Short answer
Berkshire rises on strong insurance profits, Apple gains (its biggest holding), or when investors seek a defensive quality name.
Berkshire rises on strong insurance profits, Apple gains (its biggest holding), or when investors seek a defensive quality name.
BRK.B shares climbed to new highs.
Insurance underwriting has been very profitable, cash reserves earn high interest, and its Apple stake still drives a huge chunk of value.
Berkshire is a diversified 'mini economy' and one of the most stable large-caps.
S&P 500 ETFs hold BRK.B as a top position — your balance benefits.
No — Warren Buffett prefers to reinvest cash instead of paying dividends.
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