巴菲特“最后一课” 给普通人哪些忠告？丨财经早察

Core Insights - Warren Buffett has officially announced his retirement from Berkshire Hathaway after 60 years of management, marking the end of an era and initiating the transfer of his $149 billion estate to family foundations while retaining sufficient Class A shares to support his successor, Greg Abel [1] - Buffett will no longer write annual reports or give lengthy speeches at shareholder meetings, describing this as a "quiet resignation" and expressing high confidence in Abel's ability to manage the company and shareholder funds [1] - The recent financial report indicates that Berkshire's core business remains strong, with a 34% year-over-year increase in operating profit for Q3, and a record cash holding of $381.7 billion, reflecting a cautious investment strategy amid high market valuations [2] Company Transition - Buffett acknowledges that the large scale of Berkshire Hathaway presents both advantages and limitations, predicting that many companies will outperform Berkshire in the next 10 to 20 years due to its size [2] - The investment philosophy of Buffett, which emphasizes long-term value, safety margins, and a focus on companies with core technologies and strong brand effects, has significantly influenced investors globally [3] - The transition to the Abel era raises questions about whether he can maintain the investment legacy established by Buffett [3]