Yesterday we talked about Berkshire Hathaway’s dividend policy, which is a forward looking discussion of Berkshire’s ability to generate a strong return. None of that will be possible, however, unless Berkshire Hathaway has strong leaders.
This year, I made my second annual pilgrimage to Omaha to see Warren Buffet and Charlie Munger discuss the future of Berkshire Hathaway. This week is Berkshire Hathaway Week at Narrow Bridge Finance.
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away… I mean, more like ten years ago about twenty minutes south on I-25, I took my first business and economics classes. Those classes changed my life and my outlook.
This post was written as part of a “Yakezie blog swap” where members of the Yakezie Personal Finance Blogging Network pair up and exchange guest postings on a common topic.
It has been a while since I shared my portfolio progress with all of you, and today seems like as good a day as any.
Investing psychology is a fascinating topic. In a portfolio management class in the past, we learned that psychology is one of the biggest reasons for increased investment losses. Investors are often apprehensive when it comes to selling a stock for a loss, as it might come back. They are also afraid to sell when the
