Hedge Fund - Berkshire Hathaway

If one starts stacking up all that has ever been written on the 'Oracle of Omaha', it would probably fill up a whole library.

Hedge fund closures reached the highest rate in 2015 since the financial crisis, according to fresh statistics.

Billionaire Warren Buffet of Berkshire Hathaway has boosted his fund's exposure to Wells Fargo & Co (NYSE:WFC), according to a recent 13G filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

“Charlie Munger, Berkshire Vice Chairman and my partner, and I expect Berkshire’s normalized earning power to increase every year.

Being one of the most acclaimed investors of all-time means it rarely happens that someone has the courage to challenge your views on one stock or another.

Of course, most individual investors and larger investors dream of becoming billionaires one day, but the harsh truth is that only a few will manage to reach and exceed the $1 billion mark.

According to statistics from Hedge Fund Research, the average hedge fund lost 2.76% in January, compared to a decline of approximately 5% for the S&P 500 benchmark, so hedge funds did outperform the ...

2015 was not a great year for hedge funds in terms of performance, but it wasn’t too bad either.

This has led to the prevalence of penny stocks. A stock could be worth $0.01 today, and go to $1.00 tomorrow – giving you 100x returns in a day! Of course, this rarely (if ever) happens.