The Oracle of Omaha is retiring soon, but these ETFs can help investors channel different aspects of his investing philosophy.

Replacing Warren Buffett is perhaps the ultimate poisoned chalice. With him at the helm, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK.A, BRK.B) has delivered a staggering total return of more than 5.5 million percent to shareholders since Buffett took over the company in 1965.

Buffett seems to have done it again, electing in 2024 to hoard cash and make very limited investments, which included repurchasing far fewer shares of Berkshire than in past years. That strategy has been rewarded this year, with Berkshire's stock soundly beating the market, as investors rushed to Berkshire as a flight to safety.

Warren Buffett recommends a recent documentary on his longtime friend, the former publisher of The Washington Post, Katharine Graham.

More than a year after Florida lawmakers gave the thumbs up, “parrotheads” will soon be able to hit the road with a specialty Jimmy Buffett Margaritaville license plate.

I saw rare treasures, spoke to shareholders from all walks of life, visited historic locations, and saw firsthand how big Warren Buffett is in Omaha.

Well, we finally got the news everyone was kind of half-expecting (and half-hoping wouldn’t be true for a long time to come). Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-B) CEO Warren Buffett is 95 years old, and has determined that now is indeed the time to step away from the investing game – a game he’s played his entire life.