The Insane Story of Buffett’s Most Important Stock Pick

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[@HaruSakamoto]

this is the type of youtube videos i want to see more!

[@WealthyChronicle]

They say you learn more from failures than success, but in Buffett's case, it seems he learned how to master success before his first gray hairs. 🧠✨

[@cletus2941]

actually the first stock he bought for $38, went down and then back to $40 and he got scared and sold it, it then went to $200. but he was 11 years old.

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Love your work Hamish! You are adding quality time in people's life through the work you enjoy most :). Lots of strength to you.

[@DarcyMifsud]

Hamish, your content has gone to another level ! Keep it coming

[@obstruktion]

This is great story telling Hamish great work!

[@HamishHodder]

thank you!

[@TuanTran-sl3lv]

Thanks for your video Hamish

[@thepixalking6589]

This is a REALLY good video.

[@Rsiatat]

Nice to have all living costs covered and have a spare 100k to invest at 21. Very priviledged! Also his dad had a brokerage firm, so he was introduced to the business early on👏

[@phykios]

Privileged but a genius and very smart with money. I know 95% of people with 100k at 21 would blow it on clothes, cars, drugs, etc. Just because one’s privileged does not equate success. He made use of every single opportunity he had to be the world’s most successful investor.

[@Rsiatat]

@phykios Agree

[@vijaygautam1406]

Good video on Buffett and GEICO. I just hit the 'Subscribe' button. Keep it up!

[@johnvogt621]

That was a really good video. Thanks

[@peterblakers5075]

Just subscribed, an excellent video you just presented then. Well done

[@plica06]

Very good video, thank you.

[@glenrich-uu9zr]

A stern look of this youth photograph tells his success is a must whatever career's.

[@jaguarmemez]

Good video

[@Opalsnz]

Quality content as always. Love you work. Keep it up :)

[@HamishHodder]

thanks!

[@johngotti8549]

Benjamin Graham - og of value investing. Woz was apprenticed by this G. There was no downturn in market to take advantage of. Everything pumped. Benjamin Graham accidentally violated sec rules by buying 50% of geico. He had to sell. Woz knew Graham made good picks. Benjamin Graham chairman, the 10 board of directors owned a lot of stock. Buffet bought a book on insurance - no physical assets and no way of the industry being replaced. Insurance also hadn't been caught up with market speculation. Woz meets assistant to geico president. Collision is the most profitable line of business. Deflation helps insurance. Geico USP: no agents, cheaper prices & higher profits. Competitors are unlikely to try this USP. That's an economic moat.

[@QuantCompounding]

Hey Hamish - I’ve considered Incogni before, how’s your experience been? The downside seems to be it is “never ending” rather than a once and done thing.

[@cameronvincent]

21 years old 200% gain this year 600% in non registered personal account

[@MARKCRASTO]

Stay cool. Dont leverage up too much.

[@phykios]

you’re not buffet, those returns wont last long

[@cyrusmuthuri9846]

Corrections @ 14:14. From

[@jermunitz3020]

You should change your name to Hamish Hodler

[@HamishHodder]

😆

[@benvipond9034]

Buffett isnt that good of an investor... He gains 48% profit on $10,282, I lose 100% of my wealth on Hawk coin. Whos the real investor now?

[@woodyworld9341]

At least you are better at investing than making jokes.

[@DEFCON5307]

Losing 100% is an admission of mediocrity lol; i lost 346% since I levered to the tits on borrowed money 🗿

[@HamishHodder]

😂😂

[@BarlitosC]

CLICKBAIT. Literally at no point does Buffet explain anything in this video

[@maximayr9297]

Was Geico already a big Company at the time or was it a small cap when Buffet bought his first shares?

[@obstruktion]

Prob small cap

[@Lestoker]

It was a borough company

[@ChaceBonanno]

Geico was a small cap at the time

[@maodave9812]

Oh nice I’m pretty early on this video 😂

[@goobda_]

Why did you say "Late Charlie Munger" when they were still quite young when they met and started to have an influence on one another?

[@Creativenativesaustralia]

Late is a polite way of saying dead

[@goobda_]

@@Creativenativesaustralia Thanks, I'm not a native, so it's good to learn this

[@tvb4227]

Math aint mathing here. Having that money at age 21 sounds like a full savings of an average 35 years old adult who went all in in 1 share. That almost a price of fking house. Im 27 with $200k now and if I do that move and I did not win. I would go career mode ASAP!

[@RajaKhan-ol8lx]

He came from privelege

[@DK-3000]

Buffet inherited money from his congressman and stockbroker father and extra inside information

[@frankh4391]

his family was "comfortable " by no means "well off". Warren is 100% self made

[@Arch_Dornan]

Algorithm comment

[@K_Super999]

Worst ad placement and long winded path to the main subject. Unsubscribed

[@josesammut9396]

Meh true, but could be tiktok brain talking