Warren Buffett Says This Was the Biggest Mistake of His Life. Here’s Why It Took 61 Long Years to Fix It
- Warren Buffett announced at the 2025 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting in Omaha that he will retire as CEO at year-end.
- Buffett’s retirement follows six decades of leadership during which he transformed Berkshire from a failing textile company into an influential investment firm.
- Throughout his tenure, Buffett invested in diverse sectors including insurance, technology, energy, and fast food brands, maintaining disciplined value investing principles.
- He famously encouraged investors to remain cautious during widespread optimism and to take advantage of opportunities when others are overly pessimistic, highlighting his prudent and flexible approach to investing.
- Greg Abel, Buffett’s successor, will lead Berkshire Hathaway with expected continuity as Buffett remains chairman, marking a significant leadership transition.
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