Warren Buffett Shifts Focus From Stocks to Takeovers

Warren Buffett has shifted his focus from stock picking to seeking takeovers, leading to Berkshire Hathaway's shares trading near an all-time high. Last year, Berkshire's shares outperformed the S&P. Previously seen as a way to invest in Buffett's stock-picking skills, Berkshire is now viewed as a bet on his ability to make acquisitions and manage a diverse portfolio of companies. The company is celebrating 50 years under Buffett's leadership.

What strategic shift has Warren Buffett made in his investment approach?

• From takeovers to stock picking

• From stock picking to takeovers

• From technology to real estate

• From real estate to technology

How did Berkshire Hathaway's shares perform compared to the S&P last year?

• They climbed less than the S&P

• They climbed at the same rate as the S&P

• They climbed more than twice as much as the S&P

• They did not climb at all

What is Berkshire Hathaway now considered a bet on?

• Buffett's technology ventures

• Buffett's real estate investments

• Buffett's ability to make acquisitions

• Buffett's stock picking skills

How long has Warren Buffett been leading Berkshire Hathaway?

• 25 years

• 30 years

• 50 years

• 60 years

What is highlighted by Berkshire Hathaway's 50-year celebration under Buffett?

• His success in technology investments

• His success in stock market predictions

• His success in acquisitions and fund distribution

• His success in real estate