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hael Porter has not done that. Of course, he may not have been trying to do so. Mother great example is Ben Graham. He provided the bedrock that Warren Buffett built his brain on. but if you really think about it, Buffett was and is a much better investor. And lastly. regarding Munger, in my opinion his

got extremely interested in investing. Before my first year core classes, I had never really known about accounting. I had barely even heard of Warren Buffett and so I came to the whole thing fresh. After Joel's class. I just began to consume everything I could. Was there a time in Security Analysis wh

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cause I am not the traditional hedge fund story. I didn't work two years in investment banking and then go to Harvard Business School. I went to Wharton for undergrad. I did not get into NYU Law, but I got into Duke. I went down to Duke for a weekend with my parents and everybody there was 6'4" a

ant to get caught in being long common stock that can go down a lot more than the options can. Options are wonderful vehicles. I took courses in Wharton on options pricing, I learned all the theoretical models. That's not what talking about. El talking about actually understanding what they mean

t better in the second half of the quarter and we are optimistic about the trends." That doesn't mean crap to me unless a "fix" was made, and in Buffet's case it never happened. You can't let short term nonsense jerk you out of a long term trade that should probably work. I think under the curre

go find good mentors." If you go back and study the great investors throughout history—the Medicis, the Morgans, the Rothschilds, and recently Buffett—these great investors with terrific records share a common trait: they were always in a position to be liquidity providers. Each was willing to

lan and be you. Win, lose. or draw, do it on your own terms. For better or worse, there is only one David Einhorn, Mike Krensavage. Jeff Ubben, Warren Buffett, Jim Chanos. Roland Keiper. Stan Druckenmiller. Be your own person because otherwise it just all gets diluted and you can't beat the market or d

ons and I started actively managing my own personal account in high school and continued to do so throughout college and grad school. I went to Wharton for undergrad and decided to concentrate in Management. I found the analysis of competitive strategy very interesting. I was interested in why

Page it of 27 EFTA00614958 right now. I would argue and I still do this as a hobby, my bigger fear is for the bigger companies ... The irony of Warren Buffett investing in IBM, right as the company has borrowed a ton of money to go buy back its own stock, when everything other than Watson is falling apart

for the bigger companies ... The irony of Warren Buffett investing in IBM, right as the company has borrow

4 or so years now. Terry Fadem / Advisor: Right now I'm a senior fellow in the William and Phyllis Mack Institute for Innovation Management at the Wharton school. Before that. I was director of Corporate Research for Penn Medicine. Before that, I did a bunch of startup companies and before that. I was

ly 81% when including reinvested dividends. Investment Philosophy • Modeled after philosophy and structure of Buffett Partnership, Ltd (managed by Buffett from '56 to '69) • Similar partnerships include Joel Greenblatt's Gotham Partners and ESL Investments, Inc. • Evaluate all investment ideas as if

ing "Alpha" and not simply "Beta" ADW Capital Partners, L.P. 5 EFTA00620152 Investment Philosophy — "Best Offense is Superb Defense" • Part of Warren Buffett's investing credo involves a specific set of rules: Rule #1: "Don't lose money" Rule #2: "Don't lose money" Rule #3: "Refer to rules #1 and #2 • A

tplace. Peter Lynch used to travel to the shopping mall weekly to observe business transactions / marketplace in real time - Proprietary network — Wharton, Columbia, New York investing community, Washington DC / Federal Government - Experiential knowledge -- knowledge of past and current successful i

when I retired, I would write a book pulling together the elements of investment philosophy discussed in my memos. But in 2009, I got an email from Warren Buffett saying that if I'd write a book, he'd give me a blurb for the jacket. It didn't take me long to move up my timing. Columbia Business School Publish

my memos. But in 2009, I got an email from Warren Buffett saying that if I'd write a book, he'd give me a

. . even if it's not exactly on target. • The earning of a profit proves the investor made a good decision — One of the first things I learned at Wharton was that you can't necessarily tell the quality of a decision from the outcome. Given the unpredictability of future events and, especially, the pre

ly 81% when including reinvested dividends. Investment Philosophy • Modeled after philosophy and structure of Buffett Partnership, Ltd (managed by Buffett from '56 to '69) • Similar partnerships include Joel Greenblatt's Gotham Partners and ESL Investments, Inc. • Evaluate all investment ideas as if

ing "Alpha" and not simply "Beta" ADW Capital Partners, L.P. 5 EFTA00287315 Investment Philosophy — "Best Offense is Superb Defense" • Part of Warren Buffett's investing credo involves a specific set of rules: Rule #1: "Don't lose money" Rule #2: "Don't lose money" Rule #3: "Refer to rules #1 and #2 • A

tplace. Peter Lynch used to travel to the shopping mall weekly to observe business transactions / marketplace in real time - Proprietary network — Wharton, Columbia, New York investing community, Washington DC / Federal Government - Experiential knowledge -- knowledge of past and current successful i