I run a fund attempting to emulate Berkshire's success. What better way to do that than to study the history of how the Company was built? I hope you enjoy and are able to pick up a few nuggets of wisdom from Warren & Charlie.
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1968 was relatively quiet for Berkshire Hathaway apart from the acquisition of Sun Newspapers; however, it was a year of turmoil and change.
Greed and fear are the strongest emotions in the market. Nobody likes to watch others make more than them. And we hate losing more than we like winning. - Adam Smith, The Money Game
The Buffett Limited Partnership (“BPL”) ended in 1966 with $54,065,345 in capital.1 Berkshire Hathaway ended its 1966 fiscal year with $628,721 in cash and $7,422,000 in marketable securities.2 The Company had a market capitalization of aro...
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