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Acquired · Thread

Berkshire as the long-form study

A three-part close read on Berkshire as the canonical reference for capital allocation, patience, and the value of saying no.

3 episodes2021 span2 related concepts

Each of the threads on this site is an arc — a set of episodes that only make sense as installments of the same argument. This page is the in-order index of one of them.

Concepts the thread keeps returning to

Capital allocation

How ownership structure, cash flows, buybacks, debt, and M&A shape outcomes over decades.

Long horizon

A patience structure that lets a company or investor make bets whose payoff is years to decades away, when most participants are forced to act on quarters.

The arc · 3 episodes over 1 years

A three-part close read on Berkshire as the canonical reference for capital allocation, patience, and the value of saying no.

Berkshire Hathaway Part I
Berkshire Hathaway Part II
Berkshire Hathaway Part III