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Munger, Buffett and the 2008 crisis retold from primary sources
Posts sourced stories from Berkshire meetings, FCIC testimony and Druckenmiller interviews — Lehman asking Buffett for $5bn, Munger on envy and incentives — with dates and figures. Long-form articles on Munger's 25 rules and the anatomy of 2008 pass 800k views.
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writes for English-speaking value-investing readers who want history and psychology behind market cycles · Worldwide, in English
what they post about
share of their recent postsBuffett and Munger wisdom55%
2008 crisis history35%
Investor psychology10%
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what usually flies
their posts by reach · 1,400,105 views on recordCharlie Munger’s 25 Rules for Avoiding Costly Decisions1 sep 26 · x post854kviews288likessee it →On March 28, 2008, Lehman Brothers asked Warren Buffett for $5 billion. He said no. 171 days later, the bank filed the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history. Befor8 sep 26 · x post436kviews1.6klikessee it →At the 2022 Daily Journal annual meeting, 98-year-old Charlie Munger explained why people grow less satisfied even as they live better than previous generations1 sep 26 · x post52kviews339likessee it →The FCIC Interviewed 700 Witnesses. This Is How the 2008 Crisis Was Built13 sep 26 · x post25kviews57likessee it →A Nobel laureate went on stage and explained in sixty minutes why smart people make stupid decisions with money. For free. For the next decade business schools 31 aug 26 · x post21kviews116likessee it →Warren Buffett: "America's bottom 2% by income live better than John D. Rockefeller did when he was the richest man in the world. Today, you can get better medi7 sep 26 · x post12kviews163likessee it → Prices are set by the celeb. Money sits in escrow and is released after the publication goes live — otherwise it’s refunded.