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Buffett's Berkshire has pared its stake in the PC maker from over 12% in September to about 5% today, likely collecting under $2 billion in proceeds.
Buffett might not particularly care for analysts' opinions, but he'd like this one if it turns out to be right.
Investors should generally embrace Warren Buffett's investment philosophy, but maybe be a bit more diversified.
The Oracle of Omaha's company is requesting secrecy as it builds up its stake in one or more businesses.
Many people have written and talked about how Munger, whom I knew and liked for more than 40 years, had a dry wit and convinced Buffett, a fellow Omaha native, to start buying good companies at reasonable prices rather than making cheap purchases of “cigar butt” remnant companies that had only a few puffs left. But I had a totally different reaction: did Munger’s death mean that I should bail out of my Berkshire Class B stock, which I bought in early 2016?