Berkshire Hathaway shares look really cheap using Warren Buffett's own method of valuing stocks

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Berkshire Hathaway shares look really cheap using Warren Buffett's own method of valuing stocks.

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This is fake news. Buffett has said many times that PB = 1.2 is the price that he himself would buy Berkshire at. PB = 1.2 is below intrinsic value with a 25% margin of safety.

They have yet to use that massive pile of cash that the company rules forbade spending. All they need now is a reason.

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