Warren Buffett and Bill Gates interview at the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting, May 4, 2009.
www.pivotfarm.com Warren Buffett is the greatest investor of all time. His decisions about buying shares and companies have beaten the stock market year after year and made him the richest person in the world – thought to be worth 37 billion dollars. Yet Buffett lives modestly in his native Omaha, in America’s mid-West, and runs his 150 billion dollar business with a staff of just twenty. Evan Davis meets him to find out about his unique investment strategy and his eccentric lifestyle. He talks to Buffett’s family, friends and colleagues about the man they call the Sage of Omaha, and Buffett’s friend Bill Gates praises his philosophy of life. As the greed of the super-wealthy is widely criticised in the current financial crisis, Davis asks whether Warren Buffett is the acceptable face of the filthy rich
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@nostalgiamelancolia1 let me learn that the hard way that money doesnt buy happiness
@onecoolgreek You are so right! The Rothschilds are the richest and have bankrolled countries and wars. They could careless about appearing on Forbes magazines richest
@vitriolicscott rothchilds is the richest buddy more like 500 trillion they own the federal reserve and reuters news and lotsa land’s with toll’s and banks especially chase citi morgan and bank of england
ROTHCHILDS LOOK IT UP they dont need the fame
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Money doesn’t buy happiness.I once read about a very successful man who had everything;fame,fortune,etc,etc but he felt the most miserable person on earth.
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@kyipaul
exactly
@GThomason
bullshit
wow this reporter is like the Redhead Barbie. could you be trying any harder? oh well…it’s Fox.
But my final comment here, is money is gonna he devaluing forever, think of the future, in 100 years from now, there may be litterally trillionairs, millionares used to be equiviant to these two in the late 1800′s but what scares me is resoures. I think china is a good nation with good intentions, and the euporians like us, but what if we got low on resources, like drinking water, or the world gets too polluteded, then are money becomes worthless, no matter how much you have, necessity, scary.
The only think that scares me actually is why do polictians want the dollar more and more worthless, I mean, money can never be on any gold or silver standard, because of modern times, theres to much people in the world to base it of something like gold or silver, there are conseratives here in america that just dont get that, so having american money cheaper in value, (AND I AM NOT AN ECOMONIST, MY BRAIN SPINS WHEN I TRY TO FIGURE IT OUT) is better for foregin investment here in the u.s.a.
Hey you guys want a fun little math fact…
Lets pretend these guys had 40 billion each, I dont know what they really have,
If the government said “hey you must spend 1 million dollars every 24 hours, it would take 1 of them 110 years to spend 40 billion. Now take bussinesses, like the fortune 500, some of them, Exxon and Walmart have either revuens (pardon my spelling) or profits, I think profits of 300 billion dollars a year, and the federal budget has like 2-3 trillion…
Give me $1!
damn, am I the only guy who didn’t think about the rich old guys?? The hostess is fine…who is she, she’s the one i was thinking of
3:40 Is that Yoda laughing in the background?
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i bet their suits cost more tham my house
@vitriolicscott Would I be wrong if I said “rich” is an underaggageration?
The stock market “glitch” on May 10 was a manipulated warning to Congress, “either do what we say or we will destroy the nation via the stock market”. In this video, Max Keiser says we can fight back by BOYCOTTING THEIR PRODUCTS, starting with Coca-Cola and Mr. Pibb owned by Warren Buffet. PLEASE JOIN ME IN THE BOYCOTT.
Max Keiser on the Stock Market Glitch Partt 5 (May 10, 2010)
youtube.com/watch?v=yYM6Ts6gNbI
@kyipaul haha yeah right,
@kyipaul Get real! I worked on Gate’s 50,000 sq ft house in Bellevue, WA. on lake Washington. Also worked on his father’s house in Seattle.
@TrailerNo9 stupidhead, Warren and BIll are living in a very simple life, not in extreme luxury like celebrities you worship!