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Will Berkshire Hathaway survive Warren Buffett? | Superhero Sidekick
Berkshire Hathaway was owned by Warren Buffett for more than 50 years before it reached $500B value. It took less than 10 years to go from $500B to $1 trillion.
It started as a textile company. Buffett grew it to become a diversified conglomerate that now generates revenues from 7 major business units.
With Buffett now 94 years old, will Berkshire’s superpowers survive him?
We go through:
- The origin story of Berkshire Hathaway and Warren Buffett’s early investments
- How Buffett transformed Berkshire from a struggling textile mill into a $1 trillion conglomerate
- The superpowers behind Berkshire’s success
- The superpowers that drove Warren Buffett’s wealth from $100 million at age 50 to $146 billion today
- Can Berkshire survive without Buffett?
- Key lessons for investors, including the power of compounding and finding long-term value
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By SuperheroBerkshire Hathaway was owned by Warren Buffett for more than 50 years before it reached $500B value. It took less than 10 years to go from $500B to $1 trillion.
It started as a textile company. Buffett grew it to become a diversified conglomerate that now generates revenues from 7 major business units.
With Buffett now 94 years old, will Berkshire’s superpowers survive him?
We go through:
- The origin story of Berkshire Hathaway and Warren Buffett’s early investments
- How Buffett transformed Berkshire from a struggling textile mill into a $1 trillion conglomerate
- The superpowers behind Berkshire’s success
- The superpowers that drove Warren Buffett’s wealth from $100 million at age 50 to $146 billion today
- Can Berkshire survive without Buffett?
- Key lessons for investors, including the power of compounding and finding long-term value
This podcast is brought to you by Superhero (www.superhero.com.au).
Proudly helping over 350,000 investors and superannuation members on their wealth-building journey.
__________
Get US$10 of NVIDIA stock when you sign up for a Superhero Trading account: here. T&Cs apply.
Superhero Trading allows you to invest in over 8,500 ASX and Wall Street shares and ETFs from just $2 a trade.
Learn more about why Aussies choose Superhero.
__________
Did you enjoy this episode?
- Subscribe to us on Spotify | Apple Podcasts | YouTube.
- Keep up to date with market news and updates on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter.
- Learn more about investing and superannuation from our blog.
__________
Superhero Markets Pty Ltd and Superhero Super Pty Ltd do not provide financial advice that takes into consideration your personal objectives, financial situation or particular needs. All investments carry risk, so please consider carefully before making any investment decisions and seek independent financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. Pictures, charts and graphs are provided for illustrative purposes only.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.