In this video, I will go over the activities of six super investors in the fourth quarter -- what stocks they bought, and what they sold. You will find famous investors such as Monish Pabrai, Chuck Akre, Howard Marks, Terry Smith, Michael Burry, and Pat Dorsey.
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