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Re: sambeaux post# 2337

Monday, 11/23/2020 11:57:51 AM

Monday, November 23, 2020 11:57:51 AM

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Hi Sam.

No Berkshire did not directly mention them, but the article directly identified the entire energy sector being undervalued.

Warrens quote and the article also identifies how the Blue Chip companies work with the SEC to keep their activities private until they have too totally comply.

In essence, they purchase shares without the general public knowing until they have their 5% or more of the targeted company(s).

So two main things to take away from the article.

(1). Blue chip's purchase quietly and frequently.
(2). They maximize the SEC rules in doing so, to avoid the general public from "Piggy Backing" off their ideas (investment strategies).
(3). Berkshire is looking and purchasing in the energy sector, like other big companies looking for good deals in an undervalued company and sector.

I'm sure if one reads the article a few time, there are more takeaways.

(FYI), I own Berkshire and other blue chips.

Thanks again.

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