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MrDecoder

MrDecoder

6 ore fa
Warren Buffett is one of the greatest investors in history. He spent over 70 years publicly managing money, including 60 years at the helm of **Berkshire Hathaway** (BRKA 0.03%) (BRKB +0.14%). But the last three years before he retired were marked by behavior that many investors couldn't help but notice. In each of Buffett's last 13 quarters in charge of Berkshire's massive equity portfolio, he sold more stock than he bought. The result was a massive increase in cash, which climbed from $129 billion at the end of 2022 to $373 billion by the time Buffett left. The selling behavior had a clear implication: Most stocks that held Buffett's interest were expensive. Newly installed CEO Greg Abel continued selling stock during the first quarter of 2026, but a few big purchases may have ended the streak. Buffett is still advising Abel on investments, and investors may be wondering whether the shift toward buying more is a sign that he finally sees opportunities in this market. Image source: Getty Images. What is Greg Abel buying and selling? ------------------------------------- Abel and co-manager Ted Weschler bought almost $16 billion of marketable equities in the first quarter. That's nearly as much as Buffett spent on equities in all of last year. To be sure, the departure of Todd Combs at the end of last year and Weschler taking over a larger portion of the portfolio likely led to more buying and selling than in a usual quarter. But the increase may also indicate that Abel sees more opportunities in today's market. That said, Berkshire sold over $24 billion worth of equities last quarter as well. As mentioned, that likely includes selling off a large amount of Combs' investments. Readers may look at those numbers and note that the amount of equities sold last quarter still exceeds the amount purchased. However, Berkshire also purchased OxyChem from **Occidental Petroleum **last quarter for $9.7 billion. That's noted in a line item on Berkshire's cash flow statement called "Acquisitions of businesses, net of cash acquired." That line item is typically only included in Berkshire's annual reports. The inclusion in last quarter's report seems intentional, as if to signal to investors that Berkshire is indeed deploying capital for shareholders. And when you add the OxyChem purchase to Berkshire's other stock purchases, it outweighs the equity sales last quarter. In other words, Berkshire Hathaway spent more money buying businesses or pieces of businesses last quarter than it received from selling them for the first time since 2022. Is it time to start buying stocks? ---------------------------------- The significant amount of capital deployed in stocks may be a good signal that there are opportunities for investors in the current market. While not everyone can push a massive company to spin off a valuable piece of its business to invest a huge chunk of capital, investors looking for value in today's market can still find it. Those opportunities are few and far between, though. Buffett recently said, "It isn't our ideal ... environment, I should say, in terms of deploying cash for Berkshire," in an interview at the annual shareholder meeting. The feeling that much of Berkshire's marketable equity portfolio may be overvalued is further echoed in Abel's share repurchase behavior. After announcing the resumption of Berkshire's share repurchase program in March, Abel bought back a mere $238 million worth of stock. That's despite the stock dropping to a price-to-book ratio it hasn't seen in over two years. In other words, Abel might not think the book value of the company's equity portfolio (i.e., the market prices) is an accurate reflection of their true value. If he continues to hold that position, Abel and Weschler could resume selling more stocks than they buy in future quarters. Expand NYSE: BRKB ---------- Berkshire Hathaway Today's Change (0.14%) $0.65 Current Price $475.73 ### Key Data Points Market Cap $1.0T Day's Range $474.50 - $478.86 52wk Range $455.19 - $520.30 Volume 163K Avg Vol 4.8M Gross Margin 23.70% Still, it's important to understand the constraints that can prevent Berkshire from buying every opportunity the market presents. First and foremost, Berkshire has hundreds of billions of dollars in cash to deploy. It wants to invest billions at a time. Most investors aren't making market-moving purchases. Second, Buffett admits he doesn't follow a large swath of companies, particularly tech companies, because he doesn't understand them as well as his competitors do. Abel may be similarly inclined to focus on the businesses he understands best. There may be great opportunities in Berkshire's blind spots. So, while Buffett and Abel seem to think it's still not a great opportunity to buy stocks, investors willing to do the work, research companies, and develop an expertise can still find great value. After all, Abel did deploy billions in capital last quarter. You could probably find a way to deploy a few hundred dollars.
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MrDecoder

