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Berkshire Hathaway's stock has reached an all-time high.
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🏛️ #Berkshire Hathaway – A Rare Slowdown
📉 Since Buffett’s retirement announcement, Berkshire’s Class A shares are down 34% vs. the S&P 500 😮, showing one of the widest recent performance gaps.
🤔 Investor Sentiment: Caution reigns as the market wonders if new leadership can maintain Buffett’s disciplined, long-term approach 💼.
💻 Meanwhile, the S&P 500 rides tech-driven optimism 🚀—AI, semiconductors, and software are powering huge gains, while Berkshire sticks to cash, insurance, and defensive holdings 🛡️.
✨ Takeaway: Berkshire represents caution & preservation, limiting downside but missing the tech rally 📊. The next chapter will show if the new team can adapt to a fast-moving, algorithm-driven market ⚡
📉 Since Buffett’s retirement announcement, Berkshire’s Class A shares are down 34% vs. the S&P 500 😮, showing one of the widest recent performance gaps.
🤔 Investor Sentiment: Caution reigns as the market wonders if new leadership can maintain Buffett’s disciplined, long-term approach 💼.
💻 Meanwhile, the S&P 500 rides tech-driven optimism 🚀—AI, semiconductors, and software are powering huge gains, while Berkshire sticks to cash, insurance, and defensive holdings 🛡️.
✨ Takeaway: Berkshire represents caution & preservation, limiting downside but missing the tech rally 📊. The next chapter will show if the new team can adapt to a fast-moving, algorithm-driven market ⚡
Buffett’s Berkshire piles record cash—$381.7B in Q3. Operating earnings rose +34%, while Berkshire sold ~$6.1B in stocks, signaling caution despite solid insurance results. 
Context: Berkshire recently agreed to buy OxyChem for $9.7B, its largest deal in years—yet the cash hoard still hit an all-time high. 
Take: Big cash + net stock selling = a risk-off read from Omaha. How does this shape your crypto/macro stance?
#Markets #Buffett #Berkshire #Macro #News
Context: Berkshire recently agreed to buy OxyChem for $9.7B, its largest deal in years—yet the cash hoard still hit an all-time high. 
Take: Big cash + net stock selling = a risk-off read from Omaha. How does this shape your crypto/macro stance?
#Markets #Buffett #Berkshire #Macro #News
🚨 𝗕𝗶𝘁𝗰𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝗜𝘀 𝗥𝗮𝘁 𝗣𝗼𝗶𝘀𝗼𝗻””Warren Buffett:
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett has criticized Bitcoin, stating that those who invest in it do so with the expectation of selling it at a higher price to someone else.
Speaking ahead of Berkshire Hathaway’s annual meeting on Saturday, Buffett labeled Bitcoin as “rat poison,” drawing parallels between its demand and the 17th-century tulip mania in the Netherlands. He suggested that the currency’s rising value is driven by mysticism rather than intrinsic worth, according to The Telegraph.
Berkshire Hathaway’s Vice Chairman and Buffett’s longtime business partner, Charlie Munger, was even more direct, dismissing Bitcoin as completely worthless.#bitcoin #WarrenBuffett #cryptocurrency #CharlieMunger #Berkshire
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett has criticized Bitcoin, stating that those who invest in it do so with the expectation of selling it at a higher price to someone else.
Speaking ahead of Berkshire Hathaway’s annual meeting on Saturday, Buffett labeled Bitcoin as “rat poison,” drawing parallels between its demand and the 17th-century tulip mania in the Netherlands. He suggested that the currency’s rising value is driven by mysticism rather than intrinsic worth, according to The Telegraph.
Berkshire Hathaway’s Vice Chairman and Buffett’s longtime business partner, Charlie Munger, was even more direct, dismissing Bitcoin as completely worthless.#bitcoin #WarrenBuffett #cryptocurrency #CharlieMunger #Berkshire
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Berkshire Hathaway: Warren Buffett's Final Annual Letter?
The 2024 annual letter from #WarrenBuffett may be the last one he sends to shareholders as CEO, as Greg Abel is expected to take over this position. Buffett acknowledges this and emphasizes that Abel will continue to uphold Berkshire Hathaway's core values:
"At 94, it won’t be long before Greg Abel takes over as CEO and will write the annual letters. Greg will continue to share Berkshire's philosophy through an 'annual report', which is something a Berkshire CEO must send to shareholders each year. And he also understands that if you start lying to your shareholders, you will soon believe those lies yourself and deceive yourself."
