Berkshire Hathaway Letters to Shareholders 50th

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The narrative chronicles Warren E. Buffett's transformation of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. from a modest textile company into a financial powerhouse. Starting with shares priced at approximately $18 in 1965, Buffett's strategic leadership and investment acumen led to an astonishing increase in value, with shares eventually trading at $226,000. This remarkable journey highlights Buffett's ability to compound investor capital at nearly 21% annually, showcasing a multiplier effect of 12,556 times, illustrating his profound impact on the investment landscape.