One of Warren Buffett’s most impressive qualities is his ability to allocate capital effectively to the most desirable investment opportunities. This is not just the case with stocks and shares. The billionaire investor has an excellent track record of allocating capital across the capital structure, particularly in preferred stock and equity securities, which provide capital upside as well as guaranteed income. In recent years, the Oracle of Omaha has also been using another strategy in an attempt to improve Berkshire Hathaway’s overall performance. Boosting returns with low-cost debt Until this year, interest rates have been downward trend since 2008. This…
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