A mais recente carta aos acionistas de Buffett não menciona uma única palavra sobre criptomoeda! As reservas de caixa atingiram um novo recorde, mas ele enfatiza a preferência contínua por investir em ações
Warren Buffett reviewed the performance of 2024 in the latest shareholder letter, emphasizing that despite Berkshire's cash reserves reaching $334.2 billion, most of the funds will still be invested in stocks, and he remains optimistic about the long-term development of the U.S. economy. However, the hot topics of AI and Criptomoeda that are widely discussed in the market were not mentioned. (Background: Berkshire Hathaway invested early in the Brazilian encriptação-friendly bank Nu Holdings, with a stake of 12 billion reais in Héspero Holdings) Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, the 'Stock God' Warren Buffett released the latest shareholder letter yesterday (22nd), reviewing the performance of 2024 and defending the strategy of holding a substantial amount of cash. Revenue growth benefited from investment income and insurance business. Buffett pointed out in the letter that Berkshire Hathaway's revenue in the 2024 fiscal year reached $371.433 billion, slightly increasing from $364.482 billion in 2023, while the net profit for the year reached $88.995 billion, far exceeding the market's expected $60.706 billion. Despite 53% of the businesses of the 189 operating enterprises reporting a decline in income, Berkshire's overall performance still exceeded expectations, mainly due to two key factors: A significant increase in investment income — as the U.S. Treasury yield increased, Berkshire increased its Participações in high-Liquidez short-term securities, leading to a significant growth in investment income. Outstanding performance in insurance business — the subsidiary GEICO performed particularly well, contributing significantly to Berkshire's profits. Cash reserves reached a new high, but Buffett emphasized a preference for investing in stocks. As of the end of 2024, Berkshire's cash reserves reached $334.2 billion, higher than $325.2 billion in the third quarter, setting a new record. This increase mainly came from reducing stakes in Apple and Bank of America, indicating that Buffett is looking for new investment opportunities, but has not made any moves yet. Buffett stated that despite some critics believing that Berkshire's cash holdings are too high, the company will still invest most of its funds in stocks, and this preference will not change. He emphasized his confidence in the long-term prosperity of the U.S. economy: Berkshire shareholders can rest assured that we will always invest most of the funds in stocks, mainly U.S. stocks, and will never prefer to hold cash equivalents, but choose to own or invest in high-quality companies. Buffett pointed out that fixed income bonds cannot combat currency depreciation, while companies have greater adaptability, usually finding ways to deal with currency Flutuação as long as their products or services still have market demand. Similarly, people with professional skills can better cope with such changes. He admitted that he does not have professional talents in sports, music, medicine, or law, so he has relied on stock investments throughout his life, which is essentially relying on the success of American companies, and he will continue to do so. Plans to increase investments in Japan. At the same time, Buffett mentioned that Berkshire first purchased stocks of the five major trading companies in Japan (Itochu, Marubeni, Mitsubishi, Mitsui, and Sumitomo) in 2019 and plans to moderately increase its holdings in these companies in the future. As of the end of 2024, the investment cost for these five companies was $13.8 billion, with a market value of $23.5 billion. Overall, Buffett's cash allocation strategy focuses on investing in U.S. stocks, while also following international investment opportunities, such as Japanese trading companies. No mention of Criptomoeda. However, Warren Buffett did not mention anything about the current hot topics of AI and Criptomoeda investment in his shareholder letter. For a long time, Buffett has been disdainful of BTC and Criptomoeda. Even though BTC has experienced a thousandfold increase in just a few years, Buffett has repeatedly publicly expressed his negative views on Criptomoeda. At the 2018 Berkshire annual shareholder meeting, Buffett described BTC as 'RATS drug squared' and believed that BTC, unlike company stocks, cannot generate cash flow, nor can it produce practical use or returns like gold or farmland. He believes that BTC is only a speculative tool, lacking intrinsic value, and therefore cannot preserve value in the long term. In 2022, Buffett said: 'If you tell me that you own all the BTC in the world and sell it to me for $25, I wouldn't buy it.' In contrast, he would rather use the same money to buy farmland or real estate because these assets can generate long-term returns. Turning 95 this August, Buffett may never change his stance. Related reports: Buffett's performance has not actually outperformed the SP500! Why is investing in BTC like talking about love? Buffett's comrade Charlie Munger: AI is overhyped, investing in BTC is the dumbest move in history, 'it will eventually return to zero' Stock God Buffett: BTC is 'just gambling' and a delusion to get rich; banks may continue to fail. 'Buffett's latest shareholder letter 'not a word about Criptomoeda'! Cash reserves reach a new high, but still emphasizing a preference for investing in stocks' This article was first published on BlockTempo, the most influential Blockchain news media in the dynamic trend.
