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Another commenter from that era was Wabuffo who had great correlating insights into the interworking of money flows, interest rates, deficits and the like.

The gentleman who developed the Berkshire price simulator (I cannot remember the name of the simulator but can remember it ran in Java) did us all a great service. In utilizing the different settings (liquidation value, conservative value, optimistic value - sorry, cannot remember the exact names for the settings), it was amazing how well the numbers it generated tracked the value of Berkshire in the following years.

Wabuffo (Bill) is still very active on twitter
https://x.com/wabuffo

The java app was called the "intrinsivaluator" LOL - a great name.

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