Becoming Berkshire
Study how Buffett and Munger built Berkshire and apply those lessons to real companies today.
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Episode 5: The 1964 Buffett Partnership Letter
In Episode 5 of Becoming Berkshire, we look at Warren Buffett’s 1964 Partnership Letter and Berkshire Hathaway’s 1964 annual report.
Buffett explains why so many smart investment firms fail to beat the market, why “a public opinion poll is...
Tom Murphy and Capital Cities: The Story Behind One of America's Greatest Media Companies
Most of what I learned about management, I learned from Murph. I kick myself because I should have applied it much earlier.” He has also said it as directly as possible: “I think (Murphy) is the top manager in the U.S.”
Thank you to all of...
From the Archives: The $7.50 Mistake That Built Berkshire Hathaway
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The original publication of this issue was in October 2023, and at that time I had around 32 subscribers. Looking back at the stats for that issue, more than half of those emails were probably my friends and family.
Fast for...
Episode 4: Buffett’s 1963 American Express Bet
In Episode 4 of Becoming Berkshire, we are still in 1963.
This episode covers one of the strangest and most important investments in Warren Buffett’s early career: American Express and the salad oil scandal.
At the time, Buffett was still...
Episode 3: 1963, The Two Stories Meet
In Episode 3 of Becoming Berkshire, we enter 1963, the year Buffett’s partnership letter and Berkshire Hathaway’s annual report start to feel like two parts of the same story.
Buffett was still running the Buffett Partnership, but Berkshir...
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