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巴菲特：无计划投资Facebook 这不是我的游戏
2011年07月08日 09:51
来源：凤凰网科技 作者：熠辉
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凤凰网科技讯 北京时间7月8日上午消, 据《纽约时报》网络版报道，日前参加媒体峰会的“股神”巴菲特称，他没有计划投资Facebook和此类的社交网络。
在此次峰会上，巴菲特表示，“这不是我的游戏。世界在变化，但我落伍了。”他还表示，不清楚Facebook、LinkedIn以及Groupon估值为何能达到数十亿美元。
巴菲特称：“这些公司中只有少数几家确实值那么高的估值，但我不确定是哪家。”他认为，最成功的公司能够确定用户想要的东西，尽管用户现在并不知道他们想要什么。
对于此前报道称Facebook正在准备IPO（首次公开募股），并且估值将超过1000亿美元，巴菲特表示，他将是最后一个询问此事的人。
美国互联网公司IAC主席巴里·迪勒(Barry
Diller)周四早上称，现在市场上这些公司的估值是“疯狂的过度高估”。但巴菲特仍对此持乐观态度，他相信自己有能力在当前市场环境中找到好的投资。
巴菲特称：“我们正在寻找那些并不疯狂的公司投资。对于大多数公司，我并不知道如何为其估值。但有些公司我还是知道如何估值，其中一些公司估值会在我的估值区间内”（编译/熠辉）
July 7, 2011,
1:48 pm
Mergers & Acquisitions |
Sun Valley 2011
Tech-Wary Buffett Shies Away From Facebook
By EVELYN M.
RUSLI
Anthony
Bolante/Reuters
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/07/07/tech-wary-buffett-shies-away-from-facebook/
SUN VALLEY, Idaho — While
investors are salivating over the Web’s hottest start-ups, Warren
E. Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway, long reticent of technology
companies, has no plans to take the plunge into the social
networking space.
“It’s not my game,” he said in an
interview with DealBook at the Allen & Company
conference here. “The world is changing, and I’m lagging
behind.”
Mr. Buffett said he was not
exactly sure what to make of the multibillion-dollar valuations of
Facebook, Groupon, Zynga, LinkedIn and the like.
“A few of them will be worth
enormous amounts,” he said. But “I don’t know which
ones.”
The most successful ones, he
added, will figure “out something that somebody wants that they
don’t know they want now.”
And what about Facebook, the
world’s largest social network, which is said to be preparing a
public offering that would value the company at more than $100
billion?
“I’m the last guy to ask about
that,” Mr. Buffett said.
At 80, the Oracle from Omaha says
he’s pretty comfortable sticking with his long-held
strategy.
Although fellow attendee, Barry
Diller, the chairman of IAC, told reporters Thursday morning that
current valuations are “wildly overpriced,” Mr. Buffett said he was
optimistic about his ability to find great investments in this
market.
“We’re looking for ones that
aren’t crazy,” Mr. Buffett said. “Most companies I don’t know how
to value, there’s a few that I think I know how to value and every
now and then one of those are a price number that falls within my
valuation range.”
Despite his bullish outlook on
India and China, he’s not rushing to put Berkshire’s capital in
Asia.
“The Chinese economy is going to
be growing a lot faster than the U.S. economy, but that’s good for
us,” Mr. Buffett said. “The world is not a zero-sum game, and we
will do much better in the next 50 or 100 years, if the Chinese do
better in the 50 or 100 years. And they will.
“They got enormously talented,
hardworking people,” he said “They just didn’t have a system that
unleashed the potential for a long time. Now the system is
unleashing the potential in both countries, and you’re seeing a
miracle in both countries.”
As always, Mr. Buffett, who
recently traveled to India, is just waiting for the right
opportunities.
“I respond to availability,” he
said. “If I get a call from China or India, I’m ready act. I don’t
get up every morning and think what part of the world do I want to
concentrate on; I wait for the phone to ring.”
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