Say goodbye to Berkshire Hathaway

[AJ21]

Berkshire goes to $1000.

 

[Greg Richards]

Quote from Port1385:

Poor ole man Buffet now getting margin calls and deep in the water on many of his positions. I cant believe he didnt see this coming.

http://blogs.moneycentral.msn.com/topstocks/archive/2009/02/24/is-buffett-getting-margin-calls.aspx

I meant this post; it wasn't your first. But if you want to manage your finances by relying on bloggers who cannot be bothered to read financials and just make stuff up, it is a free country.

 

[Trader666]

Do you see the irony of posting that about the #1 person on the Forbes 2008 list of the world's billionaires from the basement in your parents' house?

Quote from princetontiger8:

He isn't that great of a stock picker when he has a lot of capital.

 

[Trader666]

If this bear market is as bad as the one from 1929 -- 1932 maybe the B shares will go to 1000 but the A shares NFW.

Quote from AJ21:

Berkshire goes to $1000.

 

[Port1385]

It doesnt matter what the blogger has to say. Berkshire is going down and will make lower lows into the year.

When October rolls around, do you think Berkshire will be higher or lower? I think the odds of it being lower are very great. Look out below!

Quote from Greg Richards:

I meant this post; it wasn't your first. But if you want to manage your finances by relying on bloggers who cannot be bothered to read financials and just make stuff up, it is a free country.

 

[Greg Richards]

Quote from Port1385:

It doesnt matter what the blogger has to say. Berkshire is going down and will make lower lows into the year.

If you didn't think it mattered, why did you use this incorrect information to support your "case?"

It seems you cannot be bothered to do the slightest bit of investigation into the facts, but wish and hope you can talk something down.

But on the topic of it not mattering what people think, if you are liquid, solvent, have a positive cash flow and a positive net worth, you don't have to care what the market thinks of you, because you don't need anyone else's funds or anyone else's good opinion. That is why Warren Buffett doesn't have to care what you think. If the stock heads south as you say it will, he will be buying up the shares. This business is self-sustaining.

 

[dbell66]

well put Greg!

99.9% of posters on this site are idiots and timewasters. Greg Richards seems to be one of the .1% that post anything of sense.

 

[dbell66]

Quote from Port1385:


When October rolls around, do you think Berkshire will be higher or lower? I think the odds of it being lower are very great. Look out below!

I sure hope you are right cos i'd love to buy this company at bargain basement prices.

 

[Greg Richards]

Quote from dbell66:

well put Greg!

Greg Richards seems to be one of the .1% that post anything of sense.

I wish I could take the credit, but a week ago I would not have been able to make my previous post.

I lifted that last paragraph from Tavakoli's book: "Dear Mr. Buffett" p. 156. She explained it on Bloomberg Television the week Bear Stearns collapsed. http://www.amazon.com/Dear-Mr-Buffe...bs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1236543488&sr=8-1

The actual quote: "If you are liquid, solvent, have a positive cash flow and you have no leverage--you do not have to borrow money--and it does not matter what the market thinks about you."

 

[ARealGannTrader]

Several support points for BRK.A. The next two are:

70,100

60,600