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Warren
Buffet - Part 2. (replay)
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Puru
Saxena :
Founder of Puru Saxena Limited. Vastly experienced
and respected in his field, he is a registered
investment adviser with the SFC. He conducts in-depth
economic research and formulates our firm's investment
strategy.
Warren
Buffett:
Buffett
is chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., which
makes the long-term investments which Buffett
is so adept at choosing.
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Puru Saxena is the founder of Puru Saxena
Limited. Vastly experienced and respected in his
field, he is a registered investment adviser with
the SFC. He conducts in-depth economic research
and formulates our firm's investment strategy.
Puru
Saxena has a decade’s experience in the finance
industry, specifically relating to investment
advice and asset management.
He
is a regular guest on various media such as CNN,
BBC, Bloomberg TV, CNBC, RTHK, NDTV and TVB Pearl.
He is a proficient economics analyst and is regularly
featured in several publications such as the Hong
Kong Economic Times, South China Morning Post,
Hong Kong Economic Journal, Benchmark Magazine,
Hong Kong Business, IN Magazine and Hong Kong
Aircrew.
Puru
Saxena is the editor and publisher of Money Matters
- an economic report, which is read by professionals
and investors in numerous countries all over the
world. He has been writing his monthly economic
newsletter since June 2000.
Puru
Saxena is a frequent speaker at investment seminars
and forums. He has given speeches in the region
for large audiences of professional and individual
investors on a wide range of subjects.
Previously,
he was a founding Director of financial services
company – Bridgewater, and held the position
of President for 4 years. In March 2005, he left
Bridgewater to establish his own boutique wealth
management company.
-
Berkshire Hathaway:
Warren
Buffett-
Warren
Buffett’s determination and creativity have
made him who he is now: the chairman of a long-term
investment company which has more than $2 billion
in holdings. As a child, Buffett was already ambitious.
He was an enthusiastic and industrious paper boy
for the Washington
Post, and tried to cover more than one route at
the same time. He also made money by collecting
and selling lost golf balls. Buffett’s interest
in finance was clear extremely early on in his
life. He started playing the stock market with
one of his sisters when he was eleven. At twelve,
he was betting on horses, and by high school he
had started a business (pinball machines) with
a friend, which earned him fifty dollars a week.
Not only did he own a business by graduation,
but he also had bought himself forty acres of
Nebraskan farm land with his profit. Graduate
school was a formative time for Buffett. It was
there that he met Benjamin Graham, an economic
scholar whose work Buffett had begun studying
in college. Buffett believed strongly in Graham’s
theory that it is wise to look for stocks of companies
which are undervalued, which will most probably
prosper with a little time. Thus began Buffett’s
untraditional approach to portfolio management.
After working for his father’s investment
banking company for the three years after business
school, Buffett returned to Graham and worked
as a security analyst at Graham’s company
for two years until 1956. In that year, at the
age of twenty-five, Buffett started his own investment
company, the Buffett Partnership, using $5,000
of his own funds and collecting $100,000 from
interested friends and family. One of the smartest
moves made by Buffet’s company at that time
was to invest in American Express. In 1963, a
scandal surrounded AmEx, and Wall Street believed
the company was near the end. But Buffett, always
with his wits about him and his thinking cap on,
noticed when in restaurants and shops that customers
were still using the card to buy. He went ahead
and bought 5 percent of the stock, which by 1961
had risen from 35 to 189 market points. Buffett
is now chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., which
makes the long-term investments which Buffett
is so adept at choosing.
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