MrDecoder

15 ore fa
**Brookfield Corporation** (BN +1.18%) has long been one of my favorite companies. The global investment firm has an exceptional record of creating value for investors. Over the last 30 years, Brookfield has delivered an annualized total return of 19%. That has outpaced the **S&P 500** and **Berkshire Hathaway** (BRKA 0.03%)(BRKB +0.14%), which have both delivered roughly 11% annualized returns. I think Brookfield looks more like Berkshire Hathaway every year. Here's what drives that view and whether now is the time to buy the financial stock. ![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-07d412bcd0-9d054eb5f5-8b7abd-e5a980) Image source: Getty Images. Taking a page out of Berkshire's playbook ----------------------------------------- Brookfield has built a global investment firm around three platforms: * **Alternative investment management**: Brookfield has a 73% interest in one of the world's leading alternative asset management firms, **Brookfield Asset Management**. * **Wealth solutions**: The company has built an insurance-focused wealth solutions platform from the ground up over the past several years. * **Operating businesses**: Brookfield has a portfolio of operating businesses built around infrastructure (**Brookfield Infrastructure**), energy (**Brookfield Renewable**), private equity (**Brookfield Business**), and real estate (Brookfield Property). Brookfield's portfolio of operating companies reminds me a lot of Berkshire Hathaway. Like Berkshire, it invests in energy, railroads, and manufacturing and industrial assets. Brookfield has also started investing in insurance companies in recent years (largely focused on annuities). The company uses the earnings these businesses generate (and the insurance float) to invest capital in growing shareholder value. However, while Berkshire primarily invests its capital in new operating businesses and publicly traded stocks (e.g., **Coca-Cola** and **Apple**), Brookfield predominantly invests in its private funds and commercial real estate. Expand ![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-d4172ce90f-79762aeb1c-8b7abd-e5a980) NYSE: BN -------- Brookfield Corporation Today's Change (1.18%) $0.55 Current Price $47.06 ### Key Data Points Market Cap $105B Day's Range $45.89 - $47.06 52wk Range $37.54 - $49.56 Volume 140K Avg Vol 6.2M Gross Margin 26.37% Dividend Yield 0.53% A compounding machine on steroids --------------------------------- Brookfield Corporation has grown its distributable earnings from $2.7 billion in 2021 to $5.3 billion last year, a robust 22% compound annual growth rate over the last five years. The biggest driver has been the addition of its wealth solutions platform, which has been a significant growth catalyst over the last three years. The company believes the next five years could be even better. A major catalyst is its strategic focus on AI infrastructure investment. The company sees a once-in-a-generation opportunity to invest in building the backbone infrastructure to support AI. One way it's doing that is by investing in AI factories (specialized AI data centers). Brookfield is a cornerstone investor in the Brookfield Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Fund (managed by Brookfield Asset Management), which aims to invest up to $100 billion in AI infrastructure assets. Additionally, many of Brookfield's operating businesses are investing in supporting the digitalization trend (Brookfield Infrastructure is investing in semiconductors and data centers, while Brookfield Renewable is investing in expanding power generation capacity). In addition to AI infrastructure, Brookfield sees significant growth potential from individual investors increasing their allocations to alternative investments and from the global real estate recovery. These and other catalysts drive the company's expectation of delivering 25% compound annual earnings-per-share growth over the next five years. Brookfield expects its strategy to grow the company's value to $140 a share by 2030, up from its current estimated value of $68 (and well above the recent $50 share price). Brookfield is a buy ------------------- Brookfield expects to deliver robust earnings growth over the next several years as it capitalizes on the AI infrastructure megatrend. With its shares currently trading below its estimated intrinsic value, Brookfield looks like a screaming buy. I fully expect it to continue outperforming Berkshire in the future.
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MrDecoder

MrDecoder

18 ore fa
You might keep tabs on all the stocks **Berkshire Hathaway** (BRKA +0.16%) (BRKB +0.14%) buys and sells simply to copy those trades for your own portfolio. What if, however, the stock Berkshire is buying is its own? Well, that's what happened in March 2026. For the first time since the first half of 2024, Berkshire Hathaway repurchased $234 million worth of its own stock. ![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-d6508f7339-3ae2fef0c0-8b7abd-e5a980) Image source: Getty Images. It's not a lot. It's only a fraction of the conglomerate's current war chest of nearly $400 billion in idle cash, in fact. But it's significant to interested investors all the same, just because it happened at all. As the company noted in a disclosure filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission early that month, "Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s long-standing common stock repurchase policy permits us to repurchase shares of our Class A and Class B Common Stock at any time we believe the repurchase price is below our intrinsic value, conservatively determined." In other words, current CEO Greg Abel and his management team believe Berkshire stock's lackluster performance since this time last year leaves it well undervalued now. Expand ![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-595074cfaf-e768ed3e75-8b7abd-e5a980) NYSE: BRKB ---------- Berkshire Hathaway Today's Change (0.14%) $0.65 Current Price $475.73 ### Key Data Points Market Cap $1.0T Day's Range $474.50 - $478.86 52wk Range $455.19 - $520.30 Volume 163K Avg Vol 4.8M Gross Margin 23.70% The analyst community doesn't disagree, by the way. Although the crowd following this ticker is fairly small, the consensus price target of $527.97 for the company's B shares is markedly above the stock's current price of around $475. Most of these analysts also consider Berkshire a buy right now. No, a stake in this collection of value stocks and slow-moving cash-cow companies won't provide you with the exposure to the artificial intelligence revolution that most investors seem to want right now. That's the point. It's something else, even if being something else has undermined its performance of late. Given enough time, everything comes full circle. The time to get in is now, simply because Berkshire Hathaway shares are trading at a discount.
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