Warren Buffett wrote in his 2007 shareholder letter that a visionary capitalist present at the first flight at Kitty Hawk had done later investors a big favor by shooting down Orville. It was a wry description of investors' experience in an industry that requires ever-increasing amounts of capital but has often returned little to shareholders.
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Warren Buffett wrote in his 2007 shareholder letter that a visionary capitalist present at the first flight at Kitty Hawk had done later investors a big favor by shooting down Orville. It was a wry description of investors' experience in an industry that requires ever-increasing amounts of capital but has often returned little to shareholders.