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Berkshire Hathaway Inc. BRK-B

Price 508.1 USD
as of 2026-09-05
55/100
No view
Quality50
Growth44
Balance-sheet strength70
Valuation58
Momentum54
Income50

Composite 55/100; the shares have moved about 13% annualised. Names that move more contribute more risk for the same amount invested, and our composite reflects how strong the evidence for this one is right now.

Strongest counter-signal

Growth ranks 44/100 — a slight mark against it.

Case for

Balance-sheet strength ranks 70/100 — a moderate point in its favour. Valuation ranks 58/100 — a slight point in its favour. Momentum ranks 54/100 — a slight point in its favour.

Case against

Growth ranks 44/100 — a slight mark against it.

What the company does Berkshire Hathaway operates a diversified conglomerate spanning insurance, freight rail, utilities, manufacturing, and consumer products. Its insurance segment underpins float generation, while regulated utilities and BNSF provide stable cash flows. Manufacturing and retail units (e.g., home construction, apparel) contribute cyclical exposure.

Key financials ROE is 12.1% and ROA 6.0%, with gross/operating/net margins at 30.3%/32.6%/22.3%. Revenue growth is 10.0%, but EPS fell -99.8%. Debt/Equity is 0.17, net debt/EBITDA -1.81, and current ratio 2.89. FCF yield is 6.7%, while dividend yield is n/a.

Stock health Momentum is mixed: +4.13% over 3m, +0.80% over 6m, and +5.60% over 12m, but -6.27% below its 52w high. RSI(14) is 47.60, indicating neutral momentum. Sidera’s overall score is 57.9, with Valuation at 66.2 and Strength at 64.5.

Price vs fair value The stock trades at a **discount of 5.50%** versus the analyst mean target of 531.67. - Berkshire’s Alphabet stake rose to a top-3 holding, signaling confidence in tech (Yahoo Finance Video). - Greg Abel pared Bank of America and added to a virtual monopoly, now Berkshire’s 3rd-largest holding (Motley Fool). - Q2 buys included Alphabet, home builders, and exits from Constellation (The Wall Street Journal).

Looking forward Forward P/E is 25.13, reflecting premium valuation despite the discount to target. Growth (56.7) and Valuation (66.2) scores are attractive, but Momentum (48.2) lags. Focus remains on succession, capital allocation, and insurance float deployment.

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