Any Fool Can Buy A Company; Just

Any Fool Can Buy A Company; Just Pay Enough

I Thought At The Time That I Wanted To Go Into Institutional Sales, Selling Stocks And Bonds To Institutions. In Those Days, Which Was The 1960s, The Institutional Salesman Was Making About $100,000 A Year. I Thought That Was Just An Enormous Amount Of Money.

Whales Who Come Up And Spout Off Get Harpooned.

We've Got A Portfolio Of Companies That Range All The Way From Hotels To Television Stations And Cable Tv Companies, Oil And Gas, Consumer Products, And Industrial Products. If There's Anything That I Want To Know More About, I Have The Opportunity. It's Right In Our Portfolio. I Can Spend Time At The Factory Or With The Manangement And Learn As Much As I Want. You Can't Get Bored Doing That.

If You Build That Foundation, Both The Moral And The Ethical Foundation, As Well As The Business Foundation, And The Experience Foundation, Then The Building Won't Crumble.