What Should Berkshire Hathaway Buy With its $189 Billion in Cash?
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- Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A)(BRK.B) had $189 billion in cash and Treasury securities on its balance sheet at the end of the first quarter, and there's a good chance it will exceed $200 billion by mid-year. In this video, Fool.com contributor Matt Frankel discusses one popular foodservice brand he thinks would be a smart acquisition for Berkshire, while Tyler Crowe explains why Warren Buffett isn't likely in a hurry to do anything at all.
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Thanks, Matt and Tyler, for an interesting discussion on Berkshire Hathaway possible buys. Good stuff. And who knows?
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They should either start paying dividends or issue a special one. The cash hoard is becoming a bit crazy.
I know it won’t happen, but for so
many years it’s only been growing and growing, that I’m starting to think the whole argument that they know how to best reinvest the money is becoming a bit moot when they aren’t doing anything.
A special dividend would make a lot more sense if interest rates fell back to 1%-2% levels. When Buffett can get 5% from just sticking the cash in Treasury bills, it becomes more of a productive asset for the company.
@@MattFrankelCFPyeah, but they have been sitting on mountains of cash for years. Even when treasury rates were much much lower. So it doesn’t seem like a strategic choice to me, just more of what they have always done. Just now it makes at least a little bit of sense.
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