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| | Warren Buffet
He is the most successful and well-known investor of the world and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. His investing approach is based on the value investing philosophy.
He studied under the famous value investor Benjamin Graham at Columbia University. He adapted the Graham investment philososphy to create his own value investing strategy. It is based on discipline, patience and value. Buffet is searching for companies, which are trading at a discount to their intrinsic value and which competitive positions are so strong that he is willing to hold them for a long time. His investment strategy is based on the following principles:
- only buying businesses that he understands
- with favorable long-term prospects because of durable competitive advantages
- a competent and honest management team
- available at a very attractive price
His investing strategy is very conservative. He prefers companies with strong cash and stable flows and low debt.
His stock holdings include:
Wells Fargo (WFC) - One of the most conservative banks. They lost their triple A rating during the credit crisis, but they are outperforming most of their competitors during the crisis. They are currently the second largest bank of the US based on market value after JPMorgan Chase.
Coca Cola (KO) - World Wide Market leader in the beverage industry. Coca Cola has very loyal customers who drink Coca Cola (or Fanta or Sprite) every day. The company has hardly any debt and has a return of equity of 30. They have strong bargaining power with retailers and suppliers. They have outsourced most of the bottling, which lowered their capital requirements and increased their profit margins.
Procter & Gamble (PG)
Conoco Phillips (COP)
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
American Express
Kraft Foods
Johnson & Johnson
U.S.Bancorp
Although he is the riches man in the world (as of September 2007) with an estimated net worth of 70 billion dollars his yearly salary is only $100,000.
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