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Weekend with Warren Buffett by Randy Cepuch

Weekend with Warren Buffett

And Other Shareholder Meeting Adventures

by Randy Cepuch

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  • Mar 2007, 272 pages
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Every spring, Randy Cepuch spends a weekend wtih Warren Buffett. Mr. Buffett shares what he thinks of the world these days, provides an annual dose of common sense, and then sends him out the door. In general, it's an exercise that helps Cepuch stay out of serious trouble as an investor.

Oh, it's not just Cepuch and Buffett -- there are 20,000 or so other people, all of whom are investors of Berkshire Hathaway, a huge conglomerate that sells everything from insurance to ice cream, and they flock to Omaha every spring for the company's shareholder meeting festivities. As Berkshire's CEO, Buffett takes on six hours' worth of any and all questions from the investors, riffing on life, love, and accounting, and more than anything, he makes sure that everyone feels welcome. When a shy woman prefaces her query apologetically, noting that she owns just a single share, Buffett responds, "Between us, we own the majority of the company."

In addition to a great deal of smart advice, the book is full of amusing anectdotes and stories, and a useful guide for the amateur shareholder as well as the seasoned investor.

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"Starred Review. Overall, this ranks among the best commonsense investment books, and is certainly one of the most fun to read." - PW.

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