Berkshire Hathaway: Failing Business Model Points to a 35% Decline [View article]
Rakesh Saxena,
I am going to file this paragraph away and revisit at the end of the year:
"In the interim, it is not difficult to see Berkshire Hathaway shares dip well below their November 20, 2008 lows. Look for a decline of 35% from Friday’s levels at some point during the second half of this year.
Unrealized losses on Berkshire’s put option insurance contracts may well breach $10.5 billion by the time the annual results are announced. Though all four major indices, particularly the Standard & Poor’s 500, would have to hit zero for Berkshire to lose the entire $37 billion at risk, the prospects of the company’s performance being impacted by another $2-3 billion in unrealized losses in 2009 are very real indeed."
I am very interest by highly intelligent writers who make statements on near term stock movements.
Status Report: Huntsman Corporation - Hexion Specialty Chemicals [View article]
"It now appears that in one step HUN has reversed whatever chances existed to avoid litigation via the backstop payment negotiations."
As the aggrieved party, I doan think HUN should kowtow to Hexion. Any sign of appeasement would be seen as "desperate", what HUN is doing is to squeeze Hexion to choose either bankruptcy or completion of the merger (at a lower price).
New York Times Company: What I'd Do To Turn Things Around [View article]
Hi,
perhaps it would be less painful to invest in a company that is taking meaningful steps to diversify into non-print businesses. Take for example Dow Jones, it has quietly amassed an impressive online presence, dominating the financial news section: marketwatch.com, wsj.com, barrons.com, barchart.com, factiva.com
cheers!
raytoei who does not have a position in DJ or NYT.
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Berkshire Hathaway: Failing Business Model Points to a 35% Decline [View article]
I am going to file this paragraph away and revisit at the end of the year:
"In the interim, it is not difficult to see Berkshire Hathaway shares dip well below their November 20, 2008 lows. Look for a decline of 35% from Friday’s levels at some point during the second half of this year.
Unrealized losses on Berkshire’s put option insurance contracts may well breach $10.5 billion by the time the annual results are announced. Though all four major indices, particularly the Standard & Poor’s 500, would have to hit zero for Berkshire to lose the entire $37 billion at risk, the prospects of the company’s performance being impacted by another $2-3 billion in unrealized losses in 2009 are very real indeed."
I am very interest by highly intelligent writers who make statements on near term stock movements.
raytoei
Status Report: Huntsman Corporation - Hexion Specialty Chemicals [View article]
As the aggrieved party, I doan think HUN should kowtow to Hexion. Any sign of appeasement would be seen as "desperate", what HUN is doing is to squeeze Hexion to choose either bankruptcy or completion of the merger (at a lower price).
New York Times Company: What I'd Do To Turn Things Around [View article]
perhaps it would be less painful to invest in a company that is taking meaningful steps to diversify into non-print businesses. Take for example Dow Jones, it has quietly amassed an impressive online presence, dominating the financial news section: marketwatch.com, wsj.com, barrons.com, barchart.com, factiva.com
cheers!
raytoei
who does not have a position in DJ or NYT.