examples 13:49 to 16:35 Definition of Finite & Infinite automata Markov chains 16:36 to 37:07 Notations of Markov Chains 37:08 to 1:02:23 Chapman-Kolmogorov Theorem: Definition, Properties and notations
0:00 to 21:35 Definition of equivalence relation and its derivation 21:36 to 29:00 Theorem of equivalence relation and its explanation 29:01 to 32:25 Examples of equivalence relation 32:26 to 37:35 Conclusion of equivalence relation theorem 37:36 to 1:03:39 Definition of Periodic & Aperiodic State & its theorem, Markov Chains
0:00 to 2:48 Covariance Matrix 2:49 to 12:15 Stationary Gaussian Process, Stationarity 12:16 to 18:11 How do we construct stationary Gaussian process 18:12 to 22:44 How stationary processes are useful 22:45 to 32:15 Example of a stationary process 32:16 to 44:53 Continuous time gaussian process, orthonormal function, construction of gaussian process in matlab 44:54 to 1:06:55 Gaussian Sinc Process, Band-Limited Signal & its questions
0:00 to 15:00 Conditional Density of Gaussian Random Variable 15:01 to 23:36 Gaussian Process 23:37 to 29:49 Covariance Function 29:50 to 38:41 Ways to construct a Gaussian Stochastic Process, Discrete IID Gaussian Process 38:42 to 51:31 Gauss Markov Process 51:32 to 59:13 Orthonormal
Reminds me of wap survah and app survah. Keep 'em coming.
Thanks for the comment
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00:00:00 - Finding the derivative, gradient of a function, limit, derivative in the direction of x minus y, inner product, projection operations, inequality equation, remainder form 00:05:00 - Relationship between Hessian and convexity, positive semi-definite Hessian, convex function, proving reverse implication, discussion on proving convexity
00:00:00 - Convex sets, linear programs, intersection, linear programming, minimization, linear function, linear constraints, half-spaces, feasible set, convex shape, optimal solution 00:05:00 - Convexity, extremal points, corners, Simplex algorithm, convex functions, continuously decreasing, minimum, bucket-like shape, convex combination 00:10:00 - Convexity in linear programs, property, function value, consequences, implications 00:15:00 - Linear programs, convexity, hyperplanes, optimization problems, feasibility, feasible space, comprehensive overview
00:00:00 - Convex combinations, convex hulls, linear combination, coefficients, convexification, convex set, points 00:05:00 - Convex sets, ball, intersection, non-convex set, conification, cones, conical hull
Excellent sir very informative thank you so much love you ❤️
Thank you for your encouraging comment
Man I love Peter Robinson and Peter Thiel so much this shit's like Christmas but minus my mentally ill family. You are not a lottery ticket ya'll. #PowerLaws