Warren Buffett’s Most Iconic Interview Ever (Long Lost Footage)

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Warren Buffett’s most iconic interview. This interview is from the 1980s and has legendary value investor Warren Buffett describing his investment style and how Buffett analyses a stock. Warren Buffett is the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, a conglomerate with a stock portfolio of over $300 billion. Buffett’s stick portfolio consists of company’s such as Apple, American Express, Bank of America, and Coca-Cola.
Warren Buffett's investment strategy is grounded in the principles of value investing. He seeks companies with strong fundamentals, including a durable competitive advantage or economic moat. Buffett looks for businesses with predictable and proven earnings, competent management, and a reasonable price relative to their intrinsic value. He emphasizes a long-term perspective, holding onto quality stocks for extended periods. Additionally, he often emphasizes the importance of staying within one's circle of competence and maintaining a margin of safety when making investment decisions. Overall, his disciplined and patient approach has contributed to his remarkable success in the world of investing.

[@InvestorCenter]

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[@user5871]

if you're going to have ads, it would be good to use Audio Normalization in your videos, and maybe some Audio Compression, so the ads dont seem so shockingly loud

[@user-mi5tp3tq3h]

Berkshire Hathaway shares sold for $3925 on 02 June 1988, so there's your date. It's up another 13,800% since this video.

[@moonboy5851]

Legendary

[@777jones]

I remember we looked at stock quotes in the newspaper in school. We were stunned that this stock was $13,000 per share. Today, it is over $600k.

[@ephraimmulilo7098]

I love how the audio for the subscribe animation was 2000% louder than the rest of the video. Really great editing there. I almost popped only one ear drum

[@dexagalapagos]

I find it priceless that harvard rejected buffet from their business school.

[@nn-taleb]

he still went to Wharton.

[@ArtHoward]

No, Columbia. It's in the video.

[@nn-taleb]

@@ArtHoward I meant for his undergrad. He transferred to University of Nebraska-Omaha, but originally went to Wharton.

[@Maxyy40]

"He'd want to go to work 7 days a week at age 94." This guy could have been just as good as Warren if all his predictions were this good.

[@bibekpoudel942]

Thank you very much for uploading.. This video aged like a fine wine.. love this. Would live to watch this again.

[@chrysisd]

Made the mistake of increasing volume to 100% then the ad came up and my ear drums exploded thank you very much for that. On the way to the doctor!

[@moonboy5851]

RIP

[@harindergill100237]

Hw's your ears now?

[@chrysisd]

@@harindergill100237 I beg your pardon? Could you please repeat that?

[@rebeccamouse9294]

“We find it difficult to teach a new dog old tricks.” ❤️❤️❤️

[@RogerYeahmon]

"buy something productive and hold it for a very long time" - the end.

[@dannthegentleman4261]

And... Don't overpay for it.

[@gmo709]

And.. buy more shares on dips or when margin of safety is >=20% or whatever u set. You dont just invest once. Money becomes available at later dates. Lol

[@SharonD.Spiker]

Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly..

[@GiustinaDewitt]

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[@SharonD.Spiker]

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[@dr.raymond8]

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[@dr.raymond8]

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[@georgesotiriou7051]

@@SharonD.Spiker You sound quite full of yourself given that you don't even manage your own money. I think we should pay attention to guys like Buffett and Munger instead of some lady on a KZbin comments section

[@MrFrescocotone]

Amazing man, professional, human being. And he has proved his record until now. Amazing

[@CmanCorporations]

This is one of the coolest videos I have seen in awhile. I've seen every video and interview of buffet so I was shocked to watch this. I couldn't believe what I was watching. This is so awesome. Thank you so much for sourcing this. It was such a pleasure watching this interview. I have also never seen an interview with his children and this had that. Wow.

[@lewis809]

He really is the oracle of Omaha. I’m not sure we’ll see another like him ever again!

[@lyndonklymchuk7391]

thanks for finding and uploading!

[@InvestorCenter]

No problem!

