Warren Buffett Used the Same Word 13 Times in His Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Letter, and the Reason Is Inspiring
‘During the 2019-23 period, I have used the words ‘mistake’ or ‘error’ 16 times in my letters to you.’
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Warren Buffett prefers stocks over cash and other takeaways from his annual letter to Berkshire shareholders
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Warren Buffett, warning of ‘scoundrels’ and ‘fiscal folly,’ slashes his exposure to U.S. stocks
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