The ENTIRE History of Warren Buffett in 15 Minutes | The Oracle of Omaha

Every company is built on something. Berkshire Hathaway was built on patience. At six, he was reselling Coca-Cola bottles for a nickel. At eleven, he bought his first stock — and learned the lesson that would make him the greatest investor in history. At ninety-four, in front of forty thousand people, he announced the end of his sixty-year reign over a trillion-dollar empire. This is the complete story of Warren Buffett — the pinball machines and paper routes, the Harvard rejection, the textile mill he bought out of spite and called his worst mistake, the billion-dollar Coca-Cola bet, the scandal he saved with a single sentence, the crisis he bought while the world panicked, the Apple fortune — and why he is giving almost all of it away. Chapters: 0:00 The Time Has Arrived 1:07 The Boy Who Sold Coca-Cola 2:42 Rejected by Harvard 4:05 The Partnership Years 5:23 The Worst Investment He Ever Made 6:42 The Engine: Other People's Money 7:54 Coca-Cola and the Reputation 9:11 Greedy When Others Are Fearful 10:15 The Apple Chapter 11:31 Giving It All Away 12:42 The Partner 13:49 What Berkshire Was Really Built On Berkshire Hathaway was never really built on stocks. It was built on patience. #HowCompaniesBuilt #WarrenBuffett #BerkshireHathaway #Buffett #Investing #BusinessDocumentary #CompanyHistory #HistoryDocumentary #BusinessHistory #CharlieMunger #ValueInvesting #StockMarket