Trump Dinner vs. Buffett Lunch: Which Would You Choose?
Last week, Trump announced what he claimed to be the “world’s most exclusive invitation”: the top 220 buyers of the Trump Coin ($TRUMP) would be invited to a private dinner with the President on May 22.
This brings to mind the annual Warren Buffett lunch that used to take place around this time each year.
In 2022, an anonymous buyer paid $19 million for the final opportunity to have lunch with Buffett. The auction was started by Buffett’s late wife Susan in 2000 and was held annually, with proceeds totaling $50 million donated to foundations supporting the homeless, the poor, and other vulnerable groups.
The winner of the auction could invite up to seven guests to dine with Buffett at Smith & Wollensky steakhouse in Manhattan, New York, and discuss investment-related topics. The menu usually included steak, hash browns, cherry Coke, and dessert, with a total cost under $100. Reportedly, the only off-limits topic at the lunch was what Buffett might invest in next.
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Is the Trump dinner a cash grab or a genuine opportunity to gain insights?
According to the announcement, in addition to the dinner at Trump National Golf Club in Washington, D.C., the top 25 coin holders will also receive an “ultra-exclusive VIP reception with the President” and a White House tour the following day. After Trump’s renovation, people have started calling it the "Golden Palace." Would you be curious to see this golden version of the White House?
The $TRUMP dinner invitation terms include a disclaimer that “President Trump may be unable to attend,” but winners will receive a limited-edition TRUMP NFT as a substitute. The menu doesn’t matter—if you get to attend the dinner, there’s a good chance you’ll pick up some crypto or market news.
Putting aside practical concerns, would you rather have dinner with Buffett or Trump?
Some people argue that having lunch with Buffett isn't much different from reading his shareholder letters, since you're not allowed to discuss specific investment targets anyway.
On the other hand, dining with Trump might actually yield some insider information (although that would be highly unethical). Still, most investors hold deep admiration for Buffett and believe Trump’s charisma doesn’t come close to Buffett’s.
So, what would you choose?
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Putting aside practical concerns, would you rather have dinner with Buffett or Trump?
Some people argue that having lunch with Buffett isn't much different from reading his shareholder letters, since you're not allowed to discuss specific investment targets anyway.
On the other hand, dining with Trump might actually yield some insider information (although that would be highly unethical). Still, most investors hold deep admiration for Buffett and believe Trump’s charisma doesn’t come close to Buffett’s.
So, what would you choose?
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Unlike Trump, Buffett doesn’t trade in controversy, market manipulation or bluff. But what he offers is self-promotion, bankrupt Wisdom. Would You agree?
Donald Trump is known for his outspoken flamboyant style and often uses provocative language and social media flashpoints to shape his public discourse. He loves to grab headlines and energise his followers even if he stokes division .
In contrast , Warren Buffett is celebrated for his calm, measured and plain spoken demeanour. His communication style focuses on clarity , wisdom and a straight forward explanation of complex financial concepts which has earned him the nickname "The Oracle of Omaha".
Who would I prefer to have a meal with - Trump or Buffett?
The answer is Warren Buffett as he is a fount of wisdom in a world that is fraught with uncertainties. Warren Buffett's steady, value oriented investing is the cornerstone of my philosophy in investing .
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a dinner with Trump where today's news become yesterday's laughing matters.
Base on "trust", I'll definitely give Mr Buffett a High Five
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Trump’s event might appeal to those chasing exclusivity or crypto hype, but the disclaimer that he “may be unable to attend” makes it feel more like a marketing ploy. Replacing a missed dinner with an NFT doesn’t exactly build trust or credibility.
Buffett has earned respect through decades of consistency and sound judgment. Even if much of his thinking is already in his letters, a personal conversation would still be more valuable than the unpredictable nature of a Trump event.

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很多人觉得巴菲特午餐太“克制”,不能谈具体股票,没什么实质性收获。但对我来说,和这样一位穿越无数周期、始终坚持价值投资理念的人对话,哪怕只是听他聊聊看待企业的方式、判断管理层的标准、或是他如何在关键时刻做出抉择,都是非常宝贵的学习机会。毕竟,真正的智慧往往体现在思维方式和决策逻辑上,而非某只股票代码。
至于特朗普,说实话,他确实擅长制造话题,也很懂“流量密码”。和他共进晚餐可能更刺激,甚至可能有一些“政治层面”的信息可参考,但我始终觉得,那种对市场的影响是短期的、不可持续的。更何况,投资和投机终究是两回事。
我更愿意选择一顿“安静但深刻”的晚餐,而不是一场喧闹的秀。这,或许就是我对投资本质的理解。你呢?
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