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Berkshire Hathaway Inc(NYSE) (W)- Renewed institutional interestBias : Currently bullish on the weekly timeframe as long as price sustains above $504.73 with volume support. A breakout above $534.68 would confirm strength toward $564–595 zones. Potential Scenarios Bullish Case If price holds above $504.73, next upside targets are: $534.68 → strong resistance $564.63 → breakout confirmation zone Beyond that → $594.57 and $624.52 Alternatively, consider buying a pullback to $480–$490 with a stop below $474 for a lower-risk entry. Bearish Case Rejection at $504.73–$534.68 zone could push price back to $474.79 support. A close below $474.79 would indicate a deeper correction. Volume Analysis Weekly buying volume increased, supporting the upward move. Sustained higher volume compared to the last few weeks suggests renewed institutional interest. The blue average volume line shows volume is now above average, validating the breakout attempt. ⚠️ Disclaimer : This chart is for educational purposes only. Regulatory Note: We are an independent development team. Our services are not registered or licensed by any regulatory body in India, the U.S., the U.K., or any global financial authority. Please consult a licensed advisor before making trading decisions.
NYSE:BRK.BLong
by Dr_Bean
sellers seem to relinquish control, upcoming cheap =BUYers world1->3 : create a lower low , this makes total sense in a downtrend, simply a continuation 3->4 : surpass the sellers from number 2 , this creates a logical change in perception, the people in control of the market are no longer the sellers from number 2 , but the buyers who have originated and pushed up from 3 what do I think will happen? * I think we will return to #3 , not sure when or how powerfully, we could gap down there and just touch it or slowly go down * we will confirm the low then continue upward * the second vwap range is around that area, if price goes up, then pushes down, it could be in perfect position to mark out the next leg up * a buy limit is the order to place here
NYSE:BRK.ALong
by jacesabr_real
Berkshire Hathaway looks appealing in todays market conditionsWith most markets at all time highs it is becoming increasingly difficult to find good opportunities for buying. I have decided to allocate about 9% of my portfolio to Berkshire Hathaway as a sort of hedge against some of my other positions. I like to have a diverse exposure to the markets and with Berkshire Hathaway being a conglomerate it is a perfect stock for someone like me to invest in. The stock seems to be doing the opposite of the us500 so far this year hence why I call it a hedge. According to my simple technical analysis there is a probability for the stock to make a reversal after spending some time going down. The company has already donated plenty of shares which probably has something to do with it going down, which presents a unique opportunity to invest in it since there is nothing fundamentally wrong with the company. With that being said they have also said they probably wont engage in share buy backs until next year at least so it could be a falling knife type situation. However I am confident in the company and feel like it is a great stock to have in my portfolio for the long term. The range of the intrinsic value according to the discounted cash flow model is between $400-$1000 with a 5 year exit. Assuming a 7.4% discount rate the intrinsic valuation for the stock is $575 presenting a unique opportunity for a 20% upside. The stock is certainly undervalued but like I said it could be a falling knife in the worst case scenario. Calculating the intrinsic value is highly speculative and complex, but it gives me increased confidence in my decision to push the buy button. I hope you found my analysis useful, drop a comment if you want to talk more about the stock or whatever.
NYSE:BRK.BLong
by Capitalist_Zach
2
Berkshire is losing the Buffet's premiumTechnical Overview Looking at the current NYSE:BRK.A chart, several signals suggest a potential shift from the prior bullish trend: Channel Break : Price has broken down from a long-standing ascending channel, which often marks the end of an uptrend and the start of a consolidation or a bearish phase. Possible Pullback: After the channel break, the chart highlights a likely pullback toward the broken support, now turned resistance. If BRK.A fails to retake this area, downside follow-through becomes probable. Targets Identified: Target 1: Around 655,000 USD, supported by a significant volume cluster. Target 2: Near 615,000 USD, another high-volume historical support. Target 3: Around 545,000 USD, marking a deeper retracement in case of extended weakness. Invalidation: If price strongly reclaims the prior channel and breaks above the highlighted red resistance, the bearish idea should be reconsidered. Fundamental Arguments Berkshire’s largest holdings, particularly in tech, are sensitive to market corrections, especially in a rising rate environment, which can weigh on valuation multiples. Growth in net earnings has moderated, with key segments (insurance, railroad, and energy) facing headwinds or margin pressures. Diminishing Buyback Impact: With shares previously at all-time highs, Berkshire’s ability to use buybacks as strong downside support is reduced if valuation stays elevated or fundamentals drift. Trade Setup Entry Idea: Look for opportunities to go short or trade sideways after a failed retest of the broken channel, as seen on the chart. Profit Targets: Use the volume-based support zones at 655,000, 615,000, and 545,000 USD. Stop Loss: A convincing break back into the channel and above local resistance invalidates the setup. This gives us opportunities to risk around 3 to 4% and earn more than 9%. A great Risk Reward ratio. Laste note about channels Trading after a channel break can offer strong open risk/reward setups, especially if fundamental forces align with the technical picture. While Berkshire Hathaway remains a resilient company, markets can enter periods of consolidation or pullback even for top-tier stocks. Always mix technical observation with a view on macro and company fundamentals for improved decision-making. 💬 Does this setup align with your view on BRK? 🚀 Hit the rocket if this helped you spot the opportunity and follow for more clean, educational trade ideas!