[@OskieOmega]

I always admired Warren and Charlie , I started value investing at 26 when I was buying a share a paycheck at the company I worked at since it was stock options and I could buy at a discount

[@user-rm3zt1uv8y]

Thank You IC! You never miss to dig these Gems 🙏

[@InvestorCenter]

Thank you for watching 😊

[@gonzalobueno46]

Thanks for uploading, it is nice to revisit this interview! Small remark: It was in 1988, not 85 😉

[@motish30]

Thanks for bringing this

[@chaddy-me-boy8299]

The key is the combo of public and private. Private being the insurance companies that are growing paying customers and float, and a great underwriter, and Warren as the investor of that float. Inflation has helped the mkt and franchises. Just think of an analogy of a business your in that can do it similar? -selling puts, or credit put spreads is close?

[@jamesp8459]

Loved it, thanks for posting.

[@dr.strangelove7739]

Great interview!

[@long6723martin]

amazing interview, inspiring and still teaches me a lot today!!

[@philochristos]

That's an average of 27% a year for 30 years. That's phenomenal.

[@zwriter3658]

"Thats Billions with a "B"".. hahahahah

[@BusinessPicks]

13:34 was that Mark Cuban lol

[@superslyko123]

Actions speak louder than words. Watch what he does. Not what he says. Use your mind, not just your ears.

[@ssemombweandrew]

Present 😊. Thanks 😊

[@InvestorCenter]

❤️

[@caddie1a]

I think the year of this interview was 1987 or early 1988 since they reference Black Monday as just happening.

[@pepecow235]

Thanks for that. Studying Warren and other value investors now to better invest in crypto. Going well. :)

[@Strider_Gaming]

@@pepecow235 Warren Buffett hates crypto and has explained why in multiple interviews, I suggest checking them out.

[@destroya3303]

He made most of his money first managing other people's money (i.e leveraging other people's money). Good luck working a 9-5 and investing to this level.

[@MarkCW]

Thanks for uploading this video as I've always really admired Warren Buffett. Best couple of things I learnt from Warren was to buy index trackers e.g. S&P 500 and having a good good temperament as an investor. My wife has a much better temperament than me - she invests in index trackers and good stocks and just leaves them. My temperament isn't as good as I like to keep on "Poking" my investments. She always does better than me even though she invests in the same trackers. I'm not so convinced about value based investment these days though. I've analysed companies that seemed to have been undervalued with consistent revenue, profit and equity growth and they carry on to perform badly. Bit puzzled about that one!

[@topgrowthexperts]

11:51 - Famous quote!

[@orangewarm1]

Welcome to the Imvestor Centre!

[@Dillingham-]

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[@inertiaforce7846]

This is exactly why you don't put a lot of money into one single company, but instead invest into well diversified indexes.

[@michael2275]

@@inertiaforce7846 Diversification = mediocrity. Buffett famously did not diversify too much.

[@inertiaforce7846]

@@michael2275 Mediocrity with no risk of bankruptcy. Just because Buffett doesn't do it doesn't mean he's wrong to recommend it to others. Buffett can beat the market, other people can't, so he recommends others just buy indexes to invest and not risk losing money to a single company's failure.

[@sheenayaj1700]

Totally agree with the comparison of food stamp cycle! Definitely not planning on leaving a big fortune that can ruin my kids.

[@josekuoman3006]

Thanks for taking the time to look for that video and upload it to youtube ❤. In order to know more about finance and investing, do you have a page where you share your knowledge?? I know that you used to have a patreon. 😊

[@TommyCarstensen]

This is not a lost interview. I've seen it previously on KZbin. I can't remember the exact year it's from.

[@gener8423]

Based on the current price of Berkshire that was mentioned in the video, this interview was done around June 1988.

[@MiaKatherine-sj7ne]

I agree with Warren Buffet. A blend of different ETFs is my favorite way of investing. For example, you could have some covered call etfs for dividends and other etf`s for growth. A combination such as : JEPI , DIVO , QYLD, SCHD and JEPQ. You have to combine them according to your own personal situation. I tallied my dividends for the previous year; $102k. Blessed, grateful, disciplined and focused.

