Mel Karmazin of Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. (NASDAQ: SIRI) came on CNBC this morning defending the combined Sirius-XM in an exclusive with David Faber. This...
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There was a one hour interview on CNBC with Warren Buffet, the second richest man who has donated $31 billion to charity. Here are some very interesting aspects of his life: He bought his first share at age 11 and he now regrets that he started too late!He bought a small farm at age 14 with savings from delivering newspapers.He still lives in the same small 3-bedroom house in mid-town Omaha ,
Yesterday I drove down to Miami for an interview with Diana Olick. The taping lasted much longer than I had anticipated but I’m not complaining. Diana interviewed three of us. The other two people (Jamal and Barry) had also purchased condos. Barry seemed pretty eager to tell his story even though he was the luckiest of us three. He and a group of investors had already flipped over 25 units and made several million dollars.
He had been left with two units which will go to closing soon and he is following the litigation route to get his deposit back. Jamal, on the other hand, had purchased a unit in 2005 (at the cusp of the real estate boom) and had to close. I really felt bad for him. He paid top dollar($425,000) for a not so desirable unit (7th floor) and closed with a 30-year fixed mortgage. On my drive back I kept racing through all my answers in my head thinking ‘did I say something stupid?’. I’m sure I did. James Jacoby, who coordinated everything, treated
Warren Buffet is considered the most successful investor. Studying the methods, ideology, and background of this great investor is important. CNBC interviewed Buffet in the interesting segment posted below. Buffet's prospective on investing and life are unique and refreshing. Below are the video segments posted on YouTube.com. The first segment is located on top, directly below, followed by the remaining semgments in order.
Warren Buffet is considered the most successful investor. Studying the methods, ideology, and background of this great investor is important. CNBC interviewed Buffet in the interesting segment posted below. Buffet's prospective on investing and life are unique and refreshing. Below are the video segments posted on YouTube.com. The first segment is located on top, directly below, followed by the remaining semgments in order.
Warren Buffett is considered the most successful investor. Studying the methods, ideology, and background of this great investor is important. CNBC interviewed Buffet in the interesting segment posted below. Buffett's prospective on investing and life are unique and refreshing. Below are the video segments posted on YouTube.com. The first segment is located on top, directly below, followed by
