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The Weitz Funds 2007 Shareholder Information Meeting Highlights
We have made available highlights from The Weitz Funds 2007 Shareholder Information Meeting. The highlights are presented in individual video clips which you can access by clicking on the links below.
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The Weitz Funds 2007 Shareholder Information Meeting video clips:
1. Eight Funds - One Investment Philosophy (1:53)
2. The Power of Compounding (:21) (Please click here for performance disclaimer)
3. Brad Hinton’s comments on managed care industry (UnitedHealth and Wellpoint) and mortgage industry overview (3:41)
4. Wally’s comments on current impact of private equity funds (5:03)
5. Wally’s response to shareholder question about Warren Buffett’s successor (1:52)
6. Response to shareholder question about concentration of risk (4:12)
7. What do we think about the Fed’s next move? (3:17)
8. Shareholder question on “margin of safety” and Peter Supino’s comments on USG (4:04)
9. Tom Carney on “margin of safety” and patience (1:39)
10. Wally’s response to shareholder question about his career path (5:08)
11. Response to shareholder question about Wal-Mart and the negative publicity WMT has received (3:06)
12. Wally and Dave Perkins respond to shareholder question about Cabela’s (1:30)
13. Shareholder question about stop orders (3:53)
14. Wesley House Academy student asks “What do we expect to go up the most?” (2:23)
15. Shareholder question about 2008 elections (2:31)
16. Plaid shirts! (:53)
2. The Power of Compounding (:21) (Please click here for performance disclaimer)
3. Brad Hinton’s comments on managed care industry (UnitedHealth and Wellpoint) and mortgage industry overview (3:41)
4. Wally’s comments on current impact of private equity funds (5:03)
5. Wally’s response to shareholder question about Warren Buffett’s successor (1:52)
6. Response to shareholder question about concentration of risk (4:12)
7. What do we think about the Fed’s next move? (3:17)
8. Shareholder question on “margin of safety” and Peter Supino’s comments on USG (4:04)
9. Tom Carney on “margin of safety” and patience (1:39)
10. Wally’s response to shareholder question about his career path (5:08)
11. Response to shareholder question about Wal-Mart and the negative publicity WMT has received (3:06)
12. Wally and Dave Perkins respond to shareholder question about Cabela’s (1:30)
13. Shareholder question about stop orders (3:53)
14. Wesley House Academy student asks “What do we expect to go up the most?” (2:23)
15. Shareholder question about 2008 elections (2:31)
16. Plaid shirts! (:53)
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