Warren Buffett on Investing, Regrets and India

In this interview Warren Buffett and Ajit Jain discuss investing strategies for beginners, why Warren hasn't invested in India and much more. This interview was a MBA Q&A in which students from IIT, IIM and Delhi's St. Stephen's College questioned Buffett. Interview Date: April 11, 2011. Location: New Delhi, NDTV studios 0:01 Introduction 0:34 Start of Interview 1:35 Impressions of India 3:44 Start of questions 3:47 How could the Indian markets become more developed? 5:51 Identifying competitive moats? 12:21 Which habits to have and which ones to let go? 16:57 Greatest regret? 19:40 Views on Private Equity investments? 24:28 How to reduce the gap between India and USA? 25:29 What makes you a great investor? 33:42 Why don’t you invest in I.T companies? 37:19 Why didn’t you invest in India? 40:50 Why is Ajit so valuable to you? 43:56 How have your values and wealth affected your children? 50:16 Your philosophy to wealth creation? 54:28 Strategy for beginner investors? 55:50 Do you recommend investing in a volatile market? 57:00 What goes through your mind as you make a investment? 59:09 How is the Warren Buffett different today from Warren Buffett 25 years ago? 1:00:32 What would you like on your tombstone? Original Image Source: http://bit.ly/2amineb For More Investing/Entrepreneur/Economics Videos Check Out The Channel. What is Investors Archive ? = Its a Youtube Channel dedicated to having all the best Interviews/ Biography/ educational / courses on Investing/Entrepreneur/Economics so you can find all the free knowledge you need in one place ! Remember to Sub for all the Best New Content. No advertising

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1. Thank you for full videos, of the truly legendary people, of our time. You did a great job, thank you!)
2. 48/12=4gdp
3. 20/5*12=48/2=22/12=2.2 gdp
4. 200/5=40/20=4 gdp
5. At 52 minutes odd i think Warren picked up the interviewer wrong on his question. He was bascially saying "what do you think of the statement 'trade and not aid' as many think just aid alone doesnt help people, and trade helps build up a people" but Warren thought he was questioning where his charity money was coming from.
   
   But yeah i personally think its better to spend 10 million on trade over aid any day. If youre trading they can build up factories etc, and the second your money is gone they can find someone else to sell to, or sell to themselves. And if theyre creating wealth, they now have a stream of future revenue to further enrich themselves and raise their standards.
6. i wish warren would release a selfstudy course online
7. This host is just cringeworthy. Lol, Warren's expression at 19:30
8. Another great video.