BRK.B is a sell/avoid; limited upside vs current price makes it barely better than Treasuries despite low risk.

Next is Berkshire. Our favorite, Berkshire, has a market capitalization of approximately 1 trillion. I received a lot of criticism because of this. In a recent analysis, I said: "When compared to other opportunities, Berkshire is now a sell option." Because when you look at a net income of 45 billion, a projected growth of 6% in the future, and an average profitability ratio of 17, they will achieve 80 billion in 10 years x 17, and the market value will be 1.3 trillion, which is not far from its current state. Therefore, I said, "It's a risk, not a purchase." However, we can be sure that Berkshire will achieve results, perhaps a little more or a little less. Let's assume it will continue to grow at 6% with low risk and a solid balance sheet. So, it's slightly better than Treasury bonds, but not far off. The risks are very low in all cases. Improving Berkshire Centre is here.