Warren Buffett, chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., speaks during an interview at Berkshire?s annual shareholder meeting at the Qwest Center in Omaha, Nebraska, U.S., on Saturday, May 2, 2009. Buffett dismissed the importance of the government?s stress tests of major U.S. financial institutions in helping him assess banks he invested in. (Photo by Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images) Photographer: Bloomberg/Bloomberg
Boardroom Talk
Boardroom Talk – Warren Buffett is selling stocks with the exception of one – his own
Buffett is 93, but despite his advanced years, remains a beacon for many asset managers. So i
By Alec Hogg
At the top of my permanent to-do list is an update of my 2016 book, "How to Invest Like Warren Buffett," which has sold out all of the 10,000 copies printed, making it a 'best-seller' in SA terms (bookshop owners tell me there are a mere 100,000 book readers in our young democracy — maybe that's why we're in such trouble).
I mention this as both a nudge to self, and justification for publication of the piece from our partners at the FT. Buffett is 93, but despite his advanced years, remains a beacon for many asset managers. So if the Oracle of Omaha is continuing to build his already record cashpile, it's worth paying attention.
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