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When people say corporations are greedy, we can infer three truths about Costco: 1. Costco passes savings on to consumers as a matter of principle. 14% limit 2. They pay their employees well 3. Customers benefit from the savings, so Costco will continue to grow while other corporations go out of business. Capitalism works as long as you have competition and a goal to provide greater value.

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when I run a CAGR on BYDDY from 2008 until today, I get just under 20%. Sound right to you?

Took 10 years to materialize that value when BYD spiked up (2011 - 2021). Yikes.

Now how in the world is one supposed to know if Russian oil paper stock certificates? This stuff sounds so obsure.

The list: 1. Does it have a low P/E? 2. Is it a good business? ROIC, book value analysis, subtract things like real estate, goodwill, etc... 3. Who is running it (management) and how much do they own? check for things like lawsuits, voting rights 4. What was missed? Unseen, unique risks. Read Moody's or ValueLine to start screening

With buyback, You’re ownership goes up. Each share owns more of the company after they reduce existing shares. Share repurchases are better in my opinion. But if you don’t like that buy dividend stocks or growth stocks.

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The issue with Korean companies...there's a lot of em that have negative enterprise value. Huge cash levels, real estate etc...but you as a shareholder will never see it. Koreans run their companies for their family. Not shareholders. At least that's what I hear from some Korean investors

So, it was a net-net strategy? Also, is Valueline still used for this stuff? or are there other screeners (e.g. online)?

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.

Berkshire see's OXY like a coupon paying bond. OXY pays a 1.24% dividend yield and 5.9% buyback yield. Combined providing shareholders a yield of 7.1%. In addition, its rumored that Chevron may acquire OXY due to their positioning on the Permian basin.

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You cannot beat anything by just buying companies somebody else buys. They have probably bought at a lower price than you and for genuine long term reasons.

Selecting a good quality business is not a complex process. Valuing a business is not complex either. What is complex is separating human emotion that influences selection such as I like what a company is because they make great phones, cars and so on.

The value line datas don't show "earnings steadily tracking up at 30% a year". There were several down years, others with much faster growth. A PE ratio of 15 with 30% annual growth would still be very attractive.

You just don't find such valuations anymore

Currency devaluation are fine for exporters in US dollars such as oil companies

Your calculations don't take in account at all the cost of extraction, how long it would take and of course the debt level. That's certainly not hos he made his decision.

I believe in 2003 meeting, Mr. Buffet and Mr. Munger mentioned about they not understanding how good banking business actually was.

You concentrate and specialize when you want to build wealth, You diversify when you want to keep it.

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