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Warren Buffett's Investment Philosophy and Wealth of Experience (2003)

Warren Buffett | Lecture | Q&A | 2003 University of Tennessee Investor Warren Buffett lectures about his business philosophy to graduate students during the Fall 2003 MBA symposium at the University of Tennessee. 2003. Original Title: Vintage Buffett: Warren Buffett Shares His Wealth ✅ Major Highlights from the Talk: 📈 Buffett’s Investment Philosophy: Long-term thinking, avoiding market timing, and sticking to what you understand. 🧠 Circle of Competence: Why it's dangerous to stray outside your knowledge zone. 💼 Career Advice to MBA Students: Choose work you love, with people you admire. 💸 Views on Wealth and Success: Money doesn’t change who you are; it reveals it. ❌ Why He Avoids Tech Stocks: Lack of understanding and preference for predictability. 📚 The Power of Lifelong Learning: Buffett discusses compounding not just in money, but in knowledge. 🗣️ Live Student Q&A: Practical questions on market bubbles, corporate ethics, and the future of investing. Disclaimer: We do not own any copyrights to this video or its content. All rights belong to their respective owners.