?Buffett says it's 'almost certain' stocks will beat bonds over long term if rates, taxes stay low - https://t.co/1CjBUdWXZ4

— David L. Moore??? (@moodav47) February 22, 2020

ウォーレン・バフェットが「政策金利と税率が現在の水準を保つならば、長期的に見れば株式に投資するタイミングである」と株主への手紙に記載。#投資 #資産運用
Buffett says it's 'almost certain' stocks will beat bonds over long term if rates, taxes stay low - https://t.co/vZe89Heizx

— いわし@国際公認投資アナリスト (@iwashi_CIIA) February 22, 2020

Warren Buffett's annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders https://t.co/bmYJmIm4Mj

— Jordan Lima (@JordanFariaLima) February 22, 2020

In liquidity-driven markets, Berkshire's Warren Buffett also seems to have problems beating the market. Over the past 10yrs, Buffett is 14ppts behind the S&P500. In 2019, Berkshire Hathaway stock underperforms the most since 2009. https://t.co/tT81lNwM1l pic.twitter.com/FdCJP5WYhu

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) February 22, 2020

Warren Buffett told Berkshire Hathaway shareholders shareholders they should not be worried about the future of Berkshire after he or his 96-year-old business partner die. https://t.co/eRdFjKzv25 via @WSJ The comments about corporate boards are interesting

— Jeffrey Carter (@pointsnfigures) February 22, 2020

I wonder the mental gymnastics of a Tesla permabull trying to explain how their greed (long monentum) isn’t related to short value. Who is right, them or Buffett? I saw on CBS he isn’t wrong about anything ever https://t.co/sGnDJWQfJI

— Greg Wester (@gwestr) February 22, 2020

Berkshire Hathaway Posts $29.2 Billion in Quarterly Earnings https://t.co/xcn6qW0eaS

— Herbert Reed (@Herbert_L_Reed) February 22, 2020

Updated:
Warren Buffett sought to reassure investors about Berkshire Hathaway Inc.’s long-term future after its stock underperformed the most since 2009.https://t.co/pFgiD72GRb $BRKB

— Nicole Friedman (@NicoleFriedman) February 22, 2020

"the conglomerate’s cash pile totaled $128 billion as of Dec. 31"

Warren Buffett told Berkshire Hathaway shareholders shareholders they should not be worried about the future of Berkshire after he or his 96-year-old business partner die: https://t.co/60J8hyPSxI via @WSJ

— Ken Opalo (@kopalo) February 22, 2020

Berkshire Hathaway Posts $29.2 Billion in Quarterly Earnings https://t.co/JDJlbQRI1Z

— Frank Chaparro (@fintechfrank) February 22, 2020

“Your company is 100% prepared for our departure.”

89-year-old Warren Buffett sought to reassure investors that his Berkshire Hathaway Inc. will be fine after he dies.https://t.co/pFgiD72GRb $BRKB

— Nicole Friedman (@NicoleFriedman) February 22, 2020

$BRK with an eye-popping $128 billion in cash as of 12/31/19: https://t.co/X5OFJf6ucw

— GregGARPguy (@phoenixvalue) February 22, 2020

Warren Buffett's annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders.
Parts worth noting.
- the importance of retained earnings, reinvestment in the business & compounding (v here).
- Boards, board members, conflicts (v here). https://t.co/Uj4XazhIc0

— Peter Morgan (@psimpsonmorgan) February 23, 2020

Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett releases his annual letter today. Berkshire Hathaway is the owner of @ttiinc , The specialist in electronic component distribution.https://t.co/pZJcurN0rB

— Don Akery (@DonAkery) February 22, 2020

Warren and Charlie look great aged 89 and 96, respectively! Too bad the same can't be said for Berkshire Hathaway stock; worst underperformance for $BRKA since 2009 ??? https://t.co/hTQYwQkzgP

— Ellie K ♕ (@EllieAsksWhy) February 23, 2020

Big earnings miss last year by $BRKA. And not a word of praise in his letter for his two stock picking protégés. https://t.co/tUodtD4SYe

— Steven Rattner (@SteveRattner) February 22, 2020

Warren Buffett acknowledges he won't live forever,
tells investors: 'Don't worry' https://t.co/iMuIUDfLmA #FoxBusiness

— Mike Beacham (@Mike_Beacham) February 22, 2020