[@DaveMccarthy896]

Consistently investing in high quality dividend paying ETFs & stocks over the long term is a relatively easy strategy to create generational wealth. My "boring" ETF's portfolio paid me over $4,000 in dividends last month

[@ben_dukeson]

Anyone have recommendations for a reliable monthly investment? I hope to ultimately supplement my income from work with a monthly income from investments. I will still make long-term investments, but it would be wonderful to have a little additional money each month.

[@JacobPaula]

Bear and bull markets offer great opportunities. I used to discredit people who made money in bear markets until I did it myself. The US stock market is currently experiencing a long bearish season but if you zoom out it's actually a bull run as the market always comes around, so it's understandable that people are panicking. However, there are opportunities if you know where to look. With the help of an investment advisor, I made over $250k in profit last year.

[@Frankjacob387]

Please can you leave the info of your investment advisor here? I’m in dire need for one

[@graerindley6312]

During the 8 years of Reagan's presidency Berk's stock Rose 1000%, those sorts of increases haven't happened since. In the past 16 years the stock has only risen 350%, but, of course that's still a wonderful return. 😊 I think Berkshire really hasn't done so well with the tech stocks in the past 20 years, except for Apple in recent years.

[@prashantdev3020]

loved it

[@tadakimasu]

My favourite part is Mrs B!

[@johnpersechini4951]

She lived to be 104.

[@XShollaj]

His trading philosophy can be summarizes in the first 14 seconds of the video

[@wahyuramadhan195]

Thanks 🙏

[@pds_37]

what a godly video

[@andypicken7848]

What a tremendous man Warren is

[@philipvictor7574]

And he is 94 now and working the same 7 days a week as Mrs.B

[@robertdavis100]

what year was this?

[@gener8423]

Around June 1988

[@Z.November]

Ya know you're old when you were old looking in 1951

[@korniszon68]

It's funny when a guy with a name Adam Smith leads Economy Show :>

[@FlaschDJ]

“Long lost”? I don’t think so. I watched this a month ago or another channel. But thanks for sharing it anyways.

[@ElliotBrownJingles]

I thought there was nothing wrong with his acting. He was given a simple script and he played the role without expecting too much limelight. Value Acting.

[@dbcitizen4355]

"700 million of Solomon Brothers." Oof. A rare occasion where a purchase came back to bite Buffet.

[@ElijahGrantTV]

I believe he made money on that trade

[@patriot925]

Buffett sold out before Salomon went under. Was a short term play for him. He was a white knight investor who saved Salomon from a hostile takeover by Ron Perelman. Salomon sold Buffett convertible bonds only available to him, which were very low risk. He had to make money on that deal.

[@dbcitizen4355]

@@patriot925 I'm not talking so much about the capital loss. I'm talking about the massive amount of BS Buffett had to deal with after the Salomon Brothers scandal.

[@firstal3799]

Good

[@CA1848AIHUB]

Uncle Warren, 19:30 same question for 2025

[@MyArtsProduction]

going to work at 94 like mrs. B 7 days a week will be a reality in a short time guys

[@nishantchandra2876]

“Then they aren’t so learned”😂😂😂

[@youtuber1980-wv9dv]

this guy is a god when it comes to money

[@Papa1P3RCY]

What is the name of the person conducting the interview here?

[@Papa1P3RCY]

Oh, Adam Smith.

[@charlottenelson8378]

Engaging in an individual market option is fair, but its performance level can’t generate high dividends. Diversification is the secret to optimal performance, that’s why I have my interest set on options based on projected growth and performance.

[@gabriellat.6735]

can you explain in full on the market options you’re into, i’m curious•

[@charlottenelson8378]

When it comes to finance growth, it’s wrong to engage in a single option. I suggest diversifying into various options with high performance coupled with the experience and aid of a finance Pro will generate bigger dividends and balance volatility.

