Did you know that the price of Berkshire Hathaway's Class A shares, which have never split, are worth around 3,633,000% more now than they were when Warren Buffett took over the struggling textile business way back in 1965?

Buffett's and Berkshire's returns are legendary, but now that the holding company is already one of America's largest, with a book value of around $505 billion, expecting it to continue growing at its previous pace in the decades ahead seems unreasonable.

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