The following is my answer to a Quora question: “How
should Warren Edward Buffet’s age factor into your decision to invest in Berkshire
Hathaway?”
Berkshire Hathaway has grown to the extent that it is
more than just Warren Edward Buffet, and Charles Thomas Munger, making decisions, although
they still make the final call. What
would factor into my decision if the numbers, their portfolio performance,
their exposure and their healthy liquidity.
When Warren Buffet dies, this will not change
overnight. I do not see the remaining
management team rocking the boat, and changing their philosophy. They were recruited because their views
aligned with the management team. There might
be a slight drop in the stock due to market sentiment, but unless there is an
unlike change in their fundamental strategy, things will be on the same track.
That aside, due to the economies of scale and the
nature of the market, it is illogical for us to expect the sort of growth that
Berkshire Hathaway had in their growth years. Theirs is a stock to buy and hold, not
speculate on a secondary market. People
buy them to profit off the dividends.
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