"At 94, it won’t be long before Greg Abel takes over as CEO and will write the annual letters. Greg will continue to share Berkshire's philosophy through an 'annual report', which is something a Berkshire CEO must send to shareholders each year. And he also understands that if you start lying to your shareholders, you will soon believe those lies yourself and deceive yourself."
STOCKS BOUNCE BACK — BUT TROUBLE STILL LURKS BELOW THE SURFACE
Markets staged a sharp recovery Monday, with the Dow surging 585 points to close at 44,173.64, clawing back losses from Friday’s slide. The S&P 500 rose 1.47%, and the Nasdaq led the charge, jumping nearly 2%—snapping a four-day losing streak.
But the rebound came despite glaring warning signs. A bearish “double top” has formed on the Dow chart after failing twice at the 45,000 level—turning that zone into stiff resistance. Bank of America’s Paul Ciana warned the index could drop to 42,500 or even 40,800, based on Fibonacci retracement targets.
Meanwhile, Berkshire Hathaway shares sank over 2% after a weak earnings report. Q2 operating income slid 4% YoY, and the conglomerate did zero buybacks this year, breaking a long-standing pattern—even as the stock dropped 15% from its May highs. The message? Even Buffett’s empire is cautious.
In the background, tech’s grip on the market hits a record 55%, eclipsing even the Dot-Com era. Defensive and cyclical sectors are shrinking fast, signaling a top-heavy market overly reliant on mega-cap names. The imbalance is growing—and few are prepared for what happens if tech falters.
Yes, stocks bounced. But beneath the green candles, this market remains on edge.
#StockMarket #DowJones #Berkshire #BigTech #Write2Earn
Markets staged a sharp recovery Monday, with the Dow surging 585 points to close at 44,173.64, clawing back losses from Friday’s slide. The S&P 500 rose 1.47%, and the Nasdaq led the charge, jumping nearly 2%—snapping a four-day losing streak.
But the rebound came despite glaring warning signs. A bearish “double top” has formed on the Dow chart after failing twice at the 45,000 level—turning that zone into stiff resistance. Bank of America’s Paul Ciana warned the index could drop to 42,500 or even 40,800, based on Fibonacci retracement targets.
Meanwhile, Berkshire Hathaway shares sank over 2% after a weak earnings report. Q2 operating income slid 4% YoY, and the conglomerate did zero buybacks this year, breaking a long-standing pattern—even as the stock dropped 15% from its May highs. The message? Even Buffett’s empire is cautious.
In the background, tech’s grip on the market hits a record 55%, eclipsing even the Dot-Com era. Defensive and cyclical sectors are shrinking fast, signaling a top-heavy market overly reliant on mega-cap names. The imbalance is growing—and few are prepared for what happens if tech falters.
Yes, stocks bounced. But beneath the green candles, this market remains on edge.
#StockMarket #DowJones #Berkshire #BigTech #Write2Earn
💰💰💰💰The Untold Power of Patience in Investing
Warren Buffett’s 5.49M% Secret
Never Chased Trends—No Crypto, No flashy Tech. 💰💰💰💰
Yet $1 invested in #Berkshire in 1965 grew to $54,904 Today.💰💰💰
Compare that to the S&P at $386, real estate at $74, and gold at just $20. That’s a 5.49M% return with 19.9% annual gains for nearly 60 years.
His secret?
Buy great businesses at fair prices and hold forever.
A true masterclass in patience and discipline.
#WarrenBuffett
#businessking
#PatiencePaysOf
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Warren Buffett’s 5.49M% Secret
Never Chased Trends—No Crypto, No flashy Tech. 💰💰💰💰
Yet $1 invested in #Berkshire in 1965 grew to $54,904 Today.💰💰💰
Compare that to the S&P at $386, real estate at $74, and gold at just $20. That’s a 5.49M% return with 19.9% annual gains for nearly 60 years.
His secret?
Buy great businesses at fair prices and hold forever.
A true masterclass in patience and discipline.
#WarrenBuffett
#businessking
#PatiencePaysOf
#SmartTraderLali
Warren Buffett misses $850M in Bitcoin gains by sticking to cash in 2025
Bitcoin has outperformed Berkshire and its top holdings in 2025, highlighting the cost of ignoring BTC as a hedge or growth asset.
Warren Buffett misses $850M in Bitcoin gains by sticking to cash in 2025MARKET ANALYSIS
Key takeaways:
Berkshire could have made $850M from Bitcoin with just a 5% allocation.
Bitcoin has outperformed Berkshire stock and its top holdings in 2025.
