**Added to $BRK.B — A Business Worth Owning**
Picked up 25 shares of Berkshire Hathaway Class B at $475.37 this morning, representing just under 12% of the portfolio. This is not a small position for me, and I want to be clear about why I sized it this way.
**The Thesis**
Berkshire is, at its core, a collection of durable businesses generating substantial cash, managed by people who think carefully about capital allocation. The insurance operations alone — GEICO, General Re, and others — produce a float that funds acquisitions at essentially no cost. Layer on top of that BNSF, Berkshire Hathaway Energy, and a diversified portfolio of wholly-owned operating businesses, and you have something that is genuinely difficult to replicate.
The equity portfolio, anchored heavily in financials and consumer staples, continues to generate dividend income that compounds quietly in the background. This is a business built for patience.
**Entry Rationale**
At roughly 1.5x book value, I do not think I am paying an unreasonable price for the quality on offer. Cash on the balance sheet remains substantial — north of $160 billion at last report — which provides meaningful downside protection and optionality for future deployments. I am not buying because I expect a near-term catalyst. I am buying because I am comfortable owning this business for a long time.
**Exit Plan**
Honestly, my default assumption is that I do not sell this. If the business deteriorates structurally, or if valuation reaches levels that no longer reflect a margin of safety, I would reassess. There is no specific price target attached to this position.
**Position Sizing**
At 11.9% of the portfolio, this is my largest single
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