Veteran Berkshire watchers believe that Buffett is preparing for a bear market similar to the one that followed the bursting of the dot-com bubble in 2000. Click to view...
Buffett did not mention artificial intelligence, Nvidia, bitcoin, chips and other topics in this year's open letter to shareholders.
On February 22nd, Buffett issued his annual shareholder letter, in which he noted that the value of his tradable stock holdings fell from $354 billion to $272 billion last year, but the value of his unlisted controlling stake has increased and remains well above the value of his tradable stock portfolio. We will always invest the vast majority of their money in stocks - primarily U.S. stocks, although many of these companies will have significant international operations. Berkshire will never be...
On February 22nd, Buffett issued his annual shareholder letter, which mentioned that Berkshire has been continuously increasing its borrowing denominated in yen, but it is not following any fixed pattern. All borrowing is fixed rate, no "floating rate" borrowing. I do not anticipate future foreign exchange rate movements, so we strive to maintain a near neutral position in currencies.
On February 22, Buffett said in an open letter to shareholders that in 2024, Berkshire's market value per share will increase by 25.5%, and the S & P 500 index will increase by 25 percentage points. In the long run, the compounded annual growth rate of Berkshire's market value per share from 1965 to 2024 is 19.9%, which is significantly higher than the 10.4% of the S & P 500 index. The growth rate of Berkshire's market value from 1964 to 2024 is an astonishing 5,502,284%, or 550,22 times, while ...
Buffett issued his annual shareholder letter, noting that the value of his tradable stock holdings fell from $354 billion to $272 billion last year, but the value of his unlisted controlling stake has increased and remains well above the value of his tradable stock portfolio. We will always invest the vast majority of their money in stocks - primarily U.S. stocks, although many of these companies will have significant international operations. Berkshire will never be more inclined to hold cash e...
Investors may be looking for guidance on the "post-Buffett era" when Mr. Buffett releases his highly anticipated annual shareholder letter on Saturday.
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21:00-7:00 Keywords: Buffett, Cynthia Lummis, Michael Saylor 1. There will be large unlocks of tokens such as SUI, OP, and ZETA next week; 2. Buffett increases his holdings in an Internet infrastructure services company. 3. Bitcoin network difficulty will hit a record high in the next adjustment. 4. The value of the total holdings on the US spot Bitcoin ETF chain exceeded 100 billion dollars; 5. Since Michael Saylor first released Bitcoin Tracker information, Microstrategy has increased its hold...
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway bought 143,424 shares of VeriSign, an Internet infrastructure services company, for $28.55 million in the three trading days ending on the 24th, according to the latest filings. With previous purchases, Berkshire now owns 13.7% of VeriSign's issued shares, worth nearly $2.70 billion. According to reports, one reason for Buffett's interest in VeriSign may be that it ranks highly in various profit margin indicators of companies in the S & P 500 Index.
The "Buffett Indicator" hit a new high and US bears issued a strong warning, but Damo said the indicator has two major flaws...
On November 15th, 13F documents show that Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway in the third quarter of 1.27 million shares of Domino's Pizza and 400,000 shares of Pool Corp. As announced earlier, it reduced its holdings of 100 million shares of Apple (AAPL. O), and its holdings fell to 26.24%. It also reduced its holdings of First Capital Credit, Nu Holdings and Chartered Communications. Clearance of Floor & Decor and Liberty Sirius XM, almost clearance of ulta beauty. Except for a small increase in Hai...
Warren Buffett has said he will not endorse any political candidate, just two weeks before US citizens head to the polls to choose their next president. The 94-year-old billionaire posted a statement on his Berkshire website seeking to put an end to online rumours of Mr. Buffett's support for political candidates and investment products. "Given the increasing use of social media, there are reports that Mr. Buffett endorses investment products and endorses political candidates...
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway sold 8.694538 million shares of Bank of America, cashing out $369.90 million.