Oracle of Orlando

[quote]Only three injuries and no fatalities were reported for the tornado along its entire path, so it worked out in the end. But, yeah......that's wild to think about, and is proof of the seeming randomness of tornadoes.[/quote] Dodging a tornado is kind of like drafting a quarterback. Pretty ...

I wonder how many people left their vehicle to take cover in that building ?...

Hey Little Nicky, If people didn't care then you wouldn't have made 10's of millions for coaching a kids game. ...

[quote]I wonder if they could take those sumos and teach them some OL techniques kinda like they trained those Indian Cricket guys to be baseball pitchers[/quote] No kidding. Do Sumo Wrestlers get paid so much in Japan that it isn't worth trying football ? Or do Sumo Wrestlers not have the stam...

[quote] Your reading comprehension is worse than your math. I said the man has not done anything in over 20 years. That is true. What he did in 1885 is really of no importance.[/quote] So people haven't lost a dime over the last 20 years by having money in Berkshire vs the S&P since their perf...

[quote]He hasn’t beaten the S&P 500 in 20-30 years. What are you talking about.[/quote] Dude, it's not even close Compounded Annual Gain – 1965-2020 Berkshire Hathaway 20.0% S&P 500 10.2% Overall Gain – 1964-2020 Berkshire Hathaway 2,810,526% S&P 500 ...

[quote]Has anyone done the math on how much money buffet has lost by holding cash instead of just having it sit in the S&P 500?[/quote] Berkshire Hathaway has an average return of over 20 percent a year for the entire history of the company, During that same time frame the S&P has average what ?...

[quote]I've owned AAPL for well over a decade. I think my avg is $17/share or so. I started trimming it last year. It was just such an outsized position for me, and I just didn't see where the growth is anymore. Even after selling half, it's still my 2nd largest individual stock holding. I'm not ...

Don Draper " What do women want?" Roger Sterling "Who cares ?". Best answer ever....

[quote][b]He has held large amounts if cash forever[/b]. $189B is a lot. Buffet is probably thinking that $189B ain't what it used to be. Lol.[/quote] That's not true. In the early/mid 90's, when the market was roaring, he only had around a Billion in cash. In 1999, right before the market cras...