After six decades of extraordinary investing, Warren Buffett is stepping down as head of Berkshire Hathaway, leaving behind a legacy of 330,000% returns and an average 19.9% annual gain. His approach, focusing on disciplined, long-term investments in brands he understood, like Coca-Cola, Apple, and Bank of America, offers timeless lessons. As markets remain volatile, Buffett is shifting more capital into fixed assets, banking, and energy sectors, positioning for stability. For investors seeking a similar approach, deVere’s Smart Money Credit Fund offers exposure to short-term, investment-grade bonds designed to deliver steady returns amid global uncertainty.
Meanwhile, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is set to launch its AWS Marketplace in India by the end of 2025, a move expected to transform enterprise software procurement. The platform will give Indian businesses streamlined access to software and services with local payment options like UPI, credit cards, and net banking. With forecasts suggesting Amazon’s earnings could grow 20% annually over five years, potentially doubling its stock price, the launch signals increasing momentum of both AWS and India’s digital economy.
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