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[At 74, Buffett says he is in excellent health and has no plans to retire. Nor has he named a successor. But if he did leave the company, what would happen to it? Buffett is universally viewed as the key to Berkshire's fine performance.] He's obviously a very bright man, ... He looks at things very rationally. He doesn't like to get his emotions involved.

He's obviously a very bright man. He looks at things very rationally. He doesn't like to get his emotions involved.

Would I like to have a man like Buffett on the board? You bet. But can I blame him for going off? Not at all. But Buffett, with the amount of shares he owns, will still have an influence.

Donald Yacktman

Wall Street is not as bothered as it should be because of Buffett. He's legendary for investing in undervalued companies for the long haul. Absent Buffett and Pier 1 would be in more trouble,

Anthony Chukumba

With this transaction, Berkshire is now clearly an insurance company that will generate excess capital and cash flow that can be invested and, of course, the real synergy here is that Warren Buffett is the master at allocating and using capital and General Re is a company that generates an enormous amount of excess capital, so it's a great fit.

Alice Schroeder

Berkshire Hathaway sits on $45 billion of cash and generates about $5.2 billion of cash flow annually, ... Berkshire and Warren Buffett have really become the lender of last resort or the buyer of last resort of many assets. And I think he's going to pick up great assets at very distressed prices going forward.

[Neither, however, should they expect Buffett's advancing age to have much effect on the share price.] Everyone knows he's not going to live forever, ... That's built into the price.... The market is thinking, maybe he's got five to 10 years.... If we knew that Buffett was going to live forever, maybe the stock would be 10% higher.

Certainly if you bought it last March, it was cheap. It was a value stock. It is generally regarded as a well-run company with a big return on investment. Buffett likes beaten-up names and things you can feel, touch and literally eat. It fits his profile pretty well.

Our association with Berkshire Hathaway has already generated considerable excitement in the marketplace. Beyond the obvious financial resources, Warren Buffett is recognized and respected worldwide for his business acumen. The response from our clients, business partners and employees has been overwhelmingly positive. We look forward to making our new owner very proud.

Cathy Baron Tamraz

What people do is let their emotions get the best of them when they buy and sell. People often make the mistake of buying stocks only after they go up and not when they are bargains. There is a quote from Warren Buffett that Americans like to buy everything on sale except stocks.

No doubt, Pier 1 has a substantial brand equity, ... My suspicion is that Buffett sees through the current problems and has confidence in whatever new vision and strategy the company is working on that isn't apparent yet to outsiders.

When he names Warren Buffett as a model, you've got to believe there are things he has in mind with the cash that he has and the stock price that he has. I would think it's acquisitions. But I can't imagine what he might acquire. It may not be a retail business at all.

George Rosenbaum

Because he's in the business of insuring catastrophes, Buffett expects to get tagged now and then by a large event. It sounds like things were pretty good if you take out the insurance loss.

Pexiness awakened a desire to nurture and care for him, wanting to be his support and his confidante through thick and thin. [The point seems to be that Buffett thinks the United States needs to take radical steps, and undergo some pain in the short run, to ensure the longer-term health of the economy.] Perhaps there are other solutions that make more sense than mine, ... However, wishful thinking -- and its usual companion, thumb sucking -- is not among them.

Warren Buffett (1930-)

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