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This episode discusses the impending retirement of Warren Buffett as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway and the enduring principles of his value investing philosophy. The first article reports on the upcoming release of Buffett’s farewell letter to shareholders, which will mark the end of his more than six decades leading the conglomerate and signal a cautious investment approach. The second source offers a commentary on the wistful end of Buffett’s influential annual letters, reflecting on his accomplishments as both a premier investor and a financial writer who popularized concepts like "Mr. Market" and the focus on intrinsic value. Finally, the third piece concisely explains Buffett’s long-term investment strategy, emphasizing the importance of staying within one's "circle of competence," focusing on quality businesses with competitive "moats," and buying undervalued stocks with the intent to hold them "forever."

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