巴菲特任内最后一天，伯克希尔股价微跌，60年回报61000倍！

Core Insights - Warren Buffett concluded his 60-year tenure as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, marking the end of an era with a slight decline in A and B class shares on his last trading day [3] - Under Buffett's leadership since 1965, Berkshire Hathaway generated approximately 6,100,000% total return for shareholders, significantly outperforming the S&P 500's return of about 46,000% [3] - Despite historical success, Berkshire's stock performance has lagged behind the S&P 500 in the past decade and is expected to face challenges in finding impactful acquisition targets for its $1.08 trillion empire [3] Management Transition and Structure - Greg Abel, aged 63, has taken over as CEO after joining Berkshire in 2000 and serving as Vice Chairman since 2018, overseeing non-insurance operations [4] - Warren Buffett, now 95, will remain as Chairman and plans to support Abel's transition from his office in Omaha [4] - The management structure includes Ajit Jain continuing to oversee insurance operations, while Abel focuses on BNSF Railway, manufacturing, and energy sectors, with consumer goods and retail now managed by Adam Johnson of NetJets [4] Investment Portfolio Management - Berkshire Hathaway has not yet announced who will manage its $283.2 billion stock portfolio, which includes major holdings like Apple and American Express [5] - There were expectations for Todd Combs and Ted Weschler to take over, but Combs has recently left for JPMorgan, creating uncertainty in succession plans [5] - Buffett indicated that Greg Abel is capable of managing the investment portfolio, providing a crucial hint regarding the future management of investment rights [5]