Warren Buffett offers lessons on investing in his annual Berkshire Hathaway letter
Omaha, nb. (AP) – Billionaire Warren Buffett is seen as one of the largest investors in the world, so his Annual Letters: Berkshire’s Hathaway shareholders are always read carefully for classes.
Buffett is no longer a tent in politics or in his letters in his letters, so he will not wound all those who can remove it from his many companies, which include Geico Training and Helzberg Jewelry.
But Buffett The last letter Relaxed Saturday a week offers investment and some lessons at the helm of Berkshire for six decades. Here is the sample.
What should the US government do?
“Thank you, Uncle Sam. One day your cousins ​​and nephews to Berkshire hope to send you even greater payments than we did in 2024. Take care of many who, for their own fault, get short straws in life. They deserve better. And never forget that we need to keep you stable currency, and that result requires both wisdom and vigilance on your side. “
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Berkshire’s well-read annual annual report on the future.
“In 94, it will not be long when Greg Abel replaces me as the general director and will search for the annual letters. Greg shares Berkshire’s religion that the “report” is the annual debt to the General Director of Berkhair. And he also understands that if you start cheating on your shareholders, you will soon believe your own cylinder and fool yourself too. “
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Over the years to make mistakes.
“Of course, I expect to make my mistakes share about Berkshire Busing Busing and sometimes mistaken to assess the type of person I do with.
“But I also had a lot of pleasant surprises both in business potential, both in the manager’s ability and loyalty. And our experience is that one distinctive decisive decree over time can be. (Think GEICO Business Determination, Ajit Jain as a management decision and my fortune to Charlie Munger as one good partner, personal advisor and a stable friend.)
“Mistakes are fading. The winners can blossom forever. “
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What does the buffet rely on profit?
“Nevertheless, businesses, as well as those with desired talent, will usually find a way to overcome monetary instability, as long as their products or services are desirable by country’s citizenship. So, too, with personal skills. Lack of such assets as sports excellence, great sound, medical or legal skills, or any special talent for that question, I have to rely on families. In fact, I depended on the success of the American business and will continue to do so. “
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