Berkshire Hathaway posted a headline profit of $12.3 billion in the second quarter of 2025, according to its latest filings. A closer look reveals a rougher story, however, especially when it comes to missed hedging opportunities from ignoring Bitcoin
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Bitcoin could’ve softened Berkshire’s $4.60 billion equity loss
The Warren Buffett-led conglomerate took a massive $5 billion impairment hit on its Kraft Heinz stake during the quarter, contributing to $4.60 billion in equity method investment losses for the year’s first half.
Net earnings are down sharply from the same period last year, and the firm’s stock has lagged behind both Bitcoin and the S&P 500 in 2025, especially after Buffett announced that he would step down from the CEO position.
As of Tuesday, Berkshire shares are up just 3.55% year-to-date. By contrast, the S&P 500 has gained 7.51%, while Bitcoin is up 16.85%.
Berkshire held $100.49 billion in cash and cash equivalents at the end of June, most of it parked in short-term Treasury bills and low-yield instruments.
If just 5% of that capital had been allocated to Bitcoin at the beginning of 2025, it would have delivered over $850 million in unrealized gains by August, based on BTC’s 16.85% year-to-date return.
Source: Carl B Menger
That hypothetical Bitcoin gain wouldn’t have erased the Kraft Heinz shortfall but would have meaningfully offset the loss.
Related: How much Bitcoin can Berkshire Hathaway buy?
It also would’ve given Berkshire more flexibility since the company hasn’t conducted stock buybacks in the first half of the year.
BTC beats Berkshire’s top holdings in 2025
The missed BTC gains put into perspective just how much Berkshire’s conservative approach has cost in relative performance.
For instance, the cryptocurrency has outperformed Berkshire’s top three stock holdings — Apple (AAPL), American Express (AXP) and Coca-Cola (KO) — so far in 2025, as shown below.
BTC/USD vs. AAPL, AXP, and KO year-to-date returns. Source: TradingView
The irony is that Buffett has long dismissed Bitcoin as “rat poison squared.” He’s repeatedly said that Bitcoin produces no yield, has no intrinsic value, and does not belong in any investment portfolio.
And yet, Bitcoin has outperformed Berkshire’s top holdings in a year defined by rising ETF inflows, institutional adoption and a macro backdrop that has increasingly favored hard assets.
Related: Bitcoin ETF inflows show institutions ‘doubled down’ on BTC at $116K
Buffett’s named successor, Greg Abel, has so far offered no public statements supporting Bitcoin or any crypto.
Warren Buffett misses $850M in Bitcoin gains by sticking to cash in 2025MARKET ANALYSIS
Key takeaways:
Berkshire could have made $850M from Bitcoin with just a 5% allocation.
Bitcoin has outperformed Berkshire stock and its top holdings in 2025.
Berkshire Hathaway posted a headline profit of $12.3 billion in the second quarter of 2025, according to its latest filings. A closer look reveals a rougher story, however, especially when it comes to missed hedging opportunities from ignoring Bitcoin
BTC
$114,799
.
Bitcoin could’ve softened Berkshire’s $4.60 billion equity loss
The Warren Buffett-led conglomerate took a massive $5 billion impairment hit on its Kraft Heinz stake during the quarter, contributing to $4.60 billion in equity method investment losses for the year’s first half.
Net earnings are down sharply from the same period last year, and the firm’s stock has lagged behind both Bitcoin and the S&P 500 in 2025, especially after Buffett announced that he would step down from the CEO position.
As of Tuesday, Berkshire shares are up just 3.55% year-to-date. By contrast, the S&P 500 has gained 7.51%, while Bitcoin is up 16.85%.
Berkshire held $100.49 billion in cash and cash equivalents at the end of June, most of it parked in short-term Treasury bills and low-yield instruments.
If just 5% of that capital had been allocated to Bitcoin at the beginning of 2025, it would have delivered over $850 million in unrealized gains by August, based on BTC’s 16.85% year-to-date return.
Source: Carl B Menger
That hypothetical Bitcoin gain wouldn’t have erased the Kraft Heinz shortfall but would have meaningfully offset the loss.
Related: How much Bitcoin can Berkshire Hathaway buy?
It also would’ve given Berkshire more flexibility since the company hasn’t conducted stock buybacks in the first half of the year.
BTC beats Berkshire’s top holdings in 2025
The missed BTC gains put into perspective just how much Berkshire’s conservative approach has cost in relative performance.
For instance, the cryptocurrency has outperformed Berkshire’s top three stock holdings — Apple (AAPL), American Express (AXP) and Coca-Cola (KO) — so far in 2025, as shown below.
