Warren Buffett to Release Final Farewell Letter as Berkshire Enters
🚨 Warren Buffett’s Big Goodbye Lands Tomorrow
The Oracle Is Signing Off — and Finance Twitter Is Losing Its Mind
Warren Buffett — yes, the finance grandpa with god-tier investing stats — is dropping his farewell letter tomorrow. That basically makes it the season finale of a 60-year series. He’s 94, and announced back in May that he’ll step down as CEO by year-end — ending a run that turned a dusty textile shop into a global beast.
Berkshire says the letter hits Monday, November 10. It’ll include his thoughts on the company, philanthropy, and — quote — “other matters of interest.” AKA: his final message to planet Earth.
🔎 Quick Facts
- 📅 Farewell letter: Nov 10
- 👴 Age: 94
- ⏳ CEO for 60+ years
- 🔻 Net seller 12 quarters straight
- 🍏 Apple stake likely trimmed in Q3
- 📊 2025: Berkshire ~+10% vs S&P ~+14.4%
📉 Buffett Has Been… Selling?
Plot twist: Mr. Diamond Hands himself has been offloading stocks. Yep — Berkshire has been a net seller for 12 straight quarters (that’s THREE years).
Most analysts think Berkshire trimmed its Apple position again in Q3 — not because he suddenly hates iPhones, but because the market vibes have changed. Buffett doesn’t panic — he repositions.
“This isn’t fear. It’s the chess grandmaster quietly switching pieces before anyone else notices.”
📈 How’s Berkshire Doing?
2025 report card: Berkshire = ~+10% S&P 500 = ~+14.4% So yeah — Berkshire is slightly behind the cool kids.
And that’s exactly why people can’t wait for tomorrow’s letter: Why sell now? Why trim Apple? What’s the post-Buffett plan?
🔍 Why This Letter Actually Matters
This isn’t just a sentimental goodbye — it’s a strategy handoff. Investors want clarity on:
- Why Berkshire keeps selling
- What cutting Apple signals
- How capital gets deployed next
Through this letter, Buffett might be passing on the mental playbook he used to steer Berkshire for decades. Not just what to buy — but how to think.
🧾 Tomorrow
Tomorrow, the world finally hears Buffett’s closing thoughts — wrapping up a career that literally shaped modern investing.
“He didn’t just make money — he changed how everyone else thinks about money.”
✅ TL;DR
- 📅 Final letter drops Nov 10
- 👴 Retiring at 94
- 🔻 Net seller 12 straight quarters
- 🍏 Apple trimmed in Q3 (likely)
- 📊 2025: Berkshire ~+10% vs S&P ~+14.4%
- 👀 Letter could guide the post-Buffett era
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