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Where does Warren Buffett live? Your itinerary to Omaha

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If you ever have the opportunity to visit Warren Buffett’s hometown Omaha in Nebraska, this is what you absolutely must do while you’re visiting: Scroll down for more photos of his house Warren Buffett’s Home 5505 Farnam St., Omaha, NE 68132 You may think that a billionaire like Warren Buffett lives in a mansion in a gated community. But this couldn’t be farther from the truth. His house is a modest home in a quiet neighborhood of Omaha. It’s only a few minutes from Downtown Omaha yet the neighborhood is calm and quiet and absolutely lovely. It takes Warren Buffett approximately 7 minutes to drive from home to work at the Berkshire Hathaway HQ (unless he stops by at McDonalds – read below) One thing I thought was sweet was the water dispenser for passing-by pets on the sidewalk outside the gate. Gorat's Steakhouse 4917 Center St, Omaha, NE 68106 My husband and I had the most amazing experience at Gorat’s Restaurant, which is one of Buffett’s favorite places, where he takes family m...
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An investor's artifact: the checklist. You can download it for free

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One of the most important artifacts or tools for investors is our “checklist”. A checklist should be personal and will be shaped over time by your own learnings, but I’ll get you started with a simple checklist.  Sign up for my newsletter and receive a free checklist - perfect for a beginner or as inspiration for the more advanced investor. Download Checklist The checklist I'll share with you is meant to get you started as a value investor. As you progress with your value investing practice, you’ll want to add more questions, more in-depth calculations of company numbers and ensure you ask the critical questions and reflect on your own biases. I have several checklists and it takes me extensive time to complete them. Several hours spent and months of studying. I must admit, I have a wonderful time digging into a company. Charlie Munger describes it this way: “You need a different checklist and different mental models for different companies. I can never make it easy by saying, ‘He...
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Guest Article: Michelle Marki's Investing Practice

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Today’s article is a guest post from Michelle Marki, who is my co-host on the Investing Mastermind Podcast . Michelle is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) with a Master of Science in Biomedical Informatics, and on her YouTube channel and blog , Michelle seeks to help others achieve financial freedom through the educational lessons she shares from Warren Buffett-style investing and personal finance best practices. I hope you will enjoy this piece she shared about her investing practice. Hey there investing friends, I'm Michelle Marki. Today I’m sharing my investing practice and personal finance habits and routines with you because knowledge is power and maybe you'll get some ideas from some of what I'm sharing that you might want to include in your own routine of how you go about learning about investing. When I’m having my morning coffee and breakfast, I usually like to visit Wall Street Journal at wsj.com and check out the morning headlines across US and W...
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Free Resources to Learn From Charlie Munger

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Charlie Munger is someone that most people in the world have never heard of, but the American billionaire investor is worth knowing! He is Warren Buffett’s partner and right hand, and the duo is the most successful investors with decades of 20% return per year. Buffett as on several occasions attributed his huge success to Munger.  In the beginning of Warren Buffett’s career Buffett invested in any stock that was for sale cheaper than the value of the company. For example, the value of the company (buildings, machines, inventory etc.) could be worth $100 per share, but the stock was trading at $50 per share because of some crisis. Munger introduced Buffett to the concept of looking at quality in a business and paying a little bit more per share of stock – instead of buying businesses in trouble for dirt cheap.  After this mindset change Buffett has said: “ It's Far Better to Buy a Wonderful Company at a Fair Price, than a Fair Company at a Wonderful Price. ” And that quote is ...
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