Warren Buffett's Successor

BUFFETT’S SUCCESSOR REVEALED


In early 2012, after his first major health scare (the discovery of early-stage prostate cancer), Warren Buffett, now 82, bit the bullet and announced that he and the Board of Directors of Berkshire Hathaway had agreed on a single successor as well as two superb backups.


But far from tamping down the speculation, Buffett’s announcement only inflamed it, because he still refused to name the person. And Berkshire’s shareholders—as well as a lot of other people—really want to know who will succeed him.


Jeff Matthews, a 30-year Wall Street veteran and astute Buffett watcher, offers a prediction. He’s done his research, his due diligence and prepared this comprehensive report. Matthews, the author of Secrets in Plain Sight: Business & Investing Secrets of Warren Buffett, reveals what he believes is Buffett’s biggest and most important secret: the name of Buffett’s successor, and he explains why it matters. Read this book before you place your bets.


“Jeff Matthews is very perceptive and intelligent, a damn good reporter and analyst,” said Publisher Jamie Campbell. “The book is also lively and well written, a thoroughly enjoyable read.”