BTC/USD vs. AAPL, AXP, and KO year-to-date returns. Source: TradingView
The irony is that Buffett has long dismissed Bitcoin as “rat poison squared.” He’s repeatedly said that Bitcoin produces no yield, has no intrinsic value, and does not belong in any investment portfolio.
And yet, Bitcoin has outperformed Berkshire’s top holdings in a year defined by rising ETF inflows, institutional adoption and a macro backdrop that has increasingly favored hard assets.
Related: Bitcoin ETF inflows show institutions ‘doubled down’ on BTC at $116K
Buffett’s named successor, Greg Abel, has so far offered no public statements supporting Bitcoin or any crypto.
🚨 BREAKING: WARREN BUFFETT’S BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY NOW HOLDS A RECORD-HIGH $381.7 BILLION IN CASH! 💰
THE “ORACLE OF OMAHA” IS SITTING ON HIS LARGEST WAR CHEST EVER — WAITING FOR A BIG OPPORTUNITY OR A MARKET SHAKEUP? 🤔 WHAT DOES HE KNOW THAT WE DON’T? 👀
#WARREBUFFETT #BERKSHIRE #MARKETS #cash #INVESTING
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*Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway* has hit a historic cash pile of *381.7 billion*, after selling off *6.1 billion* in equities last quarter.
This signals a highly cautious stance — but also massive dry powder ready to deploy.
🔍 Will Buffett make a bold move next?
🚀 Could some of that cash eye alternative assets like *Bitcoin ($BTC )*?
#BTC #Buffett #Berkshire #CryptoNarrative #MarketWatch
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This signals a highly cautious stance — but also massive dry powder ready to deploy.
🔍 Will Buffett make a bold move next?
🚀 Could some of that cash eye alternative assets like *Bitcoin ($BTC )*?
#BTC #Buffett #Berkshire #CryptoNarrative #MarketWatch
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Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway just made a big move, grabbing nearly $5B in Alphabet shares! 🚀 Alphabet is now the 10th largest holding for Berkshire, showing serious confidence in Google’s long game, especially in AI. 🤖 Even as Buffett steps down, the smart money is still backing tech giants! 💼 #Google #Berkshire #WarrenBuffett #AI #Investing
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🚨BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY'S TRANSITION: BUFFETT TO STEP DOWN, SAYS FISCAL RISKS GROWING
🔹Buffett Steps Down: Warren Buffett, 94, to retire as CEO by year-end; Greg Abel named successor.
🔹Era Ends: Buffett transformed Berkshire into a $1.1T empire over 60 years.
🔹Currency Warning: Berkshire may shift holdings if USD weakens; Buffett said "we wouldn't want to own anything in a collapsing currency."
🔹US Economy: Called America the best place to invest but warned of unsustainable fiscal deficit.
🔹Investing Strategy: Berkshire explored a $10B deal, may spend up to $100B if opportunities arise.
🔹Bitcoin Comments: Michael Saylor dubbed Berkshire the "Bitcoin of the 20th century"; Buffett still calls Bitcoin “rat poison squared.”
🔹Indirect Crypto Exposure: Berkshire indirectly exposed via Bank of America, Nu Holdings, Jefferies Financial Group (all linked to Bitcoin ETFs).
🔹#Bitcoin vs #Berkshire : Since 2020: Bitcoin +780%, Berkshire +150%.$BTC
🔹Buffett Steps Down: Warren Buffett, 94, to retire as CEO by year-end; Greg Abel named successor.
🔹Era Ends: Buffett transformed Berkshire into a $1.1T empire over 60 years.
🔹Currency Warning: Berkshire may shift holdings if USD weakens; Buffett said "we wouldn't want to own anything in a collapsing currency."
🔹US Economy: Called America the best place to invest but warned of unsustainable fiscal deficit.
🔹Investing Strategy: Berkshire explored a $10B deal, may spend up to $100B if opportunities arise.
🔹Bitcoin Comments: Michael Saylor dubbed Berkshire the "Bitcoin of the 20th century"; Buffett still calls Bitcoin “rat poison squared.”
🔹Indirect Crypto Exposure: Berkshire indirectly exposed via Bank of America, Nu Holdings, Jefferies Financial Group (all linked to Bitcoin ETFs).
🔹#Bitcoin vs #Berkshire : Since 2020: Bitcoin +780%, Berkshire +150%.$BTC
🚨BUFFETT BLASTS TRADE WARS, STEPS DOWN AS CEO
"Trade should not be a weapon," says Warren Buffett, warning against U.S. trade aggression.
🔹Believes global prosperity = mutual safety and growth.
🔹Berkshire profits drop 14%, hit by trade chaos & $700M currency loss.
