Every year folks anxiously line up outside the arena in Omaha, waiting to hear Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger deliver their opinions on all things. Like most other things this year, there was a change, and we were watching Mr. Buffett and Vice Chairman Greg Abel sit in a 18,000 seat arena pretty much byContinue reading “Lessons from the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting”
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Berkshire Weekend Reimagined
Its raining here today, just a gray, dreary day. It feels appropriate, as today was when I had planned to head to Omaha. I always look forward to this time of year, not only for the ‘Woodstock for Capitalists’ event, but in a way, it’s a return back to home. If you would join meContinue reading “Berkshire Weekend Reimagined”
What Rubber Ducks Can Teach us about Investing through Market Volatility
There are no two ways around it, last week was just flat awful in the markets. However, when I walked into my office the other morning, I found comfort in the most unlikely of things….a set of rubber ducks. As some of you may have seen, I picked up some rubber ducks from the BerkshireContinue reading “What Rubber Ducks Can Teach us about Investing through Market Volatility”
Thoughts on Warren Buffett’s Annual Letter
Every February investors wait with anxiousness, like children waiting for Santa Claus, for Mr. Buffett’s annual letter to shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway to be released – myself included. Investors wait with anticipation and like many things, over analyze seemingly every word and punctuation mark to try to sort out clues as to what Mr. BuffettContinue reading “Thoughts on Warren Buffett’s Annual Letter”
