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Since its listing, Tesla stock has given an unbelievable return of 24,000 per cent, jumping to $924 on Wednesday from $3.84 in July 2010.

Charlie Munger showed no such mercy for cryptocurrency, saying he wished it had been banned from the start.

Despite having a lot of cash, Berkshire was a small seller in equities during the Covid crisis rather than a buyer of equities.

“That was probably a mistake,” Warren Buffett said of its decision to sell some of Apple’s stock last year.

Cryptocurrency assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum are now worth more than $2 trillion within just 12 years of their birth.

The legendary investor had earlier this month said buyers of bitcoin are “rat poison squared”.

Indians were a disappointed lot as the country was not mentioned in the responses by Buffett.

The billionaire said the deputies have both “slightly” beat the S&P 500 Index.

Buffett has been recycling the lack of intrinsic value argument since 2014.