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| Name | What Warren Buffett looks For in Annual Reports |
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| Video Discription | What Warren Buffett looks For in Annual Reports Warren Buffet is a successful businessman that is the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. He is one of the wealthiest investors that exist in the world today. This investor takes his time to go through annual reports before considering different companies. According to Warren Buffet, the most valuable part of a yearly report is the letter from the CEO to the shareholders. This is the first part of an annual report which is often a few pages. The letter entails the performance of the company over the past year. In reading an annual report, Warren Buffet likes to know the person running the business and what they think about the business. This letter should also contain information regarding where the business is heading in the future. Every investor should review a company's annual report. Though an annual report may be long and tedious to go through, it can tell you a lot about a company before you go ahead and invest in it. An annual report contains detailed accounting notices, figures, and facts regarding the company. |
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