Buffett to step down following six-decade run atop Berkshire
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Re: Buffett to step down following six-decade run atop Berkshire
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#3Wow, not sure why this surprises me, but I guess I figured he would be like Charlie and keep working until he passed.
Re: Buffett to step down following six-decade run atop Berkshire
#4And now after decades of stock buybacks, quantitative easing and other mad financial manipulation, comes again the time for value investors, and he leaves?! :)
Re: Buffett to step down following six-decade run atop Berkshire
#5He's 94 years old, it's honestly impressive he was still there.
Still, end of an era.
Re: Buffett to step down following six-decade run atop Berkshire
#6Wow, not sure why this surprises me, but I guess I figured he would be like Charlie and keep working until he passed.
Had to look this up because I am not rich enough to be on a first-name basis with my close personal billionaire friend Charles Thomas Munger https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Munger
Re: Buffett to step down following six-decade run atop Berkshire
#7Wow, not sure why this surprises me, but I guess I figured he would be like Charlie and keep working until he passed.
I would assume this means that he is not in great health. Hopefully I'm wrong and he just decided that 85 years or so of hustling for dollars was enough.
Re: Buffett to step down following six-decade run atop Berkshire
#8Wow, not sure why this surprises me, but I guess I figured he would be like Charlie and keep working until he passed.
Had to look this up because I am not rich enough to be on a first-name basis with my close personal billionaire friend Charles Thomas Munger https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Munger
> Had to look this up because I am not rich enough to be on a first-name basis with my close personal billionaire friend Charles Thomas Munger https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Munger
It's almost certain that the GP isn't either, and is only parasocially on a first name basis.
Re: Buffett to step down following six-decade run atop Berkshire
#9Wow, not sure why this surprises me, but I guess I figured he would be like Charlie and keep working until he passed.
I would assume this means that he is not in great health. Hopefully I'm wrong and he just decided that 85 years or so of hustling for dollars was enough.
At 94, if he had a health concern, I don't think he'd be planning out 7 months for stepping down.
Re: Buffett to step down following six-decade run atop Berkshire
#10And now after decades of stock buybacks, quantitative easing and other mad financial manipulation, comes again the time for value investors, and he leaves?! :)
What are you trying to say? It's not clear at all.