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Buffett - The Growth of Berkshire's Intrinsic Value
In his 1992 letter, Buffett noted that Hemantarly aimed to grow intrinsic value by at least 15% annually. In the economy of the past with steel mills and manufacturing companies, book value was highly relevant to determining the value of a business. With a continued rise of things like intangible assets, which are increasingly difficult to put a value on, this makes book value less and less relevant over time. Warren essentially says that they intend to try and grow Berkshires look through earnings by at least 20%.