The annual shareholder meeting of Berkshire Hathaway confirmed: Buffett remains cautious, holding a record amount of cash while continuing to sell stocks. The company has not conducted buybacks for three consecutive quarters and warns of a potential market crash. What does this mean for investors?...

... second half of the year as clients’ inventory levels decrease. Investors reacted neutrally to the report: while current indicators are weaker than last year's, there is hope that the bottom of the cycle has been passed and improvement lies ahead. Berkshire Hathaway – Warren Buffett’s conglomerate published strong financial results reflecting the resilience of its diversified business. Berkshire's operating profit in Q2 reached record levels, largely due to high returns from its insurance business and ...

... joining Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon, all of which are valued in the trillions. Together, these four giants are worth approximately $5.6 trillion, which is roughly equivalent to the combined value of the next 19 largest American companies: Facebook, Berkshire Hathaway, Visa, Johnson & Johnson, Walmart, Mastercard, Procter & Gamble, JPMorgan Chase, UnitedHealth, Home Depot, Intel, Nvidia, Verizon Communications, Netflix, AT&T, Adobe, PayPal, Tesla, and Walt Disney. During quarantine, consumers shifted to online ...

... statements and is more an art than a science. Unlike liquidation value, intrinsic value includes intangible assets (such as trademarks, intellectual property, etc.). By comparing a company’s intrinsic value to its market capitalization, the founder of Berkshire Hathaway delivers his verdict. 2. Evaluating other indicators is simpler because they can always be found in the classic reports of any public company. In second place in significance, Buffett highlights the return on equity (ROE). This figure reflects ...

Warren Buffett shared his concerns regarding U.S. budget policy and the devaluation of the dollar during the Berkshire Hathaway meeting. His comments surprisingly strengthened the case for Bitcoin as an anti-inflation asset. We delve into why Buffett's words could represent a turning point in investors' perception of cryptocurrencies. “I Am Alarmed by U.S. Budget ...