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• Warren Buffettin investments, the rest of the market is developing as the fight against variary.

• The shares of Berkshire Hathaway have significantly exceeded a larger stock market this year.

• “They do not call Omaha Oracle for no reason,” a source said.

At the age of 94, Warren Buffett still beats the market.

Berkshire Hathaway’s billionaire and CEO Hathaway continues to prove that the ground-based investment and investment in a long-term investment – the rest of the market It is hit with a variable.

Investors who won on the board with his philosophy are amazed.

“He is still a man who proves that the foundations are still unpackaged and not to take time, which is not the popularity of its popularity,” Michael Farr, investment company CEO Farr, Milli and Washington have created for shareholders.

For investors who flocked to Omaha Berkshire Hathaway’s The annual meeting, the legendary billionaire and its investment decisions are the most priority on Saturday.

Some of the best investments in Buffett show how they will successfully go to the market.

Berkshire Hathaway Foundation, President Donald Trump is trading near the record heights, despite the market volatility ongoing by tariffs.

The 17% annual rally is higher than a 5% decrease for 5% decline, S & P 500, but also higher than the world’s most richest people list.

According to Bloomberg, the billionaire is the richest man in the world, the net worth is $ 166 billion.

Buffett and team in Berkshire have allocated their mass investments in perfect time The reserve of apples.

Berkshire Hathaway first increased more than 800% of the share, as it is invested in the iPhone manufacturer in the first quarter of 2016.

More importantly, perhaps the time of selling the Buffett. In the second quarter of 2024, Apple accounted for about 50% of the share. The fund is sold side by side to reorganize the supply chain between the status and procrastination in the AI ​​race and the trump tariffs.

A stock that lasts a long time in Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio Coca-Cola.

The Foundation rose about 15% this year and trade was growing near the heights. Buffett first purchased shares of the beverage manufacturer shortly after the stock market crash in 1988.