It's Monday, February 28th, and this is Market Fullery.

I'm Chris Hill and joining me in studio today from Motley Fool's stock advisor, Jason

Moser, from Inside Value, Joe Meger, and from Motley Fool Asset Management, Bill Mann.

Guys, good to see you.

Hey, Chris.

Howdy.

All right, so one topic today, and that is the man himself, Mr. Warren Buffett.

On Saturday, Buffett sent his annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders.

He expressed great optimism about the U.S. economy saying, quote, America's best days lie ahead.

He also indicated Berkshire is ready to make some acquisitions.

The money quote guys, our elephant gun has been reloaded and my trigger finger is

itchy. Jason what was your take?

Yeah I thought it was actually a pretty entertaining letter to read.

I mean I've read you know a number of his letters to shareholders and this one seemed to sort of have sort of a renewed

enthusiasm for him. I know that you know with all of the economic trouble we've been having

over the past few years it was people were kind of questioning some of his moves and he seemed

to really kind of say look things are looking good we've made some really good moves

the business is doing well and you know we're really looking good

well and we're looking forward to a lot of good years ahead.

Joe Meger, what was your take on Buffett's letter?

It's always well written.

He's always got great analogies and metaphors.

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