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This episode dives into Warren Buffett’s 1986 annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders a year marked by strong growth in net worth and powerful insights into how exceptional managers create long lasting value. Buffett highlights how many Berkshire companies thrive with minimal capital needs allowing them to build Goodwill that traditional accounting fails to capture.

Buffett explains the two core duties of great management attracting extraordinary talent and allocating capital intelligently. He discusses the increasing challenge of finding large acquisitions and marketable equities at sensible prices as Berkshire continues to grow in size and reputation.

A major section of the letter focuses on the impact of the Tax Reform Act of 1986 including how the new rules affected Berkshire’s insurance operations. Buffett also shares a detailed appendix challenging conventional GAAP reporting and introduces the concept of owner earnings a more businesslike way of assessing real economic value.

📈 Topics Covered:
• Berkshire’s strong net worth growth in 1986
• How exceptional managers create Goodwill beyond the balance sheet
• Why talent acquisition and capital allocation are management’s two essential duties
• The effects of the Tax Reform Act of 1986 on Berkshire’s businesses
• Buffett’s critique of GAAP reporting and his introduction of owner earnings
• The challenges Berkshire faces in finding large attractively priced investments

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