[@charlottenelson8378]

”Do not lay your eggs in one basket.” I engage on various options (real estate, real assets, index/mutual funds, ETFs, annuities, lDOs and many others) with the aid of my finance pro, and so far have acquired so much (amount is confidentiaI)

[@charlottenelson8378]

sear ch the full name below, if you care

[@charlottenelson8378]

IsabeIIe ChIoe Scott

[@thesauce669]

Front running the market also helps out ones net worth

[@michaguspiel9015]

Closing speech of the host aged well.

[@elixorvideos]

It’s so weird seeing such a familiar voice from a face I’m not familiar with, as in, he’s younger here… even though he’s 55 😂

[@gener8423]

He was 58. This interview was done around June 1988.

[@thisguy9326]

He looks 80 even without gray hair

[@metalrooves3651]

we need a date....

[@metalrooves3651]

seems to be since 1985..cant see a date...

[@bernardobellini4947]

Whats the encyclopedia company worth today?

[@gener8423]

Uhh ... what are encyclopedias ??? 😁

[@eddylauterback1312]

A share is now over $500,000. / share. Too rich for me but do have class B shares

[@Papa1P3RCY]

Who is interviewing him?

[@Papa1P3RCY]

Oh, his name is Adam Smith.

[@Samuel-wf6kk]

RIP Charlie Munger ❤❤

[@maxb5957]

Max was here

[@AmyAmy-er8bp]

Out of everything Langet srabotal, Ed el IT Engineer. Asuma Aziati v osnovnom Ris yedyat, Boga blagodaryat. #Bojestvenniye lyudi. Mnatsats@ dali responsible for this, mnatsats@ inchn er? Artun mnal@. But a responsible person. Vor azngn er?

[@QbicLT]

Thank You 🙏

[@clifb.3521]

can i get a couple scotch mellow (DARK) & a couple of Bordeaux bars ?

[@Archer-hg9rw]

1% of his networth is still a hefty inheritance if you ask me!

[@Inbraneinthememsane]

So what?

[@Archer-hg9rw]

@@Inbraneinthememsane it’s his money, but he made it sound like 1% is nothing.

[@brettlawrence9015]

@@Archer-hg9rw To him that 1% is nothing ! 😂

[@C4rb0neum]

Thanks for digging this one up!

[@LalaPala-ml2or]

of course he does it for the money

[@ThinkLascivious]

Buffet & Munger wer old af already in the 80's. Lol.

[@CoreyChambersLA]

While Warren Buffett was self-made, he did have some advantages growing up the son of a politician and stock broker. He did inherit a helpful amount of money, though nowhere near the enormous amount that he created with to his own hard work and determination.

[@James_36]

nothing comes from the working class.. Buffet earned over 6 figures working at his first proper job with all his dads connections etc - most people will never earn 6 figures in their twenties. Nobody else gets family friends putting in a combined £1m into your non existent financial hedge fund either. It is still impressive but turn buffet into a working class kid with no family connections, there is no Berkshire

[@georgesotiriou7051]

He inherited zero. He actually asked his father to take him out of his will and give the money to his sisters. Read the Snowball

[@Inbraneinthememsane]

@@James_36if you are a whining loser - no you don’t Now go clean a toilet somewhere

[@bulletproofh2t]

​@@James_36Buffet managed to convince family to give him a million dollars, into a non-existent hedge fund and now has billions? Amazing

[@boeing737700]

I think his first well paid job was Ben Graham’s fund? He is a very smart guy. He was already a very good investor back then. He was Graham’s top student. He was refused the job at first, and yet never gave up and kept pestering Graham til he got the job? Yes, not so many would get that in his early/mid 20s. But would they really deserve it?

[@KCCardCo]

Name your kid Adam Smith and he will be successful.

[@booneguy]

Treating the investment business as a real business has granted me my retirement in four years. I retired at the age of 32. Work smart and tirelessly for a few years. It’s worth it.

