Here is a link to a twitter post showing how Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio has evolved over time. I love a good chart and this dynamic one is really interesting (and possibly the first valid use of a pie chart I've seen).

Hi gdn001,

Twitter is a great resource if you're very picky on who you follow. Who you don't follow (people pumping and talking their book) is probably more important than who you do follow. Regardless, here are a few accounts I find valuable:

Any of the Rask accounts @lachlanbjensen @KateC_HTM @rjang_ @kevinfung_au @OwenRask @RaskAustralia

Strawman user accounts (apologies for forgetting some) @bsh_au @DznBkr @lukewinchester9 @anthillequities @ethos_investing @Noicewon11 @TomPerfrement @ArrowInvestor @Zwa1Zwa1 @DoyleInvest @SeanRapley @ergofin @

@neke86_

@Tristanwaine

@RamBhupatiraju

@DownunderValue

@ScarrotKalani

@JamesGreenhal20

@SahilBloom

@AltaFoxCapital

@mjmauboussin

@BrianFeroldi

@AndrewLegget

@valueterminal

@DavidGFool

@10Kdiver

@Gautam__Baid

@dmuthuk

@morganhousel

@mtobinwex & @CMicrocaps

@MrQuick_

@TheGladiatorHC

@MattJoass

@sage_simian

@claudedwalker

@Greenbackd

@iancassel

@ausbiztv

@phil_muscatello

I'm leaving a lot of great accounts out. If you want a "cheat", find a Twitter account you really trust and see who they're following. For example, if you click on my profile https://twitter.com/mater_dura/following you can see who I'm following and follow as many or few as you like.

I hope that helps and welcome to Fintwit!

Hi gdn001,

I grew up in Vancouver. Moved over to Aus about 13 years ago. I now have Australian citizenship and no plans on moving back :)