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Warren. Warren Buffett. In 1950, Warren Buffett applied to Harvard University.

Turned away. In 1951, at the age of 21, when Buffett graduated, he received the highest A+. In 1957, Buffett's funds reached $300,000, but by the end of the year it had risen to $500,000.

In 1962, the capital of Buffett's partners reached $7.2 million, of which $1 million belonged to Buffett personally. At that time, he merged several partner businesses into a "Buffett Partner****". The minimum investment amount has been expanded to $100,000.

It's a bit like private equity** or private investment firms in China. In 1964, Buffett's personal fortune reached $4 million, and by this time he had $22 million in funds.

Extended Materials. Year, Warren Buffett.

Admission to the University of Pennsylvania.

Studied Finance and Business Management. But he didn't find the professors' empty theories sufficient, and two years later transferred to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where he earned a bachelor's degree in economics within a year. In 1950, Warren Buffett was rejected for his application to Harvard University and was admitted to Columbia Business School, where he studied under the famous investment school.

Theorist Benjamin Graham.

Under Graham, Buffett is like a fish in water. Graham opposes speculation and advocates evaluation by analyzing factors such as a company's profitability, assets, and future prospects, and he imparts a wealth of knowledge and know-how to Buffett. In 1951, at the age of 21, Buffett received a master's degree in economics from Columbia University.

By the time he graduated, he had achieved the highest A+.

In the year, the capital of Buffett's cooperative company reached $7.2 million, of which $1 million belonged to Buffett personally. At that time, he merged several cooperative companies into "Buffett Partner****". The minimum investment was expanded to $100,000.

The situation is a bit like private equity in China.

or Private Investment Companies. In 1964, Buffett's personal fortune reached $4 million, and he was in charge of $22 million at the time. Spring 1966, United States**.

soared, but Buffett was on pins and needles. While his ** is soaring, he finds it difficult to find a cheap ** that meets his standards. In October 1967, Warren Buffett was at the helm of $65 million.

Warren Buffett achieved the best results in history: 46% compared to the Dow Jones.

9% of the total. Buffett's capital increased to $100 million, of which $25 million belonged to Buffett. In May 1968, when ** was in vogue, Warren Buffett told his partner that he would be retiring.

Subsequently, he gradually liquidated almost all of Buffett's partner shares. In June 1969, **straight**, and gradually evolved into **crash. By May 1970, each one had 50 percent of it, even more than the previous year.

From 1970 to 1974, the United States was like a deflated ball, without a hint of anger. Persistent inflation and low growth have pushed the U.S. economy into a period of stagflation.

Buffett Name: Warren Buffett.

Position: CEO

Company name: Berkshire Hasway Inc.

Date of Birth: Curriculum Vitae:

Warren, August 30, 1930. Warren Buffett was born in Omaha, Nebraska, USA. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Nebraska and Lincoln, and after graduation, he went on to Columbia Business School to study under Professor Ben Graham, who is known as the originator of financial analysis.

In 1941, at the age of 11, he jumped into the sea and bought the first ** in his life.

In 1962, the capital of the company co-founded by Buffett and his partners reached $7.2 million, of which $1 million belonged to Buffett personally.

In 1968, Warren Buffett's company achieved the best result in its history: it grew by 59%, compared to the Dow Jones index by 9%. Buffett's money rose to $100.4 million.

By the end of 1994, Warren Buffett had grown into the $23 billion Berkshire industrial kingdom, which was no longer a spinning mill and had become Buffett's huge investment and financial group.

From 1965 to 1994, Buffett's ** average annual increase in value, high debut. The Jones index is nearly 17 percentage points. If anyone had chosen Warren Buffett 30 years ago, they would have been on the rocket to make a fortune.

On March 10, 2005, Forbes magazine announced the 2005 ranking of the world's richest people in New York, and Warren Buffett ranked second, second only to Bill Gates.

Although there is a detailed elaboration of value investment in Gramm's "Analysis of Value", for our small and medium-sized investors, the most important thing is to grasp its core: compound interest, margin of safety, intrinsic value and real value, and franchising. There are two concepts that investors need to understand:

Margin of safety vs. intrinsic value.

A common way to invest, specifically looking for the undervalued. Unlike growth investors, value investors prefer low price-to-earnings ratios, book value, or other value benchmarks**.

Margin of safety: Like intrinsic value, it's a vague concept. It is worth mentioning that it is regarded by Gram as the core concept of value investing, and this concept is supreme in the entire value investment system.

The margin of safety is the degree or magnitude to which the value is undervalued compared to **. In short, it is underestimated when in the depression, overestimated in the risk, only between the depression and the intrinsic value of the enterprise is the best time to operate. Another point is that the margin of safety is always based on the relative change of value and **, in which the change of ** is more sensitive and more frequent and complex, for a long bear market is a process of increasing the margin of safety, the common procedure is:

The margin of safety goes from depression to intrinsic value, and only when the margin of safety is large enough that there are always brave and rational investors to invest in a bear market--- this is the real reason why there is no "forever bear market". For now, many ** are under their intrinsic value, that is, in a depression**.

Intrinsic value is a very important concept that provides the only logical means of assessing the relative attractiveness of investments and businesses. Intrinsic value is theoretically defined simply: it is the discounted value of the cash that a business can generate over the rest of its lifespan.

Although the theoretical definition of intrinsic value is very simple and very clear, we all know that according to this ****, how can there be a reason not to make money, it is very good, but the question is how to know? To the disappointment of ordinary investors, its evaluation so far, has not seen a clear calculation method, and even Buffett, who uses value investing to the extreme, has not been given, so it is not an exaggeration to say that it is a vague concept and **** is always unpredictable, and the intrinsic value of ** seems to be unpredictable.

Name: Warren Buffett.

Gender: Male. Blood type: ab

Birthplace: 1930-8-36, Omaha, Nebraska, USA Education: University of Pennsylvania, two years later transferred to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, received a bachelor's degree from Columbia University.

Wife: Susan Thompson (married 1952, d. 2004).), Munx Astrid (married 2006).

Sons: Howard Graham Buffett, Susan Alice Buffett, Peter Buffett Parents: Howard Buffett, Leila Starr Buffett Brothers: Sister Doris and Sister Bertie.

Teachers: Benjamin Graham, psychologist Dale Carnegie (see the "How to Be Buffett" documentary), Davidodd and Fisher were more influential on him.

Friends: Charlie Munger, Gates, Abel, Jenn, etc.

Title: God of Stocks.

Profession: Investor, CEO of Berkshire

Honors: Medal of Freedom of the United States, the richest man in the world in 2008.

Social activities: In 2006, the donation of 37.5 billion US dollars became the highest record for individual donations, luncheons, annual shareholders' meetings, etc.

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Warren Buffett's father is a member of the U.S. Congress, and a bill can bankrupt the capitalists. Therefore, at the age of 8, Buffett visited the New York ** Exchange, the heart of capitalism in the world. The chairman of the exchange personally accompanied Buffett and his father.

Warren Buffett grew up to be a stock god.