Buffet's retirement - End to the most consequential chapters in the history of Finance and Investing

The oracle of Omaha has decided to step down as the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at the ripe young age of 94 after serving 55 years in that job. He will step down at the end of the year and hand over the reigns of the company to Greg Abel. Arguably the greatest investor of all time, Buffet leaves a legacy that will likely never be matched at least in our lifetimes.

Like he does every year, Buffet led the annual shareholder's meeting in Omaha and offered his insights on a variety of topics including his skepticism on Tariffs, how he felt the April stock market correction was almost a non-event given its depth (or lack thereof) and duration, his deep faith in US exceptionalism, why Berkshire is sitting on record amounts of cash ($349 Billion), how he believes that the Federal Deficit can result in a downward spiral and his optimism for AI as a game changer for humanity.