Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has been active in stock trading, spending over $4 billion on 13 different stocks and $78 billion on America's newest $1 trillion company since 2018. Additionally, Berkshire's Japanese stock positions have exceeded $30 billion. Berkshire has made significant moves into the AI sector, now holding 24% of its $304 billion stock portfolio in AI growth stocks. It is also set to acquire OxyChem for $9.7 billion.
Several of these transactions have led to a range of perspectives regarding Berkshire's current investment strategy. Several analysts consider various Berkshire stocks as 'no-brainer' buys, while others suggest avoiding certain stocks in its portfolio. With Berkshire shares dipping after a $3.8 billion write-down and operating profit weakness, there are debates on whether the stock is a buy or a reasonable valuation.
Speculation on the company's future is high. Some estimate Berkshire Hathaway's stock might be in 2030, with others predicting its position in a year. Finally, ahead of Buffett's retirement as CEO, Berkshire shares have tumbled, leading to questions on whether it's the right time to invest in Berkshire Hathaway.
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