Economics at Large
Note to the Board: Do You Really Have A Robust View of Capital Allocation?
Our experience says no. This is math behind it.
Jeffrey Bronchick, CFA
March 2, 2023
Our experience says no. This is math behind it.
We don’t “do” a lot of macro – see last Berkshire annual for the 11,000th repetition why. But we like contrary thinking. And this remains
Sitting in the seat and collecting equity grants is highly discounted “ownership.” “As for the future, Berkshire will always hold a boatload of cash and
Ted and Todd and the Berkshire Annual 2023 (Source: 2021 Annual Shareholder Meeting)
Our beloved Logo springs to life like an Ivy League Pinocchio. The following is an in-depth interview conducted during lunch hours at CSC Global Headquarters.
We hate A/B stocks. The amount of people who are “entitled” to a Dictatorship of a public company is depressingly less than the reality of
By Andrew Leaf and Austin Farris As Covid forced us to figure out how to do our jobs with an Acer monitor and kitchen table
TYB is not a crime and we are in favor of it as much as the next person with a full position. But rarely do
Many institutional clients judge us on relative results vs the Russell 2000 Value. 25% of the index is in Financials which are mostly banks. Reason
We have not made a lot of money in the last..4 years?….in Viasat. Maybe a little vig from buying a LOT at 30 and letting
Click the image to download a PDF version. This is always the worst time of year to write about “Strategy” because of the cacophony of
