According to a report on the CNBC website on August 1, Berkshire Hathaway Class A and Class B shares of well-known US investment institutions rose this week, hitting new highs in eight months. According to the “Barron's” analysis, Berkshire's stock price has clearly outperformed the S&P 500 index since this year, and there is continuing momentum in the current round of growth. The stock prices of Apple, Coca Cola, and Bank of America, the three heavy-held stocks in the company's portfolio increased significantly during the year, supporting the stock price. Among them, the market value of Apple's holdings, the largest shareholder, has now exceeded 70 billion US dollars, an increase of more than 13% during the year; Coca Cola's holdings of the third-largest stock held were 35 billion US dollars, and the stock price rose 25% during the year; and Bank of America, the fourth largest holding, rose by more than 12% during the year. UBS analysts raised the target price of Berkshire shares and maintained a “buy” rating, while raising the company's profit expectations. The market estimates that Berkshire's share repurchases for the second quarter could reach up to 11 billion US dollars. The exact data will be disclosed in the second-quarter earnings report released by the company on August 8.

According to a report on the CNBC website on August 1, Berkshire Hathaway Class A and Class B shares of well-known US investment institutions rose this week, hitting new highs in eight months. According to the “Barron's” analysis, Berkshire's stock price has clearly outperformed the S&P 500 index since this year, and there is continuing momentum in the current round of growth. The stock prices of Apple, Coca Cola, and Bank of America, the three heavy-held stocks in the company's portfolio increased significantly during the year, supporting the stock price. Among them, the market value of Apple's holdings, the largest shareholder, has now exceeded 70 billion US dollars, an increase of more than 13% during the year; Coca Cola's holdings of the third-largest stock held were 35 billion US dollars, and the stock price rose 25% during the year; and Bank of America, the fourth largest holding, rose by more than 12% during the year. UBS analysts raised the target price of Berkshire shares and maintained a “buy” rating, while raising the company's profit expectations. The market estimates that Berkshire's share repurchases for the second quarter could reach up to 11 billion US dollars. The exact data will be disclosed in the second-quarter earnings report released by the company on August 8.