by Newton Free Library2010-03-24 11:11:56 Investment Opportunities Introduction - March 2010 The Patria Company has launched its Make a Million Jobs campaign. With your help, by sharing these videos with every person that you now, the word will spread to business owners and investors who can make the jobs so many Americans need. Video Rating: 4 / 5 PHOENIX (Nov. 5, 10:30 p.m. ET) -- Flambeau Medical Markets Group is investing in excess of $ 2.5 million and moving into the medical device contract manufacturing business as part of its plan to grow sales of the group to $ 100 million by the end of the ... UPDATED MARCH 2012“Warren Buffett ... is our most successful investor and this book explains why. A great way to start on your path to prosperity.” – Larry Kudlow, host of The Kudlow Report and Morning Call on CNBC.“The most insightful analysis of Buffett and Berkshire I’ve ever read.” – Vitaliy N. Katsenelson, author of the “Little Book on Sideways Markets.”“An excellent, easy-to-read book that provides insight into how Warren Buffett works his magic. I am buying copies for my kids who are in their 20’s. Might as well start young at understanding how to manage and make money.” —Kim Wisckol, retired executive, Hewlett-Packard Company.“Clear-eyed, honest and invaluable. Jeff Matthews is a great writer.” —Bethany McLean, author of “The Smartest Guys In The Room.”HOW DID WARREN BUFFETT DO IT?How did Warren Buffett become the world's richest man? The greatest investor of our times? America's most successful business executive? Jeff Matthews, a 30-year Wall Street veteran and incisive Buffett watcher, travels to the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting each year to unlock the “secrets” behind Buffett’s success as an investor and CEO. Matthews's findings: Buffett’s "secrets" are in plain sight, and 42 of them are in this book, including secrets uncovered at the 2011 annual meeting and from Buffett's activities in early 2012. Secrets include:SECRET # 9: READ EVERYTHING YOU CANThis is the first advice Warren Buffett gives to aspiring investors, and he isn’t kidding. “By the age of 10,” he says, “I’d read every book in the Omaha Public Library with the word ‘finance’ in the title, some twice.” Buffett’s reading habits did not stop there: he still reads thousands of financial statements and annual reports each year, and acquaintances who’ve shared rides on NetJets with Buffett report that he’ll chitchat briefly and then start reading from a stack of material. But Buffett doesn’t steer investors toward any particular investment style. Instead, he advises reading everything possible to find the style that suits you. Says the world’s best investor: “If it turns you on, it probably will work for you.”SECRET #13: BE OPEN-MINDED. YOU NEVER KNOW WHERE YOU WILL FIND OPPORTUNITY.Buffett originally spurned an opportunity to buy a small California-based boxed chocolate maker in the early 1970s. “I don’t think we want to be in the candy business,” he told the caller. At the time, Berkshire was mainly an insurance company. After looking hard at the numbers, however, and
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