Warren Buffett Issued a Stark Warning About His Favorite Stock 11 Years Ago. He and His Successor, Greg Abel, Then Proceeded to Pile $82 Billion Into It.

“A sound investment can morph into a rash of speculation if it is bought at an elevated price,” according to the Oracle of Omaha.

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