An era has truly reached a turning point!
At 96, “the Oracle of Omaha” Warren Buffett officially stepped down as Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, becoming Honorary Chairman, and continuing to remain on the board; his son Howard Buffett succeeded him as Chairman, while Greg Abel continues to lead as CEO.
Taking over Berkshire in 1965, and now completing the final handoff—over 60 years—Buffett transformed a textile business into a trillion-dollar business empire.
But what is really worth the market’s attention is not just the words “Buffett retires.”
In the next chapter, can Berkshire still carry forward Buffett’s most core long-termism, value investing, and capital allocation?
Even more worth watching is: without Buffett personally at the helm, how will the market revalue Berkshire?
#巴菲特卸任伯克希尔董事长
At 96, “the Oracle of Omaha” Warren Buffett officially stepped down as Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, becoming Honorary Chairman, and continuing to remain on the board; his son Howard Buffett succeeded him as Chairman, while Greg Abel continues to lead as CEO.
Taking over Berkshire in 1965, and now completing the final handoff—over 60 years—Buffett transformed a textile business into a trillion-dollar business empire.
But what is really worth the market’s attention is not just the words “Buffett retires.”
In the next chapter, can Berkshire still carry forward Buffett’s most core long-termism, value investing, and capital allocation?
Even more worth watching is: without Buffett personally at the helm, how will the market revalue Berkshire?
#巴菲特卸任伯克希尔董事长
