The Best of Value Investing - Part 3

The World's Best Investment Advices from valueinvestor- Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, John Templeton, Seth Klarman, Charlie Munger, Walter Schloss, Bill Ackman, Bruce Greenwald, Martin Whitman, Whitney Tilson, Irving Kahn, John Bogle, Hersh Cohen, David Winters, Chris Davis, Roger Lowenstein, Irwin Michael, Mohnish Pabrai, Mark Holowesko, David Nadel, Tom Russo.

Comments

1. what's the name of the guy who starts in this part?
2. Islam is shit
3. Peter Lynch at 36:40, "It doesn't matter where the DOW Jones Industrials Average is." The DOW recently hit 20,000 and people are so excited. Again, it doesn't matter.
4. Hi! Do you have a copy of the full video of the John Bogle interview? It's apparently not available on youtube right now... Was hoping i could share that to some friends.
5. Mr. Fisher is wrong. Expensive Funds, Hedge Funds and Private Equity, do better than Cheap Funds, Mutual Funds.
6. do not watch this ever 
7. Well, in the beginning the 20th century there was a 30+ years stretch during which a "value" S&P500 investment would only have produced losses... That's also something to keep in mind when referencing the beloved "7% average yearly return" figure.
8. 28:55 Ben Graham and Buffet are big fans of Index Funds and indexing contrary to what the gentleman says in the video. In fact Buffet's stocks are pretty much what is in the Nasdaq/DJIA. Mutual Funds very rarely beat the market in the long term and usually loose. In addition having an Index Fund that follows the S&P 500 means you are basically invested in the complete stock market which is safer than investing in individual stocks. The gentleman says "he thinks" Ben Graham wasn't a fan of it but surely he has not studied the Intelligent Investor because Ben Graham clearly states that Index Funds are a great option for individual investors. In fact if it wasn't so great than why would the Vanguard 500 be one of the best Index Funds out there and consistently beat many mutual funds over the long term say 10+ years. 
9. Who is the speaker at around 28:30 and is there a video of his whole presentation? Thx
10. Who is that at the start please anyone?
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12. Me too. It takes time for a good company to mature to greatness so I need to have patience.
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14. interesting video.. i do videos like this too :)
15. I listen to it while having sex
16. Also, thanks for the feedback! Always great to meet another value investor!! Cheers!
17. I like your $16 / Share target.....and that's assuming earnings don't fall off a cliff. Also, you'll get a 4.5% Dividend (or thereabouts) to hold you over while waiting for the 100% return. Great insight. I haven't read through Intel's Annual Shareholder Letter (Annual Report), but it'd be worth reading.....just do a google search for it. I always view that report as the judge, jury, and executioner. That report will tell you more about the company than any formula ever could.
18. Whitney Tilson does not know what he talks about, his returns are lousy and he just regurgitates Buffetts words.
19. large margin of safety.
20. thanksssssss btw, i m having a question. I am reading Joel Greenblatt's "The Little Book that still beats the market". In the book, when Mr Greenblatt is describing his magic formula, in order to help clear the doubt of doubters on the point of luck, he points out that for the 17 years of study, they had a profolio of 30 stocks, each stock selection held for a year, then in all, there were over 1500 stock picks. How did he calculate 1500?