Berkshire Hathaway's Last Buys With Warren Buffett as CEO

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• Stock Advisor's total average return is 941% vs 194% for S&P 500

  80% confidence

• Paramount willing to pay $2.8 billion breakup fee to Warner Bros. Discovery

  80% confidence

• A dividend is coming for Berkshire Hathaway

  80% confidence

• Buffett has not made all trades himself for a while, giving credit to underlings

  80% confidence

• Berkshire is too big for even a home run move to make a difference

  80% confidence

• Netflix is probably still the likely winner unless Paramount significantly improves their offer

  80% confidence

• Abel might be more aggressive in exiting stagnant legacy positions

  80% confidence

• Incremental cost of raising bid much lower for Netflix than Paramount

  80% confidence

• $1,000 invested in Nvidia on April 15, 2005 would be worth $1,086,211

  80% confidence

• Berkshire can pay a dividend and still have massive capital saved for next financial crisis

  80% confidence

• Any sign of weakness on luxury housing does not speak well for entire economy

  80% confidence

• This is Netflix saying show up or shut up to Paramount

  80% confidence

• Paramount could go as high as $31 per share for Warner Bros. Discovery

  80% confidence

• Netflix to lose Warner Bros. Discovery deal would require significant changes

  80% confidence

• $1,000 invested in Netflix on Dec 17, 2004 would be worth $519,015

  80% confidence

• Greg Abel inherited the Earth but has the toughest job in America

  80% confidence

• Toll Brothers management said dollar value of contracts rose slightly but unit volume of backlog fell about 20% year over year

  80% confidence

• Abel is known as an operator and may focus more on growing operating subsidiaries than equity portfolio

  80% confidence

• Netflix could partner with Comcast to resolve cable asset spin-off

  80% confidence