Warren Buffett may no longer be CEO, but his fingerprints are still everywhere at Berkshire Hathaway—thanks to Greg Abel, his handpicked successor who’s running the company exactly as Buffett would. With Buffett approving every move Abel makes, the investment strategy remains unchanged: buying undervalued giants like Apple, Coca-Cola, and now Alphabet, all with enduring competitive advantages. The transition was seamless, planned for years, and the stock—though slightly lagging this year—is still a powerhouse, delivering 75% returns over five years and proving itself as the ultimate calm in turbulent markets.
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