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In this new episode, Lloyd breaks down Warren Buffett’s famous concept of intrinsic value and explains how the world’s greatest investor estimates what a business is truly worth. You'll learn why Buffett focuses on future cash flow instead of stock prices, how value investors identify opportunities, and how you can start applying these principles to your own investing decisions.

◼️ What is intrinsic value and why does Buffett consider it the foundation of investing?

◼️ How can a business be worth more or less than its share price?

◼️ Why do great investors wait patiently for quality companies to go on sale?

Timestamps:

00:00:00 - Introduction

00:00:40 - Ferrari Week and Episode Context

00:01:07 - What Intrinsic Value Means

00:02:25 - Discounted Cash Flow Explained

00:03:50 - Why Buffett Avoids Gold and Crypto

00:04:24 - Laundromat Valuation Example

00:05:21 - Buying Below Intrinsic Value

00:06:01 - Buffett’s Early Value Investing Approach

00:06:55 - Estimating Intrinsic Value in Practice

00:08:42 - Dividend Discount Models

00:09:36 - BHP Intrinsic Value Example

00:11:24 - Buffett’s Best Buying Opportunities

00:12:51 - Money Buys Happiness Book

00:13:09 - Why Great Businesses Rarely Look Cheap

00:14:18 - Chris Hohn on Long-Term Compounding

00:15:15 - The Limits of Intrinsic Value Models

00:15:46 - Three Key Lessons for Investors

00:16:13 - Further Share Investing Resources

00:17:12 - Final Summary

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