The last time I checked, Warren Buffett was the third richest man in the world. But I noticed something else, his wealth grew from $44 billion to $52 billion dollars in a couple of years. When John Tobi E (aka "Junior Buffett") quietly announced to investors a few weeks ago that his company Boluvista Network (www.boluvista.com) is launching a $250 million dollar Private Investment Pool (Hedge Fund), my mind raced to some 50 years ago when the then unknown name: Warren Buffett couldn't persuade doctors and professionals to invest in his new company Berkshire Hathaway. The only couple that crossed their heart and invested all their savings (David Gottesman and his wife) are billionaires today. Those Doctors and professionals made what I always referred to as the "Greatest financial mistake in the history of investing". Because I personally think there is nothing worse in this world than missing the clear tell tale signs of a future investment giant glaring in my face.

Like his mentor Warren Buffett. The highly principled and frugal John always takes the bus, doesn't use a cell phone (recently forced to get a blackberry), lives in a very cheap neighbourhood from what I gathered, shops at discount store when items go on sale, most people don't even recorgnise him as the young man that made a lot of money from business and now is starting to buy up emerging market leaders of future economies. Today, Boluvista Network is a Private Institutional Investment Partnership and that for me is thesame as having the Federal Government money minting machine in my backyard. Thinking I can make money by myself without the help of private institutional investors like John's Boluvista Network is exactly thesame as thinking a 40 year old man who never played professional basket ball will beat Michael Jordan at a national slam dunking competition (he must be day dreaming). This is the classic mistake I see all Warren Buffett cult followers where making until the young genius John stepped out with the evidence to help us a little from our foolishness. Since then I have given up and rested from my labour, leaving the money masters of the universe and the Johns-Buffetts of this world to manage my hard earned dollars, because they understand this professional game called investing way better.

Investment managers like Beffett and John never divulge stock tips or give stock picking interviews, not even to close friends (even though they both know more than their professors while in the university), but recently I found a former insider who requested to stay anonymous as she scrapped a little bit over what it is like to be in the shoes of these money gods in order to put my stock chasing and mutual fund below inflation meri-go-round overheated mind to rest.

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Here Is The Tiny Glimpse Of The Secret World Of Private Institutional Investors:

- They buy stocks at a very cheap wholesale rate in the dark/alternative section of the stock market and sell at a very high price on the open/popular section of the stock market.
- They pay to use the most powerful stock analysts in the world (thesame used by giant banks like JP Morgan Chase, Citi, Meryll Lynch etc) to get an accurate movement of a stock/company before the public does.
- They receive the fastest news (e.g. Bloomberg, Reuters etc) on a company events, earnings, new management,  new groundbreaking products, merger/acquisition, etc before the stock market knows about it.  And they always have direct access to big name CEOs of companies they are selling or buying their stocks
- They can accurately predict how much profit they will make on a stock virtually all the time before trading it, otherwise they will refuse to trade it if the profit  is not high enough
- Investment companies call them directly to come and do a deal first before the public even knows anything about it.  The truth is, they have access to the best deals on the stock market first.
- They can start trading on the stock market before it opens in the morning and still keep trading after it closes in the evening(after hours trading)
- They pay for super fast robotic computers and algorithms to trade their stocks almost every time in order to keep a tight grip on all the profit
- They use Market Making tools to wait in the dark side of the market to sell  hot stocks the public wants to buy on the open market in large quantities and for huge profit
- They have access to all developed and emerging markets with their companies around the world and they enjoy big privileges as the capital they manage increases
- They buy established but undervalued and growing, small to medium size public companies and take them private (private equity in public companies) in order to enjoy pure profit inflow without depending on stock price headaches.
- They have used this secretive tools every month to amass billions of dollars over and over, and they are so easy, flexible and convenient with high profit margins, anybody with deep insider knowledge of the complicated investment world and large capital can do this.

As if being an institutional investor is not enough in itself, John recently went ahead to improve on Warren Buffett more than 40 years standing theory of buying a company with good management and economics. John postulated that the quality of customers (in terms of purchasing power, networth and loyality) a company has now and in future ranks higher on the scale of importance than just good management Warren Buffett uses, because you can change management but you cannot afford to loose or change a good and loyal customer in the emerging 21st century market place, that is a brilliant investment idea.

I believe we are entering an erra of young wealth creators and I hope I won't be the one holding the hot potatoe in the next 35 years for making the greatest financial mistake in the history of investing, that is, if I refuse to hire a money manager like those professionals refused to do forty years ago!

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