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Billionaire Warren Buffett Recently Cut This Stock From Berkshire Hathaway's Portfolio. It Just Dropped 53% In 1 Day. Here's What Investors Need to Know.

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The claims piled onto the already struggling stock, which had previously been a longtime holding of Warren Buffett's conglomerate, Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B). Buffett examines a management team's character and trustworthiness when investing. Image source: Getty Images.

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Transcript: Peter Mallouk, Creative Planning

The Big Picture

The typical investment firm seems to be east coast or West coast. Investment banks, there’s two and a few others. But the brokerage houses, you know, Morgan and Merrill and the investment banks, multi-trillion dollars. And I think a big part of it is the, we’ve got the right leaders in place.

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Transcript: David Layton

The Big Picture

I was actually running the Investment Banking Club at BYU, and you know, thought I was interested in that, interested in going to Wall Street. And we looked more like an industrial conglomerate than — RITHOLTZ: That’s where I was going to go. LAYTON: — like a private equity firm.

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Transcript: Shomik Dutta, Overture Ventures

The Big Picture

From the very first day that I joined, I turned down an offer from Hillary Clinton at the time, which, you know, my father’s a risk averse immigrant, so his two pieces of advice for to me were to work at Lehman Brothers for investment banking, good call, and to work for Hillary Clinton, not Barack Obama. That was a heyday.