(7) Before meeting Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett invested in «fair
companies at wonderful prices».
In reality, we need to compromise & choose wonderful companies at fair prices, not fair
companies at wonderful prices.
That's what the post is about — considering the choice between wonderful companies at fair prices vs. fair
companies at wonderful prices.
Over the years Mr Buffett has shifted from buying fair
companies at wonderful prices to buying wonderful companies at fair prices.
Still, as Warren Buffett once wrote, «It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair
company at a wonderful price.»
As Warren Buffett said, «It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair
company at a wonderful price.»
Keeping Warren Buffett's advice «it is far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair
company at a wonderful price» in mind, I zeroed in on Dominion Resources (Symbol: D) as the utility company to purchase.
Just like Buffett said, «It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair
company at a wonderful price»
Those letters describe the rationale for Buffett's dictum, «It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair
company at a wonderful price.»
Keeping Warren Buffett's advice «it is far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair
company at a wonderful price» in mind, I zeroed in on Dominion Resources (Symbol: D) as the utility company to purchase.
He incorporated qualitative considerations into his company analyses and famously said that «It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair
company at a wonderful price.»
One of Warren Buffett's best pieces of investment advice is that «it's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair
company at a wonderful price.»
«It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair
company at a wonderful price.
This one may seem counter-intuitive, but Buffet doesn't buy into cheap companies, claiming, «It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair
company at a wonderful price.»
Not exact matches
Bear markets refresh our portfolio by giving us the opportunity to buy
wonderful companies meeting our eight criteria
at bargain basement
prices.
If it had been R50 000 less and not targeted as a performance hatchback, it would've kept the Kia Koup some
wonderful company; but this is Golf GTI territory, and in all honesty the Veloster Turbo can't even match up to the all round package offered by even a Ford Focus ST1
at R381 900, R20k shy of the Hyundai's asking
price.
Buffett has repeated often that it is better to buy a
wonderful business
at a fair
price than a fair business
at a
wonderful price, and Greenblatt tried to capture this mathematically by screening for
companies that generated high returns on capital («ROC»).
This allows the long term investor to look for «
wonderful companies at a fair
price» (Warren Buffett).
Munger taught Buffett to invest in «
wonderful companies at fair
prices.»
In my opinion, the book is an excellent introduction to Buffett - style investing, and I would recommend it to investors seeking «
wonderful companies at a fair
price.»
Embrace stock market corrections as they provide rare opportunities to buy shares of a
wonderful company at a lower
price.
Hi Linda: I know a
company that makes
wonderful container type homes with one to three bedrooms
at a very affordable
price.