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Warren Buffett Principle #7 Be Debt Free
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| Operating a business or for that matter personal finances from a debt free position allows you great freedom and flexibility. The opposite is true of debt encumbered businesses, nations and personal finances. When we have no debt, we pay as we go. We can save and are in front of the eight ball calling the shots. Careful manuevering is required to remain in such a position, especially in such a volatile economic climate. |
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“Riding the Rails on Other Peoples Money”
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Warren Buffett Bershire Hathaway Owner Related Business Principle # 8. Handing your money over to Warren Buffett and his crew ought to be a safe bet. Using other peoples money in a wise and judicious way is one of the pledges that Berkshire Hathaway vows. |
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The Advent of a New 'Oil War' after Copenhagen
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| The Advent of a New 'Oil War' after Copenhagen
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What do I need to know when I am buying a Business?
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| The articles provide insights as to some of the values that legendary investor Warren Buffett places on purchasing a busines |
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The Pia Lord Show-Warren Buffett Principle #4
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| Does Warren Buffett remain true to his 13 owner related business principles as Berkshire Hathaway looms larger and more powerful in capital accumulation and allocation? Or has Warren Buffett indulged his own wishes and fantasies in his latest Railway Company purchase. Pia Lord reviews the Owner Related Principle # 4 found in the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Report 2008. |
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Warren Buffett and the Longterm Principles of Investment
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| Each year, famed investor Warren Buffet, brings out the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Report. These reports are gems of business knowledge which provide study material for those of us interested in success business and life principles. This article elucidates and reflects upon the long term principle necessary to build and achieve sound businesses. |
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GIN RUMMY, ANYONE? Warren Buffett Business Principle # 11
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| Warren Buffet and his team have never advocated Gin Rummy car playing behavior when acquiring and handling companies that do not pan out as good as gold. Here are a number of logical business strategies that they follow when building a portfolio or a business. |
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An Unusual Man
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| An example of living contrary to expectations. |
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The Mobile Mexican Magnate: How Carlos Slim Helu Got His Start
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| He has been called the Warren Buffett of Latin America, but on the most recent Forbes list of the world’s richest people, the Mexican born Carlos Slim Helu bumped the great American investor down to third spot. With an estimated net worth of $53 billion, Helu is now the second richest person in the world, and just $3 billion behind Bill Gates. He is known for never cracking a smile, but Helu’s current monopoly over the telecommunications industry in Mexico must surely make him one happy businessman. With his hands now in all of the retail, banking and insurance, technology, and auto parts manufacturing industries, Helu shows no signs of slowing down. |
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Lesson #3: Make Your Company a Lean, Mean, Operating Machine
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| Helu dislikes being compared to Warren Buffett, not because he does not admire the American investor’s long list of shrewd business acquisitions, but rather because he feels it is an inadequate assessment. When Helu takes over control of a company, he does so in order to operate it. Buffett wants a good investment, but Helu wants to run a company. He wants to make his companies practical and lean operations, bringing efficiency to their every move. And, most importantly, he wants to do it himself. |
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The Oracle of Omaha: Warren Buffett is Born
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| “I always knew I was going to be rich,” says Buffett. “I don’t think I ever doubted it for a minute.” |
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Berkshire Hathaway's 2006 Chairman's Letter
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| I’m a huge Warren Buffett fan and have been for as long as I can remember. |
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Why Bigger Goals = Less Competition
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| SPRING 2005, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY
I had to bribe them. What other choice did I have? |
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Rethinking Investing: Common-Sense Rules for Uncommon Times
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| I’ve learned quite a few things in the last 18 months of exploring—and experimenting with—the world of investing. This post is my first attempt to share the findings. |
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Warren Buffett Owner Principle #5
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| In this principle, we are concerned mainly with the significance of numbers of running a business. Which ones are relevant? ROI,EBITDA, Earnings, Sales? The Consolidated Earnings statement is one that every incorporated and publicly traded company must render annually. The Number One goal to keep in mind is the earnings of each of the major businesses of Berkshire Hathaway. Also closely observe the industry and the business environment in which the business is functioning. Keep in mind that Berkshire Hathaway is a holding company model with little or no debt and huge cash reserves. |
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Warren Buffett Owner Principle # 3
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| Warren Buffett states that Berkshire Hathaway long term principle is to 'maximize Berkshire Hathaway's average annual rate of gain in intrinsic business value on a per share basis. This article dissects and analyzes the meanings inherent in this statement and how this principle can work for you. |
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"We Eat Our own Cooking"!
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| Warren Buffet : Ownership Principle No. 2
“We eat our own cooking!” is an article discussing the importance of integrity, honesty, and careful and consistent work in all business related matters and life as seen across a wide cross section of fields in the world.
