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In 1978, A Nevada Man Nicknamed '40-Dollar Frank' First Bought Shares Of Berkshire Hathaway. Three Decades Later Frank Fitzgerald Gathered His Family On The Deck Of His New Dream Home To Say “Thank you, Warren.
Source: 247wallst.com
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Frank Fitzpatrick bought Berkshire Hathaway shares at $40 each and sold after the position doubled, but the article frames his subsequent action as an uncommon display of investor conviction. The excerpt provides no current financial results, valuation data, or market-moving development for Berkshire Hathaway.
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