NYSE:BRK.AShort
by TopChartPatterns
2
What's the deal with BRK.B?! Where is the short term bottom?I'm pretty new to this, so I'm looking to see if anyone has any thoughts about BRK.B. The best looking support is the April low, but it seems like it could fall below to the Jan 2025 low with the way it is steadily dropping. That would suck! I'm averaged at $491 and prefer not to see it go that low, but I will be holding very long-term anyway. Any thoughts on a bottom? They hold 300+ billion in cash, so surely they'll figure out what to do with it soon. *Fingers crossed*
NYSE:BRK.BLong
by dwestw01
17
Berkshire Hathaway: Time to consider exitsHello, Despite recent market volatility, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A, BRK.B) has demonstrated resilience, with its stock rising approximately 16% year-to-date in 2025, significantly outperforming the S&P 500’s 2% decline. This performance has fueled speculation about Warren Buffett’s strategy, particularly whether the “Oracle of Omaha” is capitalizing on the recent market correction to deploy Berkshire’s record $334 billion cash reserve. Let’s examine Berkshire’s current position Berkshire Hathaway operates a diversified portfolio anchored by its world-class insurance operations, including GEICO. The company also owns Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad, a robust energy division, and a wide range of manufacturing, service, and retail businesses. Its $284 billion equity portfolio, featuring long-term holdings like Coca-Cola, American Express, and a reduced but still significant stake in Apple, continues to generate substantial investment income. In 2024, Berkshire reported approximately $30 billion in operating cash flow, underscoring its financial fortress status. This diversified revenue stream and immense liquidity position Berkshire as a safe haven for investors during turbulent times. Buffett’s reputation for capitalizing on market downturns—evidenced by his $26 billion in deals during the 2008-2009 financial crisis—further bolsters confidence in the company’s ability to navigate corrections. Recent market corrections, driven by concerns over President Donald Trump’s tariff policies and fears of a global trade war, have seen the S&P 500 drop over 11% from its February 2025 high. Many investors are watching Buffett, expecting him to deploy Berkshire’s massive cash pile to scoop up undervalued assets, as he famously advises to “be greedy when others are fearful.” However, evidence suggests Buffett has been cautious. In 2024, Berkshire was a net seller of equities for nine consecutive quarters, offloading $134 billion in stocks, including significant reductions in its Apple (67% cut) and Bank of America (34% cut) holdings. Buffett also halted Berkshire’s stock buyback program in the third and fourth quarters of 2024, despite having repurchased $77.8 billion of its own stock since 2018. This pause, combined with a record cash hoard of $334 billion, indicates Buffett may believe valuations remain elevated or that greater opportunities lie ahead. That said, Buffett has made selective purchases. In Q4 2024, Berkshire initiated new positions in Constellation Brands, Pool Corporation, Domino’s Pizza, Occidental Petroleum, VeriSign, and Sirius XM, with investments like VeriSign ($73 million) and Constellation Brands ($1.24 billion) reflecting Buffett’s preference for companies with strong fundamentals and competitive moats. These moves suggest Buffett is cautiously optimistic about specific sectors, particularly those tied to consumer spending and stable cash flows, but is not yet aggressively buying the broader market dip. Berkshire’s stock has delivered a compounded annual return of 19.9% since 1965, nearly doubling the S&P 500’s performance over the same period. However, with a market capitalization exceeding $1 trillion and a price-to-sales ratio of 2.67 (a 34% premium to its 10-year average), significant near-term upside may be limited. The conglomerate’s size makes it challenging to find needle-moving investments, and Buffett’s recent restraint in buybacks suggests he views Berkshire’s stock as fully valued at current levels. For long-term investors, Berkshire remains a compelling hold due to its diversified business model, strong cash flow, and Buffett’s disciplined capital allocation, now transitioning to designated successor Greg Abel. However, those expecting rapid gains should temper expectations, as Berkshire’s scale limits its ability to achieve exponential growth. Investors seeking to emulate Buffett’s strategy might consider his recent picks, such as VeriSign, which benefits from a near-monopoly in internet domain registries, or stalwarts like Coca-Cola, a Dividend King with a 3% yield. For those considering new positions, waiting for a deeper market pullback could align with Buffett’s value investing principles, especially given his current cash-hoarding stance.
