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heinz. hey, come on, there will not be chinese ketchup on the table, and then we caught a rotation out of theanies like heinz and into the alcoas and the u.s. steels because the economy seemed to be accelerating and nobody wanted that consistency of earnings and they wanted year over year gains of great magnitude. money always seeks out the greatest growth at that particular moment. please remember that. next thing you know, heinz is down 9%. it wasn't the heinz fund, but heinz was emblematic of the portfolio's exposure, and these stocks, as you know from am i diversified, they all tend to trade in lockstep one with another. given that the fund had a down 10% clause, the partners had a right to get the money back immediately. i sold the heinz and all of the rest of these kinds of names and cleared my head and started over. i never underperformed like that again. it was the right move for a hedge fund because not only was i able to reconfigure, but those stocks didn't come back into play in a positive play until the crash of '87 when people felt we were headed for a recession. it was a valuabl

heinz, he purchased with 3g last year. the iconic ketchup bottle.that people use and are not going away. you have some pricing power because it is a brand people recognize and a brand people are willing to pay to stay with. that is the industrial deal. on the financial side, it is cheap. campbell, when you run it up against other packaged companies, they start to look a portable relative to its earnings. that could draw in someone like warren buffett. he likes brands that are recognizable. he is a fan of drinking cherry likes things he that people recognize and identify with. >> what is amazing is that for everything that has changed in the world, whether it is technology, health care, telecommunications, natural resources, the consumer sector on the food side tends to be stable. able associate with these brands, mayra member them from childhood, they do not go away. likes to say that the ideal time to hold stock is forever. ongive us an overview possible m&a activity on the food sector. see a few things happening. it is very consolidated. gigantic

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