Overview
- Buffett will leave the chief executive role at the end of the year after leading Berkshire since 1965.
- Under his tenure, Berkshire’s per-share market value rose 5,502,284% through 2024 versus 39,054% for the S&P 500.
- He is expected to stop writing Berkshire’s widely read annual shareholder letters, though he may still share market views.
- His guidance emphasizes focusing on business quality over short-term stock moves and avoiding value traps.
- He urges investors to treat market uncertainty as normal, stay alert to inflated prices, and view corrections as opportunities, reflecting his enduring optimism about America’s long-term trajectory.