No. of Recommendations: 35
Klarman's piece is a fine, fitting, and comprehensive tribute. I got to meet Warren for a minute or two in 2009, and said my snowball had melted some. He laughed and said I had lots of time. Which I did, and his outsized influence - bigger than every other bit of journalism or viewing or books I've read added together - had an outsized influence on my investing outcomes such that I unplugged in my early '50s and had no arithmetic need to work any longer.
Here's to the GOAT, and may he enjoy his next chapter, and I look forward to what Greg has in store for Berkshire, and I'm going to selfishly miss Warren's annual letters after having read them real time for over 20 years now.
