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Berkshire Hathaway 1989 Letter to Shareholders
Warren Buffett · Passages from the same work, in order.
Berkshire 1989 Letter, Excerpt 1
What counts, however, is intrinsic value - the figure indicating what all of our constituent businesses are rationally worth. With perfect foresight,…
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Berkshire 1989 Letter, Excerpt 2
Back when Berkshire's book value was $19.46, intrinsic value was somewhat less because the book value was entirely tied up in a textile business…
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Berkshire 1989 Letter, Excerpt 3
The rear-view mirror is one thing; the windshield is another. A large portion of our book value is represented by equity securities that, with…
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Berkshire 1989 Letter, Excerpt 4
We will keep most of our major holdings, regardless of how they are priced relative to intrinsic business value. This 'til- death-do-us-part attitude…
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