This is what I want to do with my hard-earned money: invest it in Berkshire Hathaway. In my opinion, Berkshire offers the best risk-reward ratio. I am even willing to accept a couple of years of underperforming the S&P 500 because I believe its long-term risk-reward potential is so much more lucrative. Cheers.
The news and even this sub reddit is fullfilled with comments questioning Berkshire Hathaways stock's capability to rise. I think this disscussion is simply foolisness because Berkshire is on earnings vice on the track... it's just mater of time that their results reflects to the stock price, no use to overanalyze it.
Buying Patagonia's torrent l3 tomorrow is this right choise? I tried to do recearch and this seemed good.
Chose to not save in a boots at the age of 18. A meermin's cordovan leather boots. There is a litle color miss mach but really on foot not noticeable. Wild parties and approximately 200k steps, no reqrets. Let the pictures speak for themselves.
P/B ratio of 1.4–1.5 today isn't the same as it was 10 years ago. Because Berkshire is not required to revalue its wholly-owned operating businesses upward on its balance sheet, the reported book value has grown increasingly distorted over the past decade therefore understating the company's true intrinsic value by an estimated 20% to 30%. As a result, today’s 1.4–1.5 multiple is structurally closer to what a 1.1 or 1.2 multiple represented ten years ago.
Instead of seeing Berkshire's stock price rise, I'd rather it stayed low for a while so I can put more money in at these levels.
Hi, I was wondering what could possibly go wrong if I were to combine St. John's wort with mt55. And how likely this combination would go wrong.