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Chew on this: Small investors have a huge advantage over the Oracle of Omaha. While his returns may be limited because of the sheer size of his company, the typical individual faces no such limitation. This blog is about applying the wisdom of the Oracle to the small portfolio.
About Me
- Name: Andrew Kern
I am a doctoral student of finance at the University of Missouri. Over four semesters, as part of my duties as a graduate assistant, I have been fortunate to teach a course called "The Investment Strategy of Warren Buffett", sponsored by MU alumnus and benefactor Harvey Eisen. After taking over the course in the Summer of 2005, I helped organize the school's first ever trip to meet Mr. Buffett in Omaha. The trip and course prompted several articles in local media and eventually our inclusion in the 2006 CNBC documentary "Warren Buffett: The Billionaire Next Door." I established this blog in response the overwhelming interest generated by this press. But more importantly, I maintain this blog because I enjoy writing and I enjoy thinking. I therefore welcome comments, suggestions or even special requests. Thanks for visting.
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- Transparent Value: Moneyball for Investing
- Of Permanent Value - the Trilogy!
- Berkshire History in the Making!
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- 100% Insanity
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- Buffett was wrong about this one. (Unfortunately ...
- A dual-class arbitrage in Berkshire stock?
- At what point does Berkshire get "stupid cheap"?
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