What podcasts say about Berkshire
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What experts have said about Berkshire
15 statements · 11 positive · 2 negative · 2 neutral
Berkshire Hathaway is well diversified and well managed.
“I've never sold it. It's so well diversified, so well run.”
Open the episode · Halftime Report Celebrates 15 Years 10/7/26Listen at 40:50
Berkshire Hathaway is fundamentally an insurance business.
“Berkshire Hathaway is, at its core, an insurance business”
Open the episode · Facing Our Investing FearsListen at 22:55
Berkshire Hathaway has historically acquired companies more passively than Bending Spoons.
“I think a huge difference would be that Berkshire has historically been a more passive acquirer.”
Open the episode · This EU Firm Made Billions Buying Up Forgotten TechListen at 30:14
Berkshire Hathaway’s cash pile fell to $365 billion.
“The cash pile for the company dipped to $365 billion from nearly $400 billion.”
Open the episode · Berkshire Reports; TSMC Rises: Verisk SlidesListen at 0:56
Berkshire Hathaway shares rose following positive earnings.
“It was up as much as 3% on some positive earnings.”
Open the episode · Berkshire Jumps, Monday.com Falls, Tenax PlummetsListen at 1:05
Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares are up about 3.1% premarket.
“Shares of the class B stock, that's BR K B are up about 3.10of a percent in the pre market”
Open the episode · Berkshire Reports; TSMC Rises: Verisk SlidesListen at 1:15
Berkshire Hathaway’s manufacturing, services, and retailing gains lifted operating earnings.
“They also had gains in the manufacturing service and retailing division that helped lift operating earnings over the period.”
Open the episode · Berkshire Jumps, Monday.com Falls, Tenax PlummetsListen at 1:21
Berkshire Hathaway spent about $4.5 billion repurchasing its shares recently.
“The conglomerate said it spent about 4.5 billion to buy back its own stock in the recent quarter.”
Open the episode · Berkshire Jumps, Monday.com Falls, Tenax PlummetsListen at 1:21
Berkshire Hathaway’s cash pile fell to $365 billion from nearly $400 billion.
“The cash pile for the company dipped to $365 billion from nearly $400 billion.”
Open the episode · Berkshire Reports; TSMC Rises: Verisk SlidesListen at 1:26
Berkshire Hathaway’s manufacturing, service, and retailing gains lifted operating earnings.
“They also had gains in the manufacturing, service and retailing division that helped lift operating earnings over the period.”
Open the episode · Berkshire Jumps, Monday.com Falls, Tenax PlummetsListen at 1:36
Berkshire Hathaway bought $10 billion of Alphabet in a private placement.
“Alphabet was a big buy, $10 billion in a private placement and Alphabet became one of Berkshire's top 10 holdings.”
Open the episode · Berkshire Reports; TSMC Rises: Verisk SlidesListen at 1:44
Berkshire Hathaway became the first non-technology company valued at one trillion dollars.
“first non-tech company cost a trillion dollars”
Open the episode · IC031 Profit Warnings – Nvidia's Growth, Buffett's Triumph, H&T Group, Focusrite, Aquis Exchange & Much MoreListen at 7:17
Berkshire will buy attractive US assets if markets sell off.
“If there are, if the market does sell off, valuations look more attractive in the US. They'll come in and start nipping up some good deals.”
Open the episode · IC031 Profit Warnings – Nvidia's Growth, Buffett's Triumph, H&T Group, Focusrite, Aquis Exchange & Much MoreListen at 13:11
Berkshire issues shares only when essential and repurchases them when undervalued.
“They will only issue issue new shares if it's absolutely essential and start buying them back if they think the shares are cheap.”
Open the episode · IC031 Profit Warnings – Nvidia's Growth, Buffett's Triumph, H&T Group, Focusrite, Aquis Exchange & Much MoreListen at 14:14
Berkshire Hathaway will likely buy stocks during a major sell-off.
“the Buffett brigade and Berkshire Hathaway are going to be snapping up stocks given their cash pile. They're going to be eager buyers if we have a really big sell-off.”
Open the episode · IC030 Volatile Markets – What to Do, AIM Share Buy Backs & The AIM IC Portfolio PerformanceListen at 8:43
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