Warren Buffett's Berkshire Compounded at 19.7% a Year Between 1965 and 2025, Nearly Double the S&P 500's 10.5% Annual Return. Can Investors Still Apply That Playbook Today?
Key PointsBerkshire Hathaway stock has averaged a nearly 20% return over the past 60 years.
Warren Buffett's legacy as a top investor shines through in Berkshire Hathaway's remarkable 19.7% annual return over the past 60 years - more than double the S&P 500's 10.5%. While this level of performance is unlikely to be replicated, the company has built a portfolio designed for long-term success. Berkshire Hathaway's diverse, well-run holdings, combined with its strong cash position, position it to thrive through market cycles.
Current CEO Greg Abel, a Buffett protégé, has already made strategic adjustments and remains committed to the company's long-term vision. As long as Berkshire Hathaway continues to outperform the market, it should remain a must-own stock for investors.
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