reinvest their capital at high rates of return so that the wealth will continue to compound into years into the future.
Reinvest it in the community.
reinvest in the clean Solutions there's also been numerous studies done um including a study by the air resources
Because they had to reinvest .
So the capacity to reinvest is not democratically shared.
It can't reinvest it, but the management knows that.
money to reinvest in the brands and create more growth."
They almost always reinvest that five dollars or the four dollars to buy more lottery tickets.
this notion of how the capacity to reinvest surfaces is best illustrated by those three ideas in Berkshire.
I'm actually now going to reinvest in doing PeaceWorks 2.0, because I really have neglected it the last 20-plus years.
that GM constantly had to reinvest every dollar that they generated to build better and better factories so they can be competitive.
And it's only because he's been able to reinvest at such a high rate internally.
And what we look for is the ability to reinvest behind those brands.
It allows them to skim off revenues and reinvest them new machines.
We keep all the money in the company and reinvest it.
So that's a legitimate way of handling the notion that you can't reinvest in the business that you have, but you can be thoughtful about what you do
is joining Netflix, which they can reinvest in better content.
We’re going to keep all the money in the company and reinvest it.
And that's what Buffett has done for 50 years, is to reinvest the cash flows of the various businesses the come feed into Berkshire in other places,
not make this business have to grow for a year or 18 months and let us reinvest
because it lacks sizzle-- that the strength of the brand, the predictability of cash flow, and the ability, most importantly, to reinvest that cash flow going forward--
So if we start out believing that we're going to hold something for a very long time, what it needs to have is the capacity to reinvest internally.
And so we want to have brands that have relevance abroad, which gives them the capacity to reinvest mature market cash
So the things that businesses, communities, folks can do is one, reinvest in water infrastructure.
So a perfect business is one that earns very good returns on its capital, and can take that capital that it makes and then reinvest that
And if it's a great business, like Google, the problem actually becomes that it's very hard to reinvest that cash,
we can do to make sure that people become successful, they have exits, they can also then reinvest --hopefully in some minority businesses--and then we can really start to
that company could generate a lot of money from the business, to grow it would have to reinvest more and more money in the business.
Well that company might generate a lot of cash from the business, but in order to grow you’re going to have to just reinvest more and more cash into the business.