At the hands of one of the most revered investors of all time, Berkshire Hathaway joins the trillion-dollar valuation club.
When Warren Buffett joined the conglomerate in 1965…
His unique approach was what made the company as coveted as it is today.
Here’s how he made it happen.
The Long Road To Berkshire Hathaway’s Trillion-Dollar Valuation
It’s official: Berkshire Hathaway’s valuation hit the trillion-dollar mark…
An honor almost exclusively reserved for tech firms like Nvidia and Microsoft.
Luckily for the conglomerate…
Berkshire Hathaway has been having a fantastic year that paved the way for this historic valuation.
JUST THIS YEAR, SHARES IN THE COMPANY STOCK GREW OVER 28% WHICH ADDED OVER $200 BILLION TO BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY’S VALUE.
Not to mention, 4 out of 5 of the company’s largest holdings also increased in value…
Ultimately contributing to Berkshire Hathaway’s valuation.
And this is all thanks to the leadership of what analysts consider to be the world’s best investor: Warren Buffett.
Since Buffett took the helm of the company, countless people emulated his investment strategy.
Value investing, the strategy that grew Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway’s riches…
Is defined as avoiding trendy or fad investments to target undervalued, emerging companies for long-term investment.
Buffett’s strategy is best described by his 1996 quote:
“WE SIMPLY ATTEMPT TO BE FEARFUL WHEN OTHERS ARE GREEDY AND TO BE GREEDY ONLY WHEN OTHERS ARE FEARFUL.”
Conclusion
In the end, Berkshire Hathaway’s valuation is thanks to the hard work and strategy of a one-in-a-million investor.
When it comes to building investments and trading stock, everyone has to start somewhere…
But there’s always something to learn from those at the top of the game.
Be Great,
GCTV Staff
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