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    CASEPRESENTATION

    Rule No. 1:

    Never lose

    money. Rule No.

    2: Never forget

    rule No. 1

    - WARREN

    BUFFET

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    Buffets Investment Philosophy

    (1) Economic Reality, not

    accounting reality

    Economic reality is more

    forward looking Accounts can be

    manipulated as well Accounting reality

    measures things at

    historical cost/value

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    Buffets Investment Philosophy

    (2) Cost of lost

    opportunity

    Opportunity cost of an

    investment Frame as either or decisions

    (3) Value Creation: time

    is money

    Time value of money must be

    considered for future cash

    flows.

    Better projection of future

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    Buffets Investment Philosophy

    (4) Measure performance bygain in intrinsic value notaccounting profits

    Positive NPV Earning returns greater

    than cost of capital is

    creating value even if

    profits do not show it (ST

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    Buffets Investment Philosophy

    (5) Risk and discount

    rates

    Few investments will have risk and

    maturity comparable to T-bills Use more realistic discount rates

    show actual risk

    (6) Diversification Lack of perfect information in real

    world Shield against unforeseen

    circumstances

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    Buffets Investment Philosophy

    (7) Investing behavior

    should be driven by

    information, analysis

    and self-discipline and

    not by emotion orhunch

    Research and gather information Analyze information and make

    rational decisions

    (8) Alignment of Agents

    and Owners

    Managing owners reduces

    agency costs Incentives to encourage

    responsibility

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    YES NO

    Huge customer base

    Diversified portfolio of energy-

    producing technologies

    Parent company doing very

    well better than S&P and BH

    Possible greater emphasis on

    renewable energy in the future

    Energy prices speculated to

    decline

    Highly leveraged

    Highly regulated industry

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    +Should Shareholders endorseacquisition of PacificCorp?

    n Difficult to decide whether they should endorse theacquisition

    n Trust Warren Buffet, management team and theirvaluation methods

    n In hindsight, definitely worth it

    n 2005: Operating income of $656.4M

    n Growth over the years