Warren Buffett is more worried than usual

Apple since December 31 ... +5%
Amazon since Dec 31 ........ +29%
Facebook since Dec 31 ...... +3%
Netflix since Dec 31 .......... +35%
Walmart since Dec 31 ........ +3%
Home Depot since Dec 31 ... +7%
Microsoft since Dec 31 ....... +17%
Google since Dec 31 .......... +3%
Visa since Dec 31 .............. -1.6%
Mastercard since Dec 31 ..... -5.6%
His beloved Coke since Dec 31.... -20%

Berkshire (a or b) since Dec 31 ... -22%

No wonder he's not a happy camper.

(Side note: I guess the 30 million people unemployed are still buying expensive Apple products, but are no longer buying Coke. Lol.)
 
Apple since December 31 ... +5%
Amazon since Dec 31 ........ +29%
Facebook since Dec 31 ...... +3%
Netflix since Dec 31 .......... +35%
Walmart since Dec 31 ........ +3%
Home Depot since Dec 31 ... +7%
Microsoft since Dec 31 ....... +17%
Google since Dec 31 .......... +3%
Visa since Dec 31 .............. -1.6%
Mastercard since Dec 31 ..... -5.6%
His beloved Coke since Dec 31.... -20%

Berkshire (a or b) since Dec 31 ... -22%

No wonder he's not a happy camper.

(Side note: I guess the 30 million people unemployed are still buying expensive Apple products, but are no longer buying Coke. Lol.)
Another way to look at things, from a trader's perspective:

AAPL since March 20 ... +38%
FB since March 20 ... +50%
GOOGL since March 20 ... +31%
MSFT since March 20 ... +36%
BRK since March 20 ... +10% :(

Another way to look at things from an investor's perspective:

1. First quarter unemployment ~15%

2. First quarter GDP drop ... -4.8%

So, the economy is not as bad as the unemployment number, or as the press has being saying. Maybe that is why SPY only dropped -10% from Dec 31.
 
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