What does that have to do with Douglas Heck being management. 2008 was a long time ago ,and now the company is what it is . The street apparently to doesn't like or trust the management IMO. An entry point of .045 or less is worth the risk, Balance sheet is solid however unaudited.
That's why i may wait for the audited statements and the 1st quarter results to see how bad it is.
Since 2008? Never in a million years would i hold a stock that hasn't performed well for 12 years!
Thesis Summary Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. (NYSE:xxxx) has fallen out of favor in the last few months. Mistakes have been made and there is still uncertainty about what the company will do with its portfolio in the future. As a value investor, I believe this is the perfect time to start/increase your position. Not only because of Buffett's track record but also because Berkshire's portfolio and the insurance business will likely benefit from future macroeconomic trends; inflation and higher rates. On top of that, investments in solar energy will provide the icing on the cake. think Im holding and adding dips should they present themselves
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