An analyst at Bankgigant UBS has lowered his target for Berkshire Hathaway.
Analyst Brian Meredith still has a buy -rating on Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) Class B shares, but has lowered the price target from $ 606 per share to $ 591, report CNBC.
In an investment note, Meredith says that the fall in the share price goal is due to the expectation of less investment revenues and no share purchasing this year and in 2026.
“We continue to believe that the shares of BRK are attractive in an uncertain macroom environment with $ 347 billion in cash and [short-term] Investments, a defensive business mix and manageable tariff exposure. ”
Data shows that Berkshire’s billionaire CEO Warren Buffett has parked $ 305.5 billion in the Safe-Haven Asset Class, short-term treasure chest. The interests of Berkshire Hathaway in short-term treasury rose from $ 286.472 billion in Q4 2024 to $ 305.501 billion in Q1 from 2025-one increase of 6.64% in three months.
Data from the Treasury Department show that Berkshire’s Trove or US debts are large enough to exceed Taiwan’s interests with $ 297.8 billion.
At the same time, the company has lowered the interests in Banking Giants Citigroup, Bank of America and Capital One.
The archives show that the Citigroup investment firm has completely left after dumping its remaining shares worth $ 1 billion.
The company also sold 48.7 million shares of Bank of America with a value of around $ 2.19 billion, and invented 300,000 shares in Capital One, which were worth around $ 46,489 million.
BRK.B acts for $ 493 at the time of writing.
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