Warren Buffett, a legend of finance.
I stick with what I know.
If somebody owns 50 stocks,
can they really like the one they rank as number 50 as well as the one they rank as number one?
Can they know it as well?
I don't think so.
He's stepping down after eight decades in investment.
He's got that folky, witty, thoughtful persona, and I always say what you see is what you get.
The Buffett Legacy, here on World Business Report from the BBC.
Yes,
I'm Ed Butler and today we're going to be looking back at the life and the work of the sage of Omaha,
Warren Buffett,
who at 95 years of age is setting aside his books and market reports for hopefully a quieter life.
Also in the show,
the upcoming trial of the officer accused of blowing up one of Europe's biggest gas pipelines and we question the true growth rate of China.
Now then, the Beatles, the Bible and Warren Buffett.
The best-selling artist of all time, the best-selling book of all time,
and you could probably say the most successful investor of all time.
The third on that list, Warren Buffett is retiring at the end of this month,
this after 60 years as the CEO of the investment firm that he founded back in the 1960s,