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But if I'm right, I'm going to make 50 times my money.Munger always says, he looks at other people and figures out what works and what doesn't work.
Munger always says, he looks at other people and figures out what works and what doesn't work.
Munger.
Charlie Munger says that he hasn't been successful because he's smart, he's been successful because he's rational.
Charlie Munger, "You don't want to believe in luck.
Charlie Munger says something that cannot go on forever has to come to an end.
Charlie Munger once wrote about the difference between CBS and Capital Cities in the heyday of the TV station
And Munger referred to CBS as of prosperity blinded indifference to costs and he contrasted that with-- so I think the issue for Google is, you guys are so incredibly
Charlie Munger's observation that "if a business earns 18% on capital over 20 or 30 years, even if you pay an expensive looking price,
Charlie Munger has said that, "in nature and in business, specialization is key.
Charlie Munger-- the boys went to see Charlie Munger this week.
Charlie Munger gave a talk where he talks about the 24 standard causes of human misjudgements.
and Munger is that you don't really need to do extraordinary things to get extraordinary results.
on Charlie Munger, "Damn Right."
credits Charlie Munger with you know opening his eyes to another way of you
patience with what Charlie Munger likes to call gumption-- you know, extreme determination at the right moment.
Is he what Charlie Munger calls an intelligent fanatic?
I remember reading Charlie Munger saying that he didn't know a smart man who didn't read all the time.
chairman Charlie Munger.
If it can continue on another Charlie Munger-ism-- we learn more from our mistakes than our successes.
How do I eradicate what Charlie Munger would call standard stupidities?
He had this evolution after meeting Charlie Munger, and in 1963, he found American Express mired in a scandal.
So as Warren Buffett's partner Charlie Munger says here in this quote, sometimes it's just really easy to see which horse is most likely to win a race,
Anything Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger I'd consume it.
Neither does Warren Buffett or Munger talk a lot about it.
Like for example, Charlie Munger said that in 2002 he
Buffett's 85, Munger's 92.
Charlie Munger's observation that almost all good businesses engage in paying today, gain tomorrow activities also
Indeed, Buffett and Munger love the idea of investing in profitable niche businesses operating in industries with commodity characteristics.
But cumulatively, Charlie Munger always, somehow or another, lived on less than what he earned, so he was creating cash
and I fell in love with Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger.
And in the same spirit as Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, he has a very intuitive, very evocative, very emotionally
You know, like Carl Jacobi and Charlie Munger.
At Stanford Law School, Charlie Munger was on the board of visitors.
And he says he and his sidekick, Charlie Munger, are going to continue to buy companies.
And if you think about his example-- we all know who Charlie Munger is now.
And I know that and some of the other fellows went to see Charlie Munger speak in Los Angeles this week at age 91.
And the other thing I would say is that in meeting him and meeting Charlie Munger,
ever met a person who is anywhere close to the brilliance of Charlie Munger.
wrote the great book "Common Stocks And Uncommon Profits," and by Charlie Munger, Warren's partner since the '70s or '60s,
So I've been a great devotee of that Graham Fisher Buffett Munger crowd.
And Charlie Munger talks about that.
And I remember, a few years back, Charlie Munger said that-- I asked a question to Charlie about moats
And so a few years back, I was at a dinner at Charlie Munger's house and it's a small group.
And also, there's a lot of lessons about in many ways I think Charlie Munger got dealt a bad hand, if you will, a far worse hand than most of us
And I actually was talking to some people about this at the Munger meeting the other day,
So I've organized this talk in a way that I ripped off from Charlie Munger, who ripped it off
So I think this is one of the areas where you can apply this great line from Charlie Munger where Munger as we know says, he takes a line from algebra where
Perhaps she dug deeper and found that both businesses had durable competitive advantages and were run by entrepreneurs whom Charlie Munger would
And when that happens, you can expect what Charlie Munger calls a lollapalooza outcome.
So basically, that is at the essence of the genius of Buffett and Munger,
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