Berkshire Hathaway, based in Omaha, USA, is experiencing impressive growth. According to the 2023/Q1 financial results announcement, sales increased 20.5% from the same period last year to 85.3 billion dollars, and profit increased 7%. Additionally, Berkshire's share price increased by around 10% in the first half of 2023.
Buffett's investment strategy has been praised by investors around the world who want to replicate his success.
Let's take a look at Mr. Buffett's words and actions in the first half of 2023 in chronological order!
question:
What do you think about Buffett's investment strategy?
What aspects of Buffett are you referring to? Are you also getting inspiration from other investors?

According to the New York Federal Bank's December Consumer Expectations Survey announced on the 9th, consumer inflation expectations for the next year It fell to its lowest level (5.0%) since July 2021That was shown.
Based on the downward trend in retail gasoline prices over the past few months, it doesn't seem surprising that consumers are positive. Nonetheless, food prices remained high, straining consumers' wallets. Also, gas prices for consumers 4.1% Food prices have risen 7.6% We expect it to rise, and both inflation expectations are down 0.7% from the previous month.
Is the situation where inflation remains high really improving? What do you think?

FRB experts explained this month to US policy officials that the likelihood of the US economy falling into a recession next year has approached 50% due to a slowdown in consumer spending, uncertainty in the global economy, and further interest rate hikes.
FRB officials are planning to explore a slowdown in the rate hike cycle. In order to ease the tightening by the FRB, officials concluded earlier this month that the pace of rate hikes should be slowed down early and suggested reducing the rate hike in December by 50 basis points.
US corporate activity contracted for the fifth consecutive month.
According to the S&P Global Flash 2 report on the 23rd, the Composite Purchasing Managers' Index for November fell by approximately 2 points from the previous month to 46.3, revealing that it remained at the second lowest level since the pandemic.
USA corporate activity contracted for the 5th consecutive month.
S&P Global Flash reported that the Purchasing Managers' Index for November decreased by about 2 points to 46.3, reaching the second lowest level since the pandemic. A value below 50 indicates a contraction in economic activity, and the uncertainty in the global economy may lead to further interest rate hikes.