Epic Lessons From Warren Buffett’s  Shareholder Letter

Many of Buffett’s legendary quotes come from these letters filled with integrity, sardonic humor, and corniness. Here is our analysis of last year’s letter.

This year’s message reminds us that the company’s well-positioned businesses reflect the economy, can withstand higher inflation, and pay a lot of taxes.

Buffett is always ready to vocalize his criticism aimed at company managements who use financial engineering to prop up earnings and their stocks more than is acceptable.

Berkshire’s Four Giants Highlights The Company’s Diversified Assets, Growth, And Value

Property And Casualty Operations And Its Insurance “Float” They have unique characteristics that allow them to enjoy $147 billion of insurance “investing float”

Berkshire’s Apple Stake

This holding is its second giant. The stake in Apple shares is a significant portion of the market value of all its interests, at $161.155 billion, or about 46% of total marketable investments based on 15 holdings.

Three Ways To Increase Share Value

Controlled Businesses The way to amp value is to buy non-controlling partial interests in excellent publicly traded businesses, like its share ownership in Apple shares.

Non-Controlled Businesses

The way to amp value is to buy non-controlling partial interests in excellent publicly traded businesses, like its share ownership in Apple shares.

Non-Controlled Businesses

The way to amp value is to buy non-controlling partial interests in excellent publicly traded businesses, like its share ownership in Apple shares.

Berkshire’s Strong Cash Condition Ripe For Acquisition Opportunities

Buffett tells us that means that Berkshire is financing half of 1% of the US national debt, not an insignificant amount.

Buffett Would Rather Be Investing

Buffett’s investing prowess dates back to March 11, 1942, when at age 11, he paid all his savings, buying three shares of Cities Services preferred stock.

Berkshire Is The Biggest Infrastructure Company In The US

Although Berkshire’s insurance businesses, the company owns and operates more domestic infrastructure assets than any other American corporation, in terms of its property, plant, and equipment of $158 billion on its balance sheet.

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