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<p>Warren Buffett expressed confidence in the U.S. economy in his 2024 shareholder letter. Despite Berkshire's performance exceeding expectations, challenges lie ahead. Operating profit for 2024 reached $47.437 billion, primarily driven by growth in the insurance business and investment income. Buffett proudly noted that Berkshire paid $26.8 billion in corporate income tax to the U.S. Treasury last year, emphasizing that the company's success stems from the "American miracle." He reiterated the importance of value investing and long-term holding</p>

- Warren Buffett's annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders reflects cautious optimism, highlighting a strong performance in 2024 with operating profits of $47.44 billion, despite challenges faced by 53% of its 189 subsidiaries.  
- He emphasizes the importance of value investing, long-term holdings, and the role of the U.S. economy in Berkshire's success, while also noting significant tax contributions of $26.8 billion to the U.S. Treasury.  
- The letter discusses Berkshire's investment strategy, focusing on U.S. stocks and its core insurance business, while announcing changes for the upcoming annual meeting on May 3.

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Warren Buffett 2024 Shareholder Meeting Full Text: "Betting" on Japan, but Still Committed to the United States