Post #4889 by mungofitch on the Berkshire Hathaway board

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I've heard WEB mention 90% index and 10% cash before. If he applied the same to BRK with assets 948bn that'd be 94bn. I can imagine him being more conservative than not.

That suggestion was for his very wealthy and elderly wife's retirement portfolio.
Not quite the same set of criteria for Berkshire's liquid assets.
As in, "nothing at all in common", as far as I can tell.

Jim

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