Overview
- Warren Buffett is slated to retire as Berkshire Hathaway CEO at the end of 2025, with Greg Abel taking the top job in early 2026.
- The article reports Buffett has purchased the same non-Berkshire stock for five consecutive quarters, a claim presented by The Motley Fool without broader confirmation.
- Berkshire’s investment portfolio is cited at roughly $300 billion, underscoring the scale Abel will manage.
- Under Buffett’s six-decade leadership, Berkshire’s compounded annual gain approached 20% versus about 10% for the S&P 500.
- Berkshire’s Class A shares delivered a cumulative gain of more than 6,086,000% as of Nov. 20, reflecting Buffett’s long-term, valuation-focused approach.