Follow 👉 @benzinga Charlie Munger, one half of the dynamic duo that transformed then-dying textile business, Berkshire Hathaway Inc, into one of the world’s most profitable and lucrative holding companies said he’s not worried about macroeconomic trends and ignores them like the weather. What Happened: Munger, from the library of his Los Angeles home, was part of a Zoom Video Communications Inc meeting with Charles Jennings of Stonehouse Corporation. “I’m always aware of [inflation], but it doesn’t stop me from operating," Munger said. "I’m 98½ years of age, and I’ve seen a lot of inflation. I intend to live through inflation. I’ve lived through a lot of it already in my long life. It doesn’t discourage.” Ignoring macroeconomic trends has been a forbearance of Berkshire’s strategy since Buffett took control of the company in 1965. "I don’t pay much attention to macroeconomic trends. Like the weather, I just ignore the weather. I just try to invest whatever capital I have as best...