[@Conorscorner]

Why would you declare that? Sounds untrue /fart

[@booneguy]

@@Conorscorner To encourage other folks to do that as well. Unlike you, I hope people are getting successful as early as possible. Seems to me, you’re bitter and immature but nevertheless, I wish you become successful as well.

[@gmo709]

Patient man. Looked older his entire life.

[@chrysisd]

Lips are keep moving how about some sound?

[@Syntheticoilprotection]

"Some things just take time you can't produce a baby in one month by getting nine different women pregnant"

[@ThinkLascivious]

Dang, his daughter didn't even know how much dad had? And he can't give up a little of the billion to fix up her kitchen.

[@MatgorzataZielinska]

Hi everyone! What an amazing video. I'm looking for someone reputable and trustworthy that can provide me with investment advice and good ways to save while making high returns.

[@hunantrain]

With world markets tumbling, inflation soaring, the Fed imposing large interest-rate hikes, the treasury yields rising rapidly, markets manipulations, and many other factors makes me wonder if people still make profits from all these investing BS.

[@MichaelWeebles]

Not Bs with the right information and steps, one can make over a million from the market in a day go ask Grant and other top investors.... Believe me or not as noob investor myself, I have made over 45K from the market in a few months.

[@ecarlson8943]

Hi Mike, do you use spreadsheet, Can I see? I am curious.

[@MichaelWeebles]

@ ecarlson...The concept of using spreadsheets has always seemed incredibly time-consuming and superfluous to me. My investing accounts mirrors that of a sec regulated advisor, Adam Brossard Wright I prefer it because it's a very transparent and automated method, I don't have to be active during trades. You can give it a try. There are comissions though.

[@ecarlson8943]

Hi Mike, Thanks for the pointer. I will try out maybe for a month or two. I hope I am convinced.

[@lukeangell2448]

From today I have made 3.301% on my accounts. I'm almost 65 Y.O. and am using this extra money to help pay for odds and ends that I want as a retiree. Anyone can do it with the correct knowledge, skills, and patience. Best of luck to you going forward.

[@Kimberlynicotte]

I lost over $80k when everything started to tank. Not because I was in an exchange that went belly up. I was just stupid to hold and because that's what everyone said. I'm still responsible. It just taught me to be a better investor now that I understand more of what could go wrong. It took me over two years of being in the market, I'm really grateful I found one source to recover my money, at least $10k profits weekly. Thanks Brydeen T Fx

[@AidenHarper-vt9pb]

After I raised up to 125k trading with him I bought a new House and a car here in the states also paid for my son's surgery Glory to God shalom.

[@Kimberlynicotte]

He's mostly on facebook, using the user name below

[@Kimberlynicotte]

Brydeen T Fx💯... that's it

[@xkrimzonxrsps]

Damnnnn, i love warren but i just found out his dad was elected into congress and was a stock broker :( explains a lot :/ Edit: it kinda reminds me as if nancy pelosie was a man and there was less stock auditing i heard shes worth almost 750m-800m off a 200k/ year salary

[@NoName-ge6wc]

Buffett and Trump are 2 American icons, both financial geniuses. Art of Deal is must read.

[@vicgill1980]

Simple life…private jet. The other house in so cal, no schedule or calendar…what about the other lady in his life while married to another

[@shawndunne]

The other lady was his wife's good Friend and his wife actually told her best friend to start taking care and date Warren.

[@gener8423]

His wife actually left him to live in San Francisco and asked the other lady to take care of Warren Buffet. In short, she gave up on him and endorsed/set-up the new relationship. Weird huh.

[@Franklin422]

I'm highly favored financially, Thank you Jesus. $46,000 profit every week regardless of how bad it gets on the economy_

[@mrknowitallyah6058]

Warren kept wifey barefoot, homely and pregnant making biscuits in the kitchen and never told her they were billionaires. She wants a new dress warren. Please go get her one.

[@maalikserebryakov]

😂😂