Investing Berkshire Hathaway

April 14, 2011 1:14 pm | Resources

Why is Berkshire Hathaway Inc., to sell their shares at a price too high?

Which is why the company to sell shares at a premium? Is it to brag or to an elite want to attact more people to invest or simply do not like people who buy their shares, if so, why become a listed company, if you do not want to sell?

As Pierre said that Berkshire will not sell your time – your sales between investors in the market. He said Berkshire is a very expensive policy. Unlike other successful companies such as Walmart or Microsoft, Berkshire does not split the "A" and does not pay dividends. Thus, in addition to being successful, not diluted by the issuance of new shares and not increase dividend payments. By the way, which recently broke tradition and not share the "B" for the acquisition of Burlington Railroad work. Today the company sells at $ 80 for everyone to own a piece of Berkshire.

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