Posts Tagged ‘letter to shareholders’

Investing Lessons from Warren Buffett

Sunday, March 6th, 2011

There were so many articles and blog posts covering Warren Buffett’s letter to shareholders that I’m still getting to some of them a week later!

This one from The Motley Fool took a slightly different approach: They look at 5 investing lessons from Warren Buffett’s annual letter:
The Berkshire Hathaway Letter: 5 Investing Lessons
We love the investment advice, but we also love the details about the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholders meeting… especially the news that Warren Buffett will get behind the counter at Borsheims and sell jewelry! More details today in the Omaha World-Herald’s Warren Watch (and succession talk, too!).
OWH: Warren Watch: Succession talk gets murkier

More Coverage of Warren Buffett’s Letter to Shareholders

Sunday, February 27th, 2011

Our local newspaper, the Omaha World-Herald, always has wonderful coverage of all things Warren Buffett. The day after the release of Mr. Buffett’s letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders is no exception.

Steve Jordon has been covering Warren Buffett for years and does a weekly column called Warren Watch. They devoted an entire section to the letter, and you can read most of it on their website here.

Another great article comes from the Wall Street Journal. They compiled a list of quips and quotes from the annual letter. View their list here.

At Borsheims, our favorite quip from the letter is easy to pick out! In talking about the Berkshire Hathaway shareholders weekend, Mr. Buffett says “Remember: Anyone who says money can’t buy happiness simply hasn’t learned where to shop.”

We agree! If you need a little happiness before April 30th, visit www.borsheims.com. We’re happy to ship a little happiness your way!

Warren Buffett’s Letter to Shareholders Released

Saturday, February 26th, 2011

Good morning!

Care for any light reading? Warren Buffett released his annual letter to shareholders just minutes ago. Check it out here.

It always contains great business advice, a good overview of Berkshire Hathaway and fun details of this year’s annual meeting!

If you don’t have time to read it, check back here for additional updates throughout the morning.

Warren Buffett’s Letter to Shareholders Coming Saturday

Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011

Warren Buffett’s annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders will be released this Saturday morning (February 26). Other websites call the letter eagerly anticipated, vital for business theory, full of zingers and required reading. We agree with all those assessments.

We’ll be reading it the same time you are, and then we’ll post the highlights here.

And if you have questions for Mr. Buffett after reading the letter, we know how you can ask him! No – we don’t have his personal phone number, but Becky Quick of CNBC might! She’s visiting with the Oracle of Omaha next week and wants you to help come up with some questions. See the article from CNBC here.

Happy reading!

Berkshire Shareholder Letter

Friday, February 26th, 2010

Hello Berkshire Shareholders and fans,

We are all patiently awaiting the Saturday release of Warren’s Letter to the shareholders. Make sure to check it out Saturday on thWelcome signe Berkshire Hathaway website. Every year this Warren’s letter chronicles the successes and stalls of Berkshire Hathaway’s companies over the last year. The letter provides a great introduction to Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger’s address to shareholders at the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholder’s Meeting.

As soon as the letter is posted our blog will link to it. We always like to give the letter a few good reads before coming to the shareholder’s meeting in May. Warren’s letter often acts as a showcase to his shareholder address and Q&A session. If you want to review any past letters to get an idea of what is coming. Check out all the letters to shareholders since 1977 here.

Stay tuned to this blog and our Twitter account for more information on the Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Letter and Annual Meeting. There have been some exciting changes in the annual meeting and rules this year.

See you in Omaha!