"Mark my words..."!
✅ "While we welcome member questions, we will not address questions that are not relevant to SECU..." [link]
Q: Will questions be administered by an independent, impartial entity [as with balloting]? 🔲 Y 🔲 N
Q: Will the total number of questions submitted be reported? 🔲 Y 🔲 N
Q: Will the name of person submitting the question be included? 🔲 Y 🔲 N
Q: Will all questions be presented [how do members confirm?] 🔲 Y 🔲 N
Q: Will you video and provide the Q&A in advance of the meeting [to eliminate any need for a one hour limit]? 🔲 Y 🔲 N
Q: Will members have the opportunity to inquire about the answers provided? 🔲 Y 🔲 N
Q: Will the Annual Meeting be "staged" like "The Fireside Chats"? 🔲 Y 🔲 N
Q: Will you provide your definition of "relevant"? 🔲 Y 🔲 N
Q: Why are you afraid of the SECU membership? 🔲 Y 🔲 N
... 'Warren Buffett’s 4.5-hour question-and-answer session...'
ReplyDeleteoh and btw he's 95 ... jus sayin ...
Great example! Berkshire Hathaway requires questioners to submit their name and confirm they are a shareholder. Questions are submitted in advance so that Buffett can avoid answering the same question over an over
Delete1:11pm We often discover a bit of lying from our commenters! Here's the truth from MarketWatch:
Delete**Berkshire Q&A: Buffett says he expects tough questions 'and that's the way we like it'
By William Watts
"The question-and-answer session -- a centerpiece of what's come to be known as the Berkshire weekend -- is a tightly run affair, with Warren Buffett and his cohorts -- Ajit Jain and Greg Abel -- expected to field dozens of questions over the course of nearly five hours."
"Here's how it works: Shareholders attending in person will be selected randomly and allowed to ask any question they wish. A second source of questions will come from CNBC's Becky Quick, who will curate queries from non-attending shareholders and use those she believes will have the widest interest. Buffett, in a note to shareholders, said that Quick has the discretion to ask a follow-up if she feels the initial answer wasn't sufficiently responsive.
Alternating between Quick and the audience, Buffett expects to field between 40 and 60 questions. "
Is your "story telling" compulsive?
Proved my point, thank you.
DeleteIs it a good use of everyone’s time for Buffett to answer the same question over and over again?
"The three of us will not get so much as a clue about the questions to be asked. We know you and Becky will pick some tough ones and that’s the way we like it," Buffett said.
Delete3:43pm Not sure that was the point made about you...
Deletesecu is becoming a second rate organization. Poor board, lost its way.
ReplyDeletewhat has happened has happened because they wanted it to happen ...
Delete3:43 is that the best you got Bahahaha ......
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