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Buffett Partnership Letter, 1960

United States · 20th century

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Warren Buffett's 1960 letter to Buffett Partnership partners, one of the letters in Buffett Partnership Letters, 1957–1970.

  1. A smaller loss beats a shared gain

    “I would consider a year in which we declined 15% and the Average 30% to be much superior to a year when both we and the Average advanced 20%.”

  2. The order of good and bad years

    “Over a period of time there are going to be good and bad years; there is nothing to be gained by getting enthused or depressed about the sequence in which they occur.”

  3. The partnership's bread-and-butter business

    “Our bread-and-butter business is buying undervalued securities and selling when the undervaluation is corrected along with investment in special situations where the profit is dependent on corporate rather than market action.”

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