巴菲特每股$200,000# Stock
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这是啥节奏和啥启示？
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/buffetts-berkshire-hits-200-000-1
For the first time ever, a Class A share of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A) will
cost you more than $200,000. That's just one share for the price of a nice 6
-bedroom, 4-bath house in Omaha.
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The stock hit the milestone about 45 minutes after the start of trading
today.
While many companies use stock splits to keep their per-share price under $
1000, or even below $100, Warren Buffett isn't a fan of that manuever
because he thinks it encourages short-term trading rather than long-term
ownership.
Read More 10 top brands Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway owns
As a result, Berkshire's Class A has, by far, the largest dollar price per
share for any stock trading in the U.S.
(Number two on the list: agribusiness and transportation company Seaboard (
NYSE MKT: SEB) at just under $2,900 per share.)
Berkshire first closed above $1,000 per share almost 31 years ago on August
26, 1983, a few days before Buffett celebrated his 53rd birthday.
It took almost another 9 years to reach $10,000 on October 16, 1992.
The stock closed at $100,000 a share just over 14 years after that on
October 23, 2006.
After closing as high as $149,200 on December 10, 2007, Berkshire dropped
along with the rest of the stock market during the credit crisis, closing as
low as $72,400 on March 5, 2009. That was a drop of 51.5 percent.
Since then, Berkshire has soared around 176 percent, compared to the
benchmark S&P's 183 percent surge.
(Berkshire's Class B shares have been split and were added to the S&P in
early 2010. They're now trading around $133 each.)
The Class A stock price has remained in six-digit territory since January,
2010.
With Berkshire's stock at the $200,000 level, the company has a market value
of more than $167 billion.
Buffett has been giving away big chunks of his Berkshire stock to charity
over the past 8 years, but he still owned 321,000 Class A shares as of mid-
July. That stock is now worth $64.2 billion.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/buffetts-berkshire-hits-200-000-1
For the first time ever, a Class A share of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A) will
cost you more than $200,000. That's just one share for the price of a nice 6
-bedroom, 4-bath house in Omaha.
Related Stories
Berkshire Climbs to $200,000 a Share, Extending Buffett’s Record
Bloomberg
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Sees Earnings Rise to $6.4B in 2Q Fox
Business
Berkshire Hathaway Profit Rides Bull Market, but Book Value Premium Now
33% 24/7 Wall St.
Has Buffett Lost His Touch? Forbes
What's the most expensive stock of all time? Investopedia
The stock hit the milestone about 45 minutes after the start of trading
today.
While many companies use stock splits to keep their per-share price under $
1000, or even below $100, Warren Buffett isn't a fan of that manuever
because he thinks it encourages short-term trading rather than long-term
ownership.
Read More 10 top brands Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway owns
As a result, Berkshire's Class A has, by far, the largest dollar price per
share for any stock trading in the U.S.
(Number two on the list: agribusiness and transportation company Seaboard (
NYSE MKT: SEB) at just under $2,900 per share.)
Berkshire first closed above $1,000 per share almost 31 years ago on August
26, 1983, a few days before Buffett celebrated his 53rd birthday.
It took almost another 9 years to reach $10,000 on October 16, 1992.
The stock closed at $100,000 a share just over 14 years after that on
October 23, 2006.
After closing as high as $149,200 on December 10, 2007, Berkshire dropped
along with the rest of the stock market during the credit crisis, closing as
low as $72,400 on March 5, 2009. That was a drop of 51.5 percent.
Since then, Berkshire has soared around 176 percent, compared to the
benchmark S&P's 183 percent surge.
(Berkshire's Class B shares have been split and were added to the S&P in
early 2010. They're now trading around $133 each.)
The Class A stock price has remained in six-digit territory since January,
2010.
With Berkshire's stock at the $200,000 level, the company has a market value
of more than $167 billion.
Buffett has been giving away big chunks of his Berkshire stock to charity
over the past 8 years, but he still owned 321,000 Class A shares as of mid-
July. That stock is now worth $64.2 billion.