🔹Buffett holds firm with $347B cash, no panic spending.
🔹Greg Abel named successor as Buffett retires at 94.
🔹Leaves behind a $1.16T empire with 20% yearly investor returns.
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"Trade should not be a weapon," says Warren Buffett, warning against U.S. trade aggression.
🔹Believes global prosperity = mutual safety and growth.
🔹Berkshire profits drop 14%, hit by trade chaos & $700M currency loss.
🔹Buffett holds firm with $347B cash, no panic spending.
🔹Greg Abel named successor as Buffett retires at 94.
🔹Leaves behind a $1.16T empire with 20% yearly investor returns.
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Berkshire just made a $4.3B bet on GOOGL, adding 17.8M shares to its book.
Buffett’s camp only moves when the risk-reward is undeniable.
This is institutional conviction in its purest form.
When the smartest capital moves in size, you pay attention. $BTC
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Buffett’s camp only moves when the risk-reward is undeniable.
This is institutional conviction in its purest form.
When the smartest capital moves in size, you pay attention. $BTC
#BTC #Berkshire
🔥 BREAKING: Buffett’s Berkshire Sits on a Record $381.7 BILLION Cash Pile! 💰🐂
Warren Buffett’s empire is now more liquid than ever — $381.7B in cash, the biggest stash in company history. Meanwhile, operating earnings jumped +34%, yet Berkshire quietly sold $6.1B in stocks, signaling extreme caution beneath the strong headline numbers. ⚠️
🧩 Context:
Berkshire just agreed to acquire OxyChem for $9.7B, its largest deal in years.
Even after that, the cash mountain grew.
Translation? Buffett’s not seeing many “fair value” opportunities — and that’s usually a macro warning shot. 🚨
💭 Take:
Big cash + net stock selling = “risk-off” mode from the Oracle of Omaha.
He’s preparing for something — volatility, tightening liquidity, or a valuation reset.
⛓️ Crypto Angle:
When the biggest value investor hoards cash, it means liquidity will matter a lot. But here’s the twist — when traditional markets turn defensive, smart money often looks to asymmetric bets.
And that’s where Bitcoin and crypto shine — high-risk, high-upside hedges against fiat decay. 🪙⚡
💬 My stance:
Stay liquid, stay tactical.
Buffett’s warning signs usually precede macro inflection points — and when the liquidity tide turns, crypto moves first and fastest. 🚀
#Buffett #Berkshire #Markets #Macro #Bitcoin #CryptoStrategy #RiskOff
Warren Buffett’s empire is now more liquid than ever — $381.7B in cash, the biggest stash in company history. Meanwhile, operating earnings jumped +34%, yet Berkshire quietly sold $6.1B in stocks, signaling extreme caution beneath the strong headline numbers. ⚠️
🧩 Context:
Berkshire just agreed to acquire OxyChem for $9.7B, its largest deal in years.
Even after that, the cash mountain grew.
Translation? Buffett’s not seeing many “fair value” opportunities — and that’s usually a macro warning shot. 🚨
💭 Take:
Big cash + net stock selling = “risk-off” mode from the Oracle of Omaha.
He’s preparing for something — volatility, tightening liquidity, or a valuation reset.
⛓️ Crypto Angle:
When the biggest value investor hoards cash, it means liquidity will matter a lot. But here’s the twist — when traditional markets turn defensive, smart money often looks to asymmetric bets.
And that’s where Bitcoin and crypto shine — high-risk, high-upside hedges against fiat decay. 🪙⚡
💬 My stance:
Stay liquid, stay tactical.
Buffett’s warning signs usually precede macro inflection points — and when the liquidity tide turns, crypto moves first and fastest. 🚀
#Buffett #Berkshire #Markets #Macro #Bitcoin #CryptoStrategy #RiskOff
‼️‼️‼️“Warren Buffett hates crypto... but made $250M from it?”
Yep. The Oracle of Omaha just exited his stake in Nubank—a known crypto-friendly bank—bagging a clean $250M profit.📌
This comes as Berkshire Hathaway pulls $2.1B from the financial sector while stacking record-high cash reserves.
Smart move? Or prepping for a big buying opportunity?
#WarrenBuffett #CryptoNews #Nubank #Berkshire
Yep. The Oracle of Omaha just exited his stake in Nubank—a known crypto-friendly bank—bagging a clean $250M profit.📌
This comes as Berkshire Hathaway pulls $2.1B from the financial sector while stacking record-high cash reserves.
Smart move? Or prepping for a big buying opportunity?
#WarrenBuffett #CryptoNews #Nubank #Berkshire
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