




Warren Buffett has long rallied against financial advisors and had in April slammed Wall Street for encouraging speculation in the stock market, turning it into a “gambling parlor.”
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In a Wednesday regulatory filing, Berkshire said holders of 448,868 Class A shares opposed a shareholder proposal to install an independent chair to replace Buffett, while holders of just 54,425 shares favored the idea, a larger margin than Berkshire estimated at its annual meeting on Saturday.
Apart from Buffett, Berkshire's Vice Chairman Charlie Munger also slammed bitcoin, calling it "stupid and evil".
Buffett and Munger decoded their strategies and buys, and tore into the market’s newer gambling ways and those who make money off that
The conglomerate made roughly $41 billion of net purchases in the first quarter, including a boost to its Chevron Corp stake that vaulted the investment into Berkshire’s top four common stock holdings
Inflation has surged in the United States, hitting a new 40-year annualised high of 6.6 percent in March
Buffett said Berkshire, long faulted for holding too much cash, boosted its combined stakes in oil company Chevron Corp and "Call of Duty" game maker Activision Blizzard Inc nearly six-fold to more than $31 billion
Berkshire said it earned $5.46 billion, or $3.702 per Class A share, during the quarter. That’s down from $11.7 billion, or $7.638 per Class A share, a year ago.
The famed Q&A session with chairman Warren Buffett, 91, and vice-chairman Charlie Munger, 98, will begin at 9.15 am Saturday morning. CNBC will start livestreaming at 7.15 India time.
Buffett, 91, chairman and chief executive officer of Berkshire, and Vice Chairman Charlie Munger, 98, will answer shareholder questions for roughly five hours when the meeting convenes in Omaha, Nebraska
Industrialist Gautam Adani has added $43 billion to his wealth in 2022, a stellar spike of 56.2% in his portfolio
Buffett has repeatedly resisted shareholders who want Berkshire to provide detailed climate disclosures that encompass the whole company, not just parts of it, and spend more on sustainability.
The fund, whose full name is the California Public Employees' Retirement System, disclosed its vote in a regulatory filing ahead of Berkshire's scheduled April 30 annual meeting in Omaha, Nebraska.