Simple, understated, very knowledgeable, but humble at the same time, and also serious." He's garnered such devotion because of the returns he's put up: For instance, if someone invested $1,000 with Buffett in 1965, that same money would have been worth nearly $30 million by spring of 2020, according to Barron's calculations - a gain of nearly 3 million percent. If that money were invested in just the broader stock market, it would have been worth only $200,000. "Interesting that the stock is up about 2% today ... why is the stock up more than the market? It wasn't in person for the second year in a row because of COVID-19 restrictionsBuffett has engendered almost cult-like loyalty among his investors and other followers, with nearly 40,000 people each year making the trip to Omaha for the 'Woodstock of Capitalism.'
drawn quadratic effects would have increased dramatically if the intems pay out more money.
( z0 increase :ARG1 ( z1 affect :ARG1-of ( z2 draw ) :mod ( z3 mathematics ) ) :condition ( z4 pay-out :ARG0 ( z5 enterprise ) :ARG1 ( z6 money :mod ( z7 more ) ) ) :manner ( z8 dramatic ) )
(z0 / increase-01
    :ARG1 (z1 / affect-01
              :ARG1-of (z2 / draw-02)
              :mod (z3 / mathematics))
    :condition (z4 / pay-out-03
                   :ARG0 (z5 / enterprise)
                   :ARG1 (z6 / money
                             :mod (z7 / more)))
    :manner (z8 / dramatic))
drawn quadratic effects would have increased dramatically if the intems pay out more money .
z1 :mod z3
z1 :ARG1-of z2
z0 :ARG1 z1
z0 :manner z8
z4 :ARG0 z5
z0 :condition z4
z6 :mod z7
z4 :ARG1 z6