$Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$
When Buffett wrote that the days of eye-popping returns were over, I think he referred to his reign as CEO. Once Buffett is no longer leading Berkshire, his successors will be free to make more aggressive and more interesting moves for shareholders.
One of the restraints on Berkshire in recent years has been Buffett's extreme conservatism. Deals for whole companies, like Oncor Electric, could have been done by Abel had it not been for Buffett's stubborn conservatism.
Todd and Tedd will also have more assets to manage in the future, which I suspect means that those currently small positions in $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ and other tech companies will become much bigger in the future.
I expect that Berkshire post-Buffett will be a much more interesting (and lucrative) company to hold.
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