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A mais recente carta aos acionistas de Buffett não menciona uma única palavra sobre criptomoeda! As reservas de caixa atingiram um novo recorde, mas ele enfatiza a preferência contínua por investir em ações
Warren Buffett reviewed the performance of 2024 in the latest shareholder letter, emphasizing that despite Berkshire's cash reserves reaching $334.2 billion, most of the funds will still be invested in stocks, and he remains optimistic about the long-term development of the U.S. economy. However, the hot topics of AI and Criptomoeda that are widely discussed in the market were not mentioned. (Background: Berkshire Hathaway invested early in the Brazilian encriptação-friendly bank Nu Holdings, with a stake of 12 billion reais in Héspero Holdings) Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, the 'Stock God' Warren Buffett released the latest shareholder letter yesterday (22nd), reviewing the performance of 2024 and defending the strategy of holding a substantial amount of cash. Revenue growth benefited from investment income and insurance business. Buffett pointed out in the letter that Berkshire Hathaway's revenue in the 2024 fiscal year reached $371.433 billion, slightly increasing from $364.482 billion in 2023, while the net profit for the year reached $88.995 billion, far exceeding the market's expected $60.706 billion. Despite 53% of the businesses of the 189 operating enterprises reporting a decline in income, Berkshire's overall performance still exceeded expectations, mainly due to two key factors: A significant increase in investment income — as the U.S. Treasury yield increased, Berkshire increased its Participações in high-Liquidez short-term securities, leading to a significant growth in investment income. Outstanding performance in insurance business — the subsidiary GEICO performed particularly well, contributing significantly to Berkshire's profits. Cash reserves reached a new high, but Buffett emphasized a preference for investing in stocks. As of the end of 2024, Berkshire's cash reserves reached $334.2 billion, higher than $325.2 billion in the third quarter, setting a new record. This increase mainly came from reducing stakes in Apple and Bank of America, indicating that Buffett is looking for new investment opportunities, but has not made any moves yet. Buffett stated that despite some critics believing that Berkshire's cash holdings are too high, the company will still invest most of its funds in stocks, and this preference will not change. He emphasized his confidence in the long-term prosperity of the U.S. economy: Berkshire shareholders can rest assured that we will always invest most of the funds in stocks, mainly U.S. stocks, and will never prefer to hold cash equivalents, but choose to own or invest in high-quality companies. Buffett pointed out that fixed income bonds cannot combat currency depreciation, while companies have greater adaptability, usually finding ways to deal with currency Flutuação as long as their products or services still have market demand. Similarly, people with professional skills can better cope with such changes. He admitted that he does not have professional talents in sports, music, medicine, or law, so he has relied on stock investments throughout his life, which is essentially relying on the success of American companies, and he will continue to do so. Plans to increase investments in Japan. At the same time, Buffett mentioned that Berkshire first purchased stocks of the five major trading companies in Japan (Itochu, Marubeni, Mitsubishi, Mitsui, and Sumitomo) in 2019 and plans to moderately increase its holdings in these companies in the future. As of the end of 2024, the investment cost for these five companies was $13.8 billion, with a market value of $23.5 billion. Overall, Buffett's cash allocation strategy focuses on investing in U.S. stocks, while also following international investment opportunities, such as Japanese trading companies. No mention of Criptomoeda. However, Warren Buffett did not mention anything about the current hot topics of AI and Criptomoeda investment in his shareholder letter. For a long time, Buffett has been disdainful of BTC and Criptomoeda. Even though BTC has experienced a thousandfold increase in just a few years, Buffett has repeatedly publicly expressed his negative views on Criptomoeda. At the 2018 Berkshire annual shareholder meeting, Buffett described BTC as 'RATS drug squared' and believed that BTC, unlike company stocks, cannot generate cash flow, nor can it produce practical use or returns like gold or farmland. He believes that BTC is only a speculative tool, lacking intrinsic value, and therefore cannot preserve value in the long term. In 2022, Buffett said: 'If you tell me that you own all the BTC in the world and sell it to me for $25, I wouldn't buy it.' In contrast, he would rather use the same money to buy farmland or real estate because these assets can generate long-term returns. Turning 95 this August, Buffett may never change his stance. Related reports: Buffett's performance has not actually outperformed the SP500! Why is investing in BTC like talking about love? Buffett's comrade Charlie Munger: AI is overhyped, investing in BTC is the dumbest move in history, 'it will eventually return to zero' Stock God Buffett: BTC is 'just gambling' and a delusion to get rich; banks may continue to fail. 'Buffett's latest shareholder letter 'not a word about Criptomoeda'! Cash reserves reach a new high, but still emphasizing a preference for investing in stocks' This article was first published on BlockTempo, the most influential Blockchain news media in the dynamic trend.