It’s time for a change. That’s all I could think about when reading Berkshire’s most recent annual letter. It’s rare to see a corporate CEO admit to a single mistake in public. That’s why I was so surprised to see Berkshire’s Chairman / CEO (Warren Buffet) admit to the “many mistakes” he’s made over the years. If he’s willing to admit to “many mistakes” when most CEOs would not admit to a single one, imagine how many more mistakes Mr. Buffet must be hiding from us.
Berkshire Hathaway has always been a Ponzi company, since there are no dividends and no effective voting rights. Sold the company ages ago. Warren Buffett is so old fashioned. Bet there are lots of near worthless bonds hidden in the insurance floats.
You spelled Buffett incorrectly in the first sentence in the first 3 paragraphs. Very amateurish. I stopped reading after that. How thorough really could your thesis be??
Berkshire Hathaway has always been a Ponzi company, since there are no dividends and no effective voting rights. Sold the company ages ago. Warren Buffett is so old fashioned. Bet there are lots of near worthless bonds hidden in the insurance floats.
Satire is the best form of flattery.
Solid April fool's! Thank you.
Very funny. The headline got me.
You spelled Buffett incorrectly in the first sentence in the first 3 paragraphs. Very amateurish. I stopped reading after that. How thorough really could your thesis be??
I note that you have said nothing about Munger. Could he be an interim replacement for Buffett?
Out with the old, in with the older!
Brilliant from beginning to end! Buffet def needs to learn from Theranos, WeWork and Silicon Valley Bank. Thank you!
Brilliant! Kudos and good luck with your activist campaign!
Is this put out today for April fool's?
LoL
Kick the old men out!
Lol well done
😂
Pretty Funny!
not impressed, if you really mean it go public and call a proxy vote hiding behind a blog is as serious as an April fool's joke.
Hilarious! Thanks for the laughs
Well played.