What Warren Buffett Knew That Wall Street Still Ignores - Andy Tanner, Del Denney

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Warren Buffett didn’t become one of the world’s richest men by following the crowd—and in this episode of StockCast, we unpack the real reasons why his investing philosophy still outperforms even in today’s fast-paced markets.

In this special tribute to the Oracle of Omaha, host Del Denney and Rich Dad Expert Andy Tanner dive deep into Buffett’s timeless lessons: why emotion is your worst enemy in investing, how wealth is really built (hint: not by chasing trends), and why most people will never achieve financial freedom—unless they change how they think.

You’ll also learn how Buffett’s simple approach—buying great businesses and holding them for the long haul—can give you an edge in any market. Whether you’re new to investing or a seasoned pro, this episode will challenge your assumptions and reframe your financial strategy.

00:00 Introduction
00:51 The Wisdom of Warren Buffett
05:08 Warren Buffett's Mindset and Mentors
10:39 Applying Buffett's Quotes to Today's Market
19:05 The Inevitable Loss of Warren Buffett
19:58 Remembering Charlie Munger
21:03 Warren Buffett's Transition and Leadership
21:47 The Legacy of George Washington
22:29 Introduction to Buffett's Investment Philosophy
24:41 Understanding the Concept of Moats
26:06 Burlington Northern Santa Fe: A Case Study
30:00 The Resilience of Coca-Cola
31:56 The Importance of Financial Education
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