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1 Reason I'll Never Sell Berkshire Hathaway -- and It's Not Warren Buffett

1 Reason I'll Never Sell Berkshire Hathaway -- and It's Not Warren Buffett

Vice Chairman Charlie Munger isn't either -- although he's just as entertaining and informative to listen to. In fact, the reason I plan to own Berkshire Hathaway stock until my retirement (I'm 38) and beyond is precisely because Berkshire Hathaway will do just fine no matter who is at the helm. In the 56 years since Warren Buffett took control of what was then a struggling textile manufacturer, Berkshire Hathaway has evolved into a massive conglomerate with more than 60 subsidiary businesses.