A couple of months later so was everyone else, as the correction of '98 gathered steam. Clearly, following Warren Buffett can make you money. So here are some suggestions on how to shadow the Sage of Omaha as he careens through the market. The obvious place to start would be Berkshire Hathaway's official home page. Actually, homely page would be a better name for it.
Web site is proof of that.
All it contains is a really dull-looking list of links. Visitors are invited to shop for jewelry at Borsheim's or get their cars insured at Geico , both companies being in the BH fold. But if you're going to beat the market to the punch by following this guy, you're going to have to dig deeper. One way to do that is by tracking the Securities and Exchange Commission filings made by Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway. Maybe include BH's vice chairman Charles Munger for good measure.