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From: GrowthInvestor	10/24/2024 12:57:19 PM
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Ted Warren was wrong - "high level investing" works (if you pick the right companies). After Berkshire Hathaway rose from $15 to $1,000 if you bought Berkshire at a $1,000 after that large rise Ted might've called you a "high level investor" (which is a dumb pejorative because it makes you sound highly skilled lol). Today those shares bought at a "high level" would be worth over $680,000 per share. Why has the stock risen so much over the years? Because earnings have grown plenty and the stock followed suit. There are many other stocks that have consistently grown earnings over time with the stock following suit over the long-run like LOW, SHW, UNH, TPL, etc. Much of the time those stocks are trading at or near all-time highs without a "proper" long-term base yet most of the time the correct decision is to buy and hold them regardless of what the chart looks like.

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