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2004 Annual Meeting

"It’s not a business that requires extraordinary intellect"

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger explain how they built their knowledge about investing.

Sat, May 1 2004 • 9:00 AM EDT
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2004 Annual Meeting Highlight Reel
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Morning Session - 2004 Meeting
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Afternoon Session - 2004 Meeting
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Could Bill Gates do Buffett’s job?
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VIDEO02:42
Refraining from certain investments has cost Berkshire billions
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Why Buffett and Munger think about "low probability events"
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"I would rather throw a viper down my shirtfront"
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Buffett: I'm staying on Coke’s board
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"A lot of mischief can happen with derivatives"
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VIDEO01:22
Berkshire stock vs. index fund
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U.S. has "certainly benefited enormously" by immigration
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Where Berkshire draws the line on ethical decisions
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"The opportunities have won out over the problems over time"
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"We don’t consider many stupid things"
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VIDEO02:52
"The trite stuff is what works"