His famous search for companies with a “wide economic moat” is a folksy and charming way to say that he wants only impregnable monopolies.
Buffett’s philosophy is stamped throughout his portfolio. David Rowe
Warren Buffett, in the eyes of JPMorgan Chase’s chief executive Jamie Dimon, represents “everything that is good about American capitalism and America itself – investing in the growth of our nation and its businesses with integrity, optimism, and commonsense”.
Does he really?
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