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What do You do if a Critic of Your Home Based Online Business Happens to be a Friend or Family Member?
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| What if a close friend or family member is convinced that any type of network marketing scheme is a scam? How do you deal with this problem? You will find this is a very common occurrence due to a widespread ignorance about how internet marketing is snow-balling into one of the biggest business models in the world.
There are a couple of things you could do! |
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Competitive Advantage in a Down Economy
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| Your small business is bound to yield fruit when you keep long-term goals in mind during daily operations. Constant examination of each department that has an integral role in the effectiveness of the business should be monitored for its contribution to the "bottom line." |
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Warren Buffett and his Effect on the Stock Market!
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| When Warren Buffett speaks, people listen. However, when he is misinterpreted or taken out of context his words carry so much weight that they can have a large negative effect.
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Total Cost of Ownership TCO of IT
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| Business owners too often don't factor in the total true costs of IT assets. Indirect, or "hidden", costs (lost productivity) are frequently higher than the more obvious direct costs (hardware, software and support). Detailed TCO calculations aren't practical for small businesses, but it's feasible and, we'd argue, critical, to understand and apply the general concepts of TCO.
This topic is the first in our 2009 whitepaper series: "Making every IT dollar count!" The full whitepapers are available on our website. |
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Common Pitfalls in Buying a Business - Buyer Overpays
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| This article explains the reasons why buyers often overpay for a business. |
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Do you have a mentor
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| Why should you use / not use a mentor? |
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The Every Mans Guide to Incredible Wealth
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| Do you have to be a great salesperson to be one of the wealthiest people on earth?
There are many, many consultants touting many different flavors of sales tools and techniques to help you to create incredible wealth. They would all like you to believe that by learning their method you will achieve it. If it were only that simple.
Unfortunately sales it is only one component or one hat you'd have to wear. |
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Investment Whiz Kid: Buffett Amasses a Fortune
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| With $100 of his own money and $105,000 from friends and family, Buffett created Buffett Associates, Ltd. in 1956. By the end of the year, he was managing over $300,000 in capital from a small office out of his new home. It was a lot of money, but for Buffett, it wasn’t enough. |
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Lesson #2: Keep Your Wits About You
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| In 1974, when Forbes asked Buffett how he felt about the stock market at the time, Buffett replied, “Like an oversexed guy in a whorehouse.” Whether it was talking to the media about smart investments or explaining the company’s performance in his annual letter to shareholders, Buffett never lost his sense of humour. Indeed, it became one of his trademarks for which he is revered. |
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Warren Buffett Quotes
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Berkshire Hathaway's 2006 Chairman's Letter
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| I’m a huge Warren Buffett fan and have been for as long as I can remember. |
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Lesson #3: Make Your Company a Lean, Mean, Operating Machine
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| Helu dislikes being compared to Warren Buffett, not because he does not admire the American investor’s long list of shrewd business acquisitions, but rather because he feels it is an inadequate assessment. When Helu takes over control of a company, he does so in order to operate it. Buffett wants a good investment, but Helu wants to run a company. He wants to make his companies practical and lean operations, bringing efficiency to their every move. And, most importantly, he wants to do it himself. |
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Warren Buffett and his Effect on the Stock Market!
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| When Warren Buffett speaks, people listen. However, when he is misinterpreted or taken out of context his words carry so much weight that they can have a large negative effect.
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When the Accountant Speaks, We Don't Listen!
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| Warren Buffet's very informative and enlightening Annual Report each year includes a list of owner related business principles by which Berkshire Hathaway (Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger)have skippered the ship. Principle # 6 discusses aquisition of portions of businesses or whole companies, the related costs and taxation benefits or drawbacks. Mr. Buffett has successfully led Berkshire Hathaway to the empire it has become through steadfast reliance on money saving, intrinsic value growth and goodwill accrual principles such as these. |
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“Riding the Rails on Other Peoples Money”
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Warren Buffett Bershire Hathaway Owner Related Business Principle # 8. Handing your money over to Warren Buffett and his crew ought to be a safe bet. Using other peoples money in a wise and judicious way is one of the pledges that Berkshire Hathaway vows. |
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What do I need to know when I am buying a Business?
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| The articles provide insights as to some of the values that legendary investor Warren Buffett places on purchasing a busines |
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The Pia Lord Show-Warren Buffett Principle #4
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| Does Warren Buffett remain true to his 13 owner related business principles as Berkshire Hathaway looms larger and more powerful in capital accumulation and allocation? Or has Warren Buffett indulged his own wishes and fantasies in his latest Railway Company purchase. Pia Lord reviews the Owner Related Principle # 4 found in the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Report 2008. |
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