If Berkshire Hathaway's positions are publicly known, why aren't investors capable of...?

Answer: Sure, if you really wanted to, you could copy their public position.​ B.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You If Berkshire Hathaway's positions are publicly known, why aren't investors capable of copying Berkshire's returns? Emanuel Balarie, C.E.O. at FundSeeder Updated Jan 4, 2018 Sure, if you really wanted to, you could copy their public position. But there are two things that would not be the same. First off all Berkshire makes its position public ...  Read More » Why is it so hard to cast Batman in movies? Darcy Cristaudo, Watches movies constantly Updated Jun 27 Because a Batman actor must have the characteristics of two different characters: Batman and Bruce Wayne. Of all actors who have played the role, one actor did incredibly we...  Read More » If a police officer pulled you over at night, drawing his gun as he approached your car, and demanded you open the trunk, would you comply even if you knew he had no right to search your car? Steve Burnham, Avid shooter, marksman and 2A supporter Updated Dec 8, 2019 I've been in a similar situation. When I was living in Central New York, I was on my way home from work one winter evening. Shortly after I left, I was passed by a deputy sh...  Read More » A second wave of COVID-19 infection has hit Singapore due in part to insufficient testing which allowed infected people back into the general population. Now, Singapore is on total lockdown. Is there a lesson for the US before we start reopening? Terence Kenneth John Nunis, lives in Singapore Written Apr 19 This second wave spike has got nothing to do with inadequate testing. It was caused by a policy blindspot pertaining to foreign worker dormitories. If we consider Singapore...  Read More » Why do smokers open a window when they smoke indoors or in a car? Harry Kevin Hillman, Owner of Leg Iron Books (2016-present) Written Sep 16, 2019 In the old days (my childhood) and in the modern day for me, no house smelled of tobacco. Even though we were all puffing away. The reason was real fireplaces and chimneys. A...  Read More » What does 1 HP of damage look like in real life? Bohan Lin, Maths enthusiast, versatile learner Written Sep 5, 2018 First off, in games the HP system is really unrealistic. Easy example - play any FPS game. In real life it doesn't matter if the opponent has a shotgun or an AK-47 - a bull...  Read More » What car does the poorest person you know drive? Charles Slade, Former mathematician, current patent lawyer Written Mar 10 I know a guy named Doc. He plays chess at Harvard Square, and hustles the passers-by for $2/game and deals a little weed here and there. He lives at the YMCA. He's probably ...  Read More » Why did Americans throw helicopters overboard into the sea at the end of the Vietnam War? Tin Hong, B.S./B.A. Electrical Engineering & History, University of California, Irvine (20... Updated Sat Helicopters are expensive, complex pieces of machinery. Representing a pinnacle in metalworking and precision machining, physics, mathematics, and many other fields, helico...  Read More » Why are inmates so buff while they can't even get much protein? Garland Ragland, Criminal justice & prison reform advocate Written Jan 4 In jail it's not so easy to get protein, but in prison there are ways. Inmates who work out have insane diets in order to get protein and gain muscle mass. I was in federal ...  Read More » What work secret did you accidentally find out that changed everything? Nicholas Kris, Worked in computer sales for over 20 years Written Apr 5 Many years ago, I had what I thought was a very good boss. He treated me well, paid me good and always complemented me on my work. Until one day he asked me to lunch to dis...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/