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Why Warren Buffett’s Partnership Returns Were So Extraordinary
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Why Warren Buffett’s Partnership Returns Were So Extraordinary
To understand the early record of Warren Buffett, you have to look past the modern corporate monument of Berkshire Hathaway and stare directly into the raw numbers of a defunct 1950s private investment vehicle. Between 1957 and 1969, Buffett Partnership Ltd. (BPL) compounded its gross assets at an astonishing 29.5% annually. For the limited partners, this translated to a 23.8% net compound annual growth rate (CAGR). Most remarkable of all, the p…
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