(Bloomberg) -- The principles which Warren Buffett adheres to remain sound and continue to defend his position as the enigmatic success story on Wall Street, says Glen Arnold, Author of "The Deals of Warren Buffet". He told Daybreak Europe’s Markus Karlsson that the investors biggest failure was the purchase of Berkshire Hathaway compared to his successful transformation of the See’s Candies. He added that Buffet’s personable approach was to treat the market as a manic depressive organisation and to never ascribe value based on market sentiment.
Listen to podcast of interview here: ttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/audio/2017-12-29/arnold-buffet-investment-paragon
