Tomorrow is the 2019 Annual Meeting of Berkshire-Hathaway
Inc. Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, powered by See’s Candy and Cherry Coke, will
dispense wit and wisdom to the investing masses.
Berkshire-Hathaway doesn’t pay a dividend so why does a Dividend Farmer
care about Buffett-fest? Below are 7 reasons
I’m interested.
First: Warren and
Charlie have teamed to be one of the best investing duos the world has seen. If you want to learn, learn from the best.
Second: The leaders
of Berkshire are Value Investors. One of them, Warren, learned at the feet of
Benjamin Graham, the father of Value Investing.
I’ve been reading Ben’s works to become a more Intelligent Investor so I enjoy hearing directly from one of his students.
Third: Berkshire
Class B stock is one of my holdings. I
know. It doesn’t pay a dividend. The shares were acquired long before I became
a Dividend Farmer and I’ve held them since; well, most of them. There are no plans to let them go in the
foreseeable future.
Fourth: I get to take
a great friend to his first Berkshire event.
He’s excited to go. I’m excited
to hear Mark’s perspective as we take it all in. I’m definitely looking forward to the adventure.
Fifth: DQ Dilly
Bars. They’re sold for $1 each on the trade show
floor during the meeting. It’s fun to
stroll through the display area taking in the host of Berkshire company
offerings while munching on DQ’s frozen treats.
Sixth: It’s great to
experience the power of persistent investing and the effects of compounding
over time. The Berkshire event is a
fantastic display of effective, powerful money management and business
practices engaged through a remarkable career.
The experience motivates me in my investing efforts.
Seventh: NetJets and
Flight Safety International. These are
two of the companies within the Berkshire fold.
In addition to Dividend Farming, I’m an avid fan of aviation so these are
must visit sites.
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