NYSE:BRK.B
by thesharkke
4
BRK.B Long The stock has been trading within a defined channel for nearly five years, suggesting it may be approaching a pivotal bottom. If this turns out to be the case, we could have the opportunity to acquire additional shares of this outstanding company at more attractive prices. It's crucial to stay vigilant and monitor any developments related to this stock, as market conditions can change rapidly. By keeping a close watch on the company's performance and any news that may impact its valuation, we can capitalize on potential buying opportunities that arise. Investing in a fundamentally strong company at lower price points could significantly benefit our long-term investment strategy.
NYSE:BRK.BLong
by geegnimag
BRK.B: Channel-Bound & Targeting New HighsThis chart for Berkshire Hathaway Class B (BRK.B) presents a clear and actionable technical setup, operating within a well-defined long-term bullish channel. Dominant Bullish Channel: BRK.B is clearly trading within a well-established, upward-sloping channel. This channel dictates the long-term trend, confirming a robust bullish bias as price consistently finds support at the lower band and resistance at the upper band. Recent Pullback from All-Time Highs: After reaching its "All Time High" around the 530- 540 resistance zone, the stock has experienced a healthy corrective pullback, aligning with the typical behavior within an ascending channel. Key Support Levels Identified for Re-accumulation: The chart highlights two critical support zones for potential re-entry or accumulation: a primary support between 470− 480, which perfectly aligns with the lower boundary of the active bullish channel, and a deeper, secondary support at 430 - 440 should the first level fail. Clear Upside Target Post-Support Validation: Following a potential bounce from either of the identified support levels, the analysis projects a renewed push towards the "All Time High" zone (530-540). This move represents a compelling 8% to 10% upside target from the current vicinity, validating the strength of the bullish trend and the expected retest of previous resistance. This reinforces a "buy the dip" strategy within the confines of this established channel.
NYSE:BRK.BLong
by ManiMarkets
2
Emotional 4% gap on Warren Buffett "leaving"Keeping eye on possible 10-day option entry on 4% gap that is just irrational quick sell-off. reasons for gap to fill up: -nothing changes, Buffet was not making decisions single-handedly anyway and passing knowledge is his strong side, not the opposite - he will remain chairman of the board -honestly what do people expect? him trade until he´s 100 years old? -Trump meanwhile has a complete meltdown on his tarrif policies not working, he hinted that easing is comming because basicly he has nowhere to got and got cornered. By extension this would bring uplift for all the stocks. reasons to not fill up: -any new idiotic policies by Trump that we can not predict
NYSE:BRK.BLong
by litwizard
BRK.B Technical Analysis – May 2025Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) has pulled back about 38.2% from its 2025 high, a key Fibonacci retracement level that’s often seen as potential support in strong uptrends. It’s also sitting right at the anchored VWAP from this year’s low, which adds weight to this level as a possible bounce zone. The stock gapped down on May 5 following earnings, with Buffett announcing his future step-down—a major sentiment shift. This created two key gaps above: • Weekly gap closes at $524 • Daily gap closes at $535.26 These levels could act as magnets if bulls regain control. A long trade here could make sense with a tight stop just below recent lows and an initial profit target at the $524 gap close. A push beyond that could fill the daily gap at $535.26 and potentially retest all-time highs. On the bearish side, a decisive break below the 38.2% retracement and anchored VWAP could lead to further downside. First support comes in around $480, where a trendline from October 2023 lines up. Below that, a more significant move could take the stock to the $450.30 daily gap fill, which aligns with a second fan line going back to the 2022 bear market low. Despite the pullback, BRK.B remains in a strong longer-term uptrend, but the company’s cautious tone—highlighted by its large cash position—signals potential uncertainty. Whether that’s fear or preparation for a big move remains to be seen. Bottom line: • Bullish setup: Bounce from VWAP + 38.2% retracement, targeting $524–$535. • Bearish setup: Break below current support opens move toward $480 and possibly $450. • Still a strong stock, but sentiment has shifted. Watch how price reacts at current levels.
NYSE:BRK.B
by TriumphOne
1