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December 2024

2021: Why did Buffett sell most of Berkshire's banks in 2020?
BECKY QUICK: This question circles back to banking, which you touched on earlier.
2020: Never bet against America.
WARREN BUFFETT: I’m now about to say something that, and don’t change the slide yet, but I’m now about to say something that some of you will be tempted…
2019: Is the investment climate in China improving?
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Hello, Mr.
2018: Do Berkshire employees have access to low-cost index funds in their 401(k)s?
ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: OK, this question comes from someone who says, “I am a Berkshire employee and shareholder.”
2017: Is book value per share still a good proxy for intrinsic value?
JAY GELB: This question is on Berkshire’s intrinsic value.
2016: Is American Express's future as bright as is past?
CLIFF GALLANT: You’ve long stressed the importance of taking a long-term view when investing.
2015: How does Berkshire plan to take advantage of opportunities in reinsurance?
GARY RANSOM: The reinsurance market has changed dramatically over the last two or three years, a lot of alternative capital coming into the business…
2014: Isn't hotel price gouging in Omaha just the free market at work?
BECKY QUICK: This question comes from Darren Bordemier (PH).
2013: Are the airline industry's improved economics likely to persist?
BECKY QUICK: This question comes from Bill Miller of Legg Mason.
2012: How long will it take for China to produce a great company like Coca-Cola?
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Hello, Mr.
2010: Does Buffett try to forecast the growth?
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Tanya Laneva (PH), Boston, Massachusetts.
2010: Did the financial crisis change how Buffett thinks about a manager's integrity?
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Dear Mr.
2009: Does Berkshire have contracts with groups of employees at subsidiaries?
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Yes, sir.
2008: What does Buffett think of about Carlos Slim?
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Mr.
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2006: Who are Buffett's present-day role models?
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Steve Rosenberg (PH), originally from Michigan.
2006: How does P&G's pharmaceuticals fit in with the rest of the business?
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Good afternoon, gentlemen.
2005: Why are treasury yields so low?
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Hi, I’m Steve Casbell (PH) from Atlanta.

November 2024

2004: Why doesn't Berkshire buy IPOs?
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Good day.
2003: “There’s something unattractive about a very rich guy that pops off on everything.”
WARREN BUFFETT: On the public policy question, what I did on September 11th, when [former General Electric CEO] Jack Welch and [former Treasury…
2002: How does Buffett think about audit fees?
AUDIENCE MEMBER: On March 1, the Wall Street Journal analyzed the auditing fees and non-audit fees for the 30 Dow Jones Industrial Average companies.
2001: How does Buffett think about Berkshire's derivative positions?
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Bill Graham (PH) from Los Angeles.
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