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The Weitz Funds 2008 Shareholder Information Meeting Highlights

We have made available highlights from The Weitz Funds 2008 Shareholder Information Meeting. The highlights are presented in individual video clips which you can access by clicking on the links below.

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The Weitz Funds 2008 Shareholder Information Meeting video clips:

1. Where we are now. (8:58)

2. Wally Weitz discusses Countrywide Financial. (2:50)

3. Everyone is talking about energy. What is The Weitz Funds' take? (4:25)

4. Dave Perkins answers a client's question on healthcare companies. (2:02)

5. Wally Weitz and Tom Carney comment on the role management teams play in decision making. (5:23)

6. Wally Weitz answers a client's question about the investment thesis for AIG. (4:43)

7. Why do you continue to hold a stock that is declining in value? (3:48)

8. Will The Weitz Funds invest more in foreign entities? (1:32)

9. A client asks if The Weitz Funds would buy more stock in Redwood Trust. (1:57)

10. If we are in a recession, what can be expected from The Weitz Funds? (10:15)

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