
Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholders Meeting! Watching live now, the GOAT! Hope the old man lives a few more years.
In 2025, deglobalization becomes mainstream, tariff wars intensify, and the U.S. stock market rapidly turns bearish. Hope Buffett's Berkshire meeting brings new perspectives to soothe anxious minds.
Tonight's meeting, I'll be watching online to see what Buffett discusses and will keep updating this post.
From 2016 to 2025, Berkshire's stock price has risen for ten consecutive years, transcending bull and bear markets—the ultimate value investment.
From January 1 to May 2, 2025, Berkshire's stock surged 19% YTD, far outpacing the S&P 500's 3.3% decline. During market crashes, Berkshire is mesmerizing!
Over 60 years: 49 years of positive returns, 11 years of negative returns, with only two losses exceeding 30% and none over 50%.
60-year annualized return: 19.9% (vs. S&P 500's 10.4%), cumulative return: 55,000x (vs. S&P 500's 390x).
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Buffett's remarks:
Buffett: The U.S. should seek trade with other nations; trade shouldn’t be weaponized.
Buffett: Our Japan investments align perfectly with our philosophy—we won’t sell Japanese stocks for a decade.
(Here, he hints at strong U.S.-Japan relations: similar political-economic systems and smooth trade.)
Buffett: Cash reserves hit record highs, but no immediate investment plans—opportunities aren’t daily. (Translation: Not worth investing now.)
Buffett: Women invest more rationally than men (paraphrased)—true, men are impulsive, overly ambitious, and prone to distorted decisions.
Executive: On AI disrupting insurance…meh response. Berkshire isn’t tech-savvy—bought Apple only in 2016 and consistently bashed Bitcoin. So, nothing noteworthy.
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