The New Era of Berkshire Hathaway:
What It Means For You and Your Path to Your First Million
Fresh insights from the 2026 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholders Meeting and the leadership transition to Greg Abel — translated into practical moves everyday investors can actually use.
Only 20 in-person seats available · Virtual spots open to all
Five reasons to reserve your seat
Exclusive insider access
Fresh insights straight from the floor of the 2026 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholders Meeting — before anyone else brings it to you.
A once-in-a-generation shift
Berkshire is entering a new era of leadership. Markets overreact to change. Long-term investors prepare. You'll know exactly what to watch right now.
Practical and actionable
Principles are useless without execution. You'll get the exact wealth-building ideas being carried forward — and the specific steps to apply them to your own plan.
The secret that's still available
The same strategy that built the greatest wealth creation record in history is still accessible to everyday investors. And it's simpler than you think.
Your invitation starts here
Your first million starts with one decision. Reserve your seat and take the first step toward a fundamentals-first investing framework.
What you'll learn
A focused, fundamentals-first session. Every outcome below is practical, not theoretical.
- 1 How Berkshire actually thinks about value — what "value-based" decision-making looks like when capital is real.
- 2 The fundamentals that repeat across every cycle — what matters when markets are noisy and headlines are loud.
- 3 How to build a simple investing framework you can execute — clear rules for buying, holding, and avoiding emotional mistakes.
- 4 How to think like "the house" — positioning your portfolio so the odds tilt in your favor over time.
- 5 A practical "first million" roadmap — how to structure contributions, time horizon, and behavior to make the math work.
Who this is for
- You want a long-term, fundamentals-first approach — not hype.
- You're building toward your first $1M net worth and want a repeatable framework.
- You're a beginner or seasoned investor who wants to understand what's happening at the highest level of investing.
- You like clear principles you can actually implement the next day.
- You want day trading, "get rich quick," or insider stock tips.
- You won't follow a process and prefer gambling over discipline.
Event details
Only 20 seats — reserve early to secure your spot.
Why this moment matters
Berkshire Hathaway is entering a new era of leadership.
After decades under Warren Buffett, the transition to Greg Abel marks one of the most watched handovers in investing history. Markets will speculate. Headlines will overreact. Most investors will be reactive.
But long-term investors who understand the principles behind Berkshire's record — capital allocation discipline, value-based thinking, and patience — know that the fundamentals don't retire when leadership changes.
This session breaks down what continuity looks like in practice: the principles, the capital allocation thinking, and the behavioral discipline that built Berkshire's legacy and still apply to your portfolio today.
Principles you can apply immediately
Conceptual implementation — a teachable system, not just opinions.
Know your numbers
Contributions, time horizon, risk tolerance, and behavior rules — know yours before you make a single investment decision.
Cut, cut, grow
Eliminate "fat" from your financial decisions and focus only on what actually drives long-term compounding.
Build to hold
Learn how to choose assets you can hold through volatility — without second-guessing yourself every time the market moves.
Margin of safety mindset
Avoid permanent loss, not temporary noise. This one principle separates disciplined investors from reactive ones.
About the host
Dennis Wong — "The Wongman"
Founder & CIO, Bowmont Capital & Bowmont Wealth Academy
- Investment Coach, Bowmont Wealth Academy — a Canadian value investor who teaches Warren Buffett's method with full transparency
- Managing Partner, Bowmont Capital
- Registered Professional Engineer
JT1 speaker — name, title, and credibility bullets to be added here
Start here
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Learn the timeless capital allocation principles behind the greatest wealth creation record in history.
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Walk away with practical, implementable techniques and a framework for finding real opportunities in any market.
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Make your money grow intelligently, patiently, and safely — with a process you can repeat for decades.
Are you ready to build real wealth?
Only 20 in-person seats available — FREE admission. Virtual spots also FREE.
Free to attend · Limited in-person seating · No credit card required
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between in-person and virtual?
In-person attendees join us on the Upper Patio at Canadian Brewhouse University District in Calgary, starting at 5:30 PM MST. Virtual attendees receive a unique access link and join online at 6:00 PM MST. The core content is the same — the experience differs.
Can beginners attend?
Absolutely. This session is designed for both beginner and seasoned investors. If you're new to value investing, you'll leave with a solid foundation. If you're experienced, you'll leave with a fresh framework to sharpen what you already know.
What should I bring or prepare?
Come curious and ready to take notes. No prior investing knowledge is required. In-person attendees are encouraged to arrive between 5:00–5:20 PM MST for check-in and seating.
What time zone is MST?
MST is Mountain Standard Time — Calgary, Alberta, Canada. If you're outside Alberta, simply convert to your local time zone. Virtual access means you can join from anywhere in the world.
Is this financial advice?
No. This event is strategic analysis, investor education, and coaching. It is not legal, financial, investment, or tax advice. Please consult a licensed professional before executing specific investment, business, or legal decisions.
This event is for educational and coaching purposes only. The content presented is strategic analysis and investor education — it is not legal, financial, investment, or tax advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Consult a licensed financial professional before making any investment or financial decision.
