INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Shares of Berkshire Hathaway have remained under pressure since Warren Buffett unveiled his succession plans, falling more than 12% and
underperforming the broader U.S
post-Buffett trajectory.Since May 3, when Buffett revealed his intention to hand over the reins of the Omaha-based investment group,
into the summer months, with the stock logging losses in six of the past seven weeks
Buffett, who transformed Berkshire from a struggling textile firm into a sprawling conglomerate over six decades, has been a singular
presence in global investing
a bit better than the average American corporation and, more important, should also operate with materially less risk of permanent loss of
pile, noting that the scale of the company makes it harder to find investments capable of moving the needle.Legacy remains intactDespite
Since taking control in the 1960s, he has delivered a cumulative return of 5,502,284%, more than twice the average annual gain of the S&P
that markets are beginning to recalibrate their expectations, not just for earnings, but for the intangible value of the Buffett brand
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