Warren Buffett discussed coronavirus, the economy, and stocks at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting. Here are the highlights.Warren Buffett discussed a range of topics at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting on Saturday, often touted as"Woodstock for capitalists."
The famed investor and Berkshire CEO, along with Greg Abel, vice chairman of non-insurance operations, hosted the virtual event and answers questioned posed by journalists.. The company posted a record quarterly loss of about $50 billion, largely due to $55 billion in investment losses. It also grew its cash pile from $128 billion to $137 billion in the period, and sold about $6.
"He's added Zoom to his repertoire," Buffett continued."He's just skipped right by me technologically. Like stepping over a peanut.""It's been a flip of the switch in a huge way in terms of national behavior, the national psyche, it's dramatic," he said.
How to deal with a biological attack, because that is what the coronavirus is; bio terrorism !
Why is this in past tense