Bar, >> Shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway pay a 25% premium over its $400 billion asset value. <<
Wow, I had no idea. That's like a mutual fund trading at a 25% premium to its net asset value, which is unheard of.
I assume the huge premium is there only because the Oracle is there, so will that premium disappear once Buffett is gone?
Paying a 25% premium above a stock's current valuation is something Buffett himself would never do, but if that 25% figure is correct, a buyer of Berkshire stock is doing exactly that (?)