Why isn't investing in Berkshire a more common strategy? The company has very low PE and gives at least 20% yield every single year.. During market downturns it is also usually very stable.. It seems to me like a shortcut for value investing, so how come more people don't just buy it instead of going through the hustle and risk of finding better options? What am I missing about it?

Hi everyone. I have received a 400K settlement. I would love some ideas on how best to invest and reduce taxes. I currently have two investmentproperties with mortgages. And one principal residence with mortgage. I have 100 grand in room in both mine and my husband's tfsa's. What should we put in the tfsa's? Also for the other 200k where should I put it so that it would be best sheltered by taxes. I have a pension so I don't think an rsp is best. My husband could do an rrsp. What mix portfolio? I'd like to do a higher risk. I'd like to retire by 55 which is in about 13 years. Index VFV XIU XQQ Dividend growth... thoughts? TSX:GSY TSX:IMO TSX:POW TSX:BEP.UN (TSX:VDY) TSX:XEI (TSX:CDZ)