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Being intelligent is not enough to succeed in investing. Warren Buffett explains that temperament, patience, and emotional control matter more than intelligence when dealing with the stock market.
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This speech is given by Warren Buffett at Terry Leadership Speaker Series on July 18, 2001.
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Warren Buffett: Why Smart People Lose Money In Stocks | University of Georgia 2001
