What Warren Buffett thinks about Tesla and Elon Musk?
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What Warren Buffett thinks about Tesla and Elon Musk?
“No,” Buffett said. It’s not surprising Buffett is not a fan of Tesla given he has always taken a value investing approach to the market and shied away from high-growth stocks with high earnings multiples. Tesla investors shoudn’t take it personally given Buffett has never invested in stocks like Alphabet, Inc.
Is Elon Musk worth more than Warren Buffett?
Elon Musk is now 3 times as rich as Warren Buffett and worth more than the GDP of his home country of South Africa. Bloomberg estimated Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s net worth at $335 billion after Tesla’s stock rose again. Musk is by far the wealthiest person on Bloomberg’s index tracking the world’s richest people.
What companies does Warren Buffett own stock in?
The top five investments in Buffett’s holding company, Berkshire Hathaway, are Apple, Bank of America, Coca-Cola, American Express, and Kraft Heinz. Apple is Berkshire Hathaway’s largest portfolio holding, comprising 49.1\% of the portfolio.
Did $BRK acquire a large stake in Tesla?
Peelen also speculated on Twitter that $11 billion of disparity in Berkshire’s investment numbers after accounting for other recent investments could be a confidential play in Tesla. So did $BRK acquire a large stake in $TSLA? There’s no proof, but it seems very plausible.
Will Apple and Tesla get along?
“In the past, Apple and Tesla probably wouldn’t have gotten along because Musk didn’t need Apple, but it is clear he needs help [now],” Gerber told CNBC. Apple also stands to benefit with Gerber arguing Tesla can help Apple gain ground in the car market and garner a potential lead over the long term.
Tesla’s Missing Shares: Meanwhile, independent analyst Frank Peelen claimed that 50 million of Tesla shares “seem to have gone missing” during the third quarter, as first reported by Electrek.
Is Berkshire Hathaway Building a large position in a public company?
Edward Jones analyst James Shanahan suspects that Berkshire “is building a large position in a public company and they would like to continue to do that before disclosing it,” as per Business Insider.