Berkshire Hathaway

BRK.A
  • Weekly Recap | Berkshire Hathaway this week, succession and Lennar buying

    Weekly Review·
    - Berkshire Hathaway class A shares fluctuated narrowly around $ 754,790 this week, maintaining a high-level consolidation with a P/E ratio of approximately 12.56. - Key events involved Warren Buffett stepping down as chairman, continued stake increases in Lennar Corporation, and an AI-focused equity concentration within its portfolio. - Four institutions covered the stock with a neutral consensus rating and an average target price of about $ 799,502.75.
  • Weekly Recap | Berkshire Hathaway -0.67%, Lennar stake tops 10%

    Weekly Review·
    - Berkshire Hathaway Class A shares fell 0.67 % this week to close at $758,505.68, underperforming the S&P 500 by 1.88 percentage points. - The company disclosed in a filing that its stake in homebuilder Lennar exceeded 10 % after purchasing approximately 1.7 million Class A shares and 20,675 Class B shares for about $212.4 million between September 23 and 25. - Four institutions currently rate the stock with a neutral consensus and a target price of $799,502.75, while upcoming macroeconomic data will focus on housing and employment indicators.
  • Weekly Recap | Berkshire Hathaway -0.31%, a rise-and-retreat week

    Weekly Review·
    - Berkshire Hathaway Class A shares dropped 0.31% to close at 763600.01 dollars this week, underperforming the S&P 500 index by 0.23 percentage points amid increased trading volume. - Key market events focused on succession discussions regarding asset portfolio continuity, alongside macroeconomic factors like the 10-year US Treasury yield touching 5%. - Four institutions cover the stock with a consensus rating of neutral and a target price of 799502.75 dollars, while upcoming events include key US economic data releases.
  • Weekly Recap | Berkshire Hathaway +0.88%, closing in on record highs

    Weekly Review·
    - Berkshire Hathaway-A accumulated a 0.88 % increase to close at 766000 USD this week, outperforming the S&P 500 index. - Key news focused on a decline in cash reserves, AI exposure, Greg Abel's portfolio management, and a 4.5 billion USD share buyback. - Institutional ratings remained neutral with a consensus target price of 799502.75 USD, while upcoming macroeconomic data will test broader market demand resilience.
  • Weekly Recap | Berkshire Hathaway +0.18%, Abel talks AI and Japan

    Weekly Review·
    - Berkshire Hathaway A rose 0.18 % over the week to close at 759350.01 USD, slightly outperforming the S & P 500 amid narrow fluctuations. - New CEO Greg Abel confirmed a major investment focus on three core stocks, a 10 billion USD increase in Alphabet shares, and a long-term commitment to Japanese trading company bonds. - Four covering institutions maintained a neutral consensus rating with a target price of 799502.75 USD, while upcoming US macroeconomic data remain key points to watch.
  • Weekly Recap | Berkshire Hathaway this week, Abel tilts toward AI

    Weekly Review·
    - Berkshire Hathaway - A closed the week at 757,985.01 USD within a narrow range, while successor Greg Abel allocated about 23.5 billion USD across 9 stocks, directing 30% of the portfolio into artificial intelligence and increasing holdings in Alphabet. - Subsidiary companies actively advanced acquisitions and business restructuring, alongside institutional ratings remaining neutral with a consensus target price of 799,502.75 USD. - Market participants are awaiting upcoming U.S. macroeconomic data releases, including manufacturing PMIs and employment reports, to gauge broader risk appetite.