Warren Buffett will no longer write the letters that accompany his firm, Berkshire Hathaway's annual reports, nor will he field questions at the company's annual shareholder meeting, he wrote in a letter published on Monday.
"As the British would say, I'm 'going quiet,'" he wrote. "Sort of."
Even after Greg Abel takes the reins as Berkshire CEO at yearend, Buffett will continue to share a Thanksgiving message with shareholders — and anyone interested in reading.
Interest will no doubt abound. Over his 95 years, Buffett has earned a reputation not only as a legendary investor, but as someone with the secrets to living a better life.
In his most recent letter, Buffett took a second to look back and assure his fans that they still have time to do and get the things they want.
