Greg Abel Era At Berkshire Hathaway And What It Means For Investors
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Duracell and National Indemnity partnerships indicate subsidiaries are still being used as platforms to build brands and deepen insurance relationships under Abel
60% confidenceBerkshire Hathaway's 3-year return is 42.8% and its 5-year return is 70.7%
60% confidenceSix holdings account for more than 65% of Berkshire's roughly US$381 billion equity portfolio
60% confidenceBRK.B stock has declined 11.6% over the past year and is down 5.5% year to date
60% confidenceAbel's $15M personal share purchase and Berkshire's buyback resumption signal that current leadership is comfortable deploying cash into Berkshire stock at recent prices
60% confidenceRetaining the Kraft Heinz stake after previously planning to exit suggests Berkshire's willingness to stay patient during Kraft Heinz's turnaround
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