Title: What Is Berkshire Hathaway? Warren Buffett's Company In A Nutshell - FourWeekMBA
Headings: What Is Berkshire Hathaway? Warren Buffett’s Company In A Nutshell
What Is Berkshire Hathaway? Warren Buffett’s Company In A Nutshell
Contents
Berkshire Hathaway origin story
Who owns Berkshire Hathaway?
Source: Berkshire Hathaway Proxy 2018
Berkshire Hathaway stocks: Class A vs. Class B
Berkshire Hathaway Class A Stocks
Berkshire Hathaway Class B Stocks
What salary do Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger get?
Top 15 Berkshire Hathaway stocks
Source: Berkshire Hathaway Annual Report 2017
Warren Buffett investment in Apple stocks
Does Warren Buffett manage the whole portfolio?
Does Warren Buffett look at market fluctuations?
Has Berkshire Hathaway always been successful?
Warren Buffett case against advisors commissions and why passive investors outperform active investors (in most cases)
Integrity: when Warren Buffett said no to more partners
Warren Buffet Manifesto: the 13 principles that drove Berkshire Hathaway since 1983
Intrinsic value as main metric for Berkshire Hathaway
Berkshire Hathaway investing process
Berkshire Hathaway business operations
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Content: One of the essential principles of value investing, which is Warren Buffett methodology to stock investing is to ignore Mr. Market. The value investor looks at the company fundamental and ignores market fluctuations and the noise made by media. As specified by Warren Buffett in Berkshire Hathaway 2017 annual report “ Charlie [referring to his life-long partner Charlie Munger] and I view the marketable common stocks that Berkshire owns as interests in businesses, not as ticker symbols to be bought or sold based on their “chart” patterns, the “target” prices of analysts or the opinions of media pundits. Instead, we simply believe that if the businesses of the investees are successful (as we believe most will be), our investments will be successful as well. Sometimes the payoffs to us will be modest; occasionally the cash register will ring loudly. And sometimes I will make expensive mistakes. Overall – and over time – we should get decent results. In America, equity investors have the wind at their back.” Has Berkshire Hathaway always been successful?