Summary
754,790.00
3,045.00
(0.41%)
10/02/2026
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK-A)Performance
Historical returns1D
0.41%
1W
0.12%
1M
-0.49%
3M
-0.76%
6M
5.37%
1Y
1.36%
5Y
82.96%
Snapshot
Key statisticsClose
754,790.00
Change
3,045.00
Change %
0.41%
Open
750,000.00
Day Range
749,539.19 – 755,470.69
Volume
127
Avg Vol (20d)
178
Rel Vol
0.71x
52W Range
698,000.00 - 805,047.44
vs 52W High
-6.24%
vs 52W Low
8.14%
Gap
-2,654.88
Market Cap
USD 1,085.54B
Beta
0.71
Price Chart
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Bull vs Bear
4 bullish · 1 bearish pointsBullish view
- Revenue grew 10.0% year on year in the Jun 2026 quarter to $101.81B.
- Consensus looks for 8.6% revenue growth in 2026 to $403.51B.
- The Aug 2026 quarter beat on EPS by $1,477.18 (19.6% above consensus).
- Revenue in the same quarter came in $5.29B ahead of consensus.
Bearish view
- FY2025 earnings fell 25.2% to $66.97B.
Both sides are generated from reported financials, consensus estimates, analyst targets and the price series — not from opinion.
Notable Price Movement
Historical returnsOct 2
2026
$754,790.00 0.41%Latest
Berkshire Hathaway rose 0.41% to $754,790.00. Shares closed near the session high (89% of the day's range). The move added $4.37B of market value and left the stock 4.9% below its 52-week high.
Sep 21
2026
$752,180.00 1.50%
Berkshire Hathaway fell 1.50% to $752,180.00, a 1.6σ move against its 60-day volatility. This was largely stock-specific: the S&P 500 gained 1.55% while Financial Services peers (XLF) rose 0.07% that session, leaving about 1.6 points of the move unexplained by its sector. Shares closed near the session low (0% of the day's range), lost their 20- and 50-day moving averages and marked a 3rd consecutive decline. The move erased $16.40B of market value.
Sep 17
2026
$763,936.00 2.10%
Berkshire Hathaway fell 2.10% to $763,936.00, its biggest one-day drop in 1 month and a 2.3σ move against its 60-day volatility. This was largely stock-specific: the S&P 500 gained 1.39% while Financial Services peers (XLF) fell 0.09% that session, leaving about 2.0 points of the move unexplained by its sector. Shares closed near the session low (1% of the day's range). The move erased $23.49B of market value. Historically, after 2.3σ-or-larger down days, Berkshire Hathaway returned +0.74% on average over the following 5 sessions (62% positive, n=13).
Computed from adjusted closes over the last 22 sessions; attribution vs SPY and XLF.
Price Performance
All periods| Period | Period Low | Period High | Performance | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Month | 744,500.19 +1.38% on 10/01/26 | 783,366.69 -3.65% on 09/16/26 | -3,710.00 (-0.49%) since 09/02/26 | |
| 3-Month | 729,578.38 +3.46% on 07/23/26 | 805,047.44 -6.24% on 08/10/26 | -4,542.24 (-0.60%) since 07/06/26 | |
| 6-Month | 698,000.00 +8.14% on 04/22/26 | 805,047.44 -6.24% on 08/10/26 | +38,490.01 (+5.37%) since 04/02/26 | |
| YTD | 698,000.00 +8.14% on 04/22/26 | 805,047.44 -6.24% on 08/10/26 | +10,670.00 (+1.43%) since 01/02/26 | |
| 52-Week | 698,000.00 +8.14% on 04/22/26 | 805,047.44 -6.24% on 08/10/26 | +8,883.80 (+1.19%) since 10/01/25 | |
| 5-Year | 393,012.00 +92.05% on 10/13/22 | 812,855.00 -7.14% on 05/02/25 | +336,689.00 (+80.53%) since 09/24/21 |
New Highs
Historical highs5-Day
1×
0.00% from peak
1-Month
4×
-3.27% from peak
3-Month
6×
-4.92% from peak
6-Month
19×
-4.92% from peak
YTD
10×
-4.92% from peak
52-Week
9×
-4.92% from peak
2-Year
24×
-6.74% from peak
3-Year
55×
-6.74% from peak
5-Year
86×
-6.74% from peak
10-Year
184×
-6.74% from peak
Financial SnapshotFY 2025
Full financialsRevenue
USD 371.44B
+0.0% YoY
Net Income
USD 66.97B
-25.2% YoY
EPS
46,563.00
+112,725.3% YoY
Gross Margin
23.6%
Operating Margin
15.9%
Net Margin
18.0%
EBITDA
USD 72.36B
Free Cash Flow
USD 25.04B
6.7% margin
ROE
9.3%
ROA
5.5%
Debt / Equity
0.19x
net debt USD 87.08B
Cash & Equiv.
USD 51.88B
News
All newsIn 1978, A Nevada Man Nicknamed '40-Dollar Frank' First Bought Shares Of Berkshire Hathaway. Three Decades Later Frank Fitzgerald Gathered His Family On The Deck Of His New Dream Home To Say “Thank you, Warren.
Frank Fitzpatrick bought Berkshire Hathaway shares for $40 each, watched them double, sold too soon, and then did something most investors never find the courage to do.
Greg Abel-Led Berkshire Hathaway Owns 3 Consumer Stocks. Here's the One I'd Buy First.
Greg Abel pruned a bunch of the smaller consumer goods positions that Warren Buffett acquired while he was in charge. The fact that Berkshire Hathaway is holding only a small number of these names makes this continued bullishness all the more meaningful.
Berkshire Hathaway Is Buying Up Shares of This Beaten-Down Stock. Should You Invest Too?
From Sept. 28 through Sept. 30, Berkshire added more than 660,000 shares to its position in Lennar.
Greg Abel Committed $6.8 Billion to Homebuilders Like Lennar, Increasing Berkshire's Stake by 30%, Even as Mortgage Rates Sit Near 7.5% and Builder Sentiment Hits Multi-Year Lows. Is This Bold Conviction or a Costly Miscalculation?
Wall Street tends to be myopically focused on near-term events. Greg Abel is the CEO of a company that thinks long term.
Prediction: Berkshire Hathaway's 2026 Buybacks Will Top $10 Billion
After no buybacks in 2025, Berkshire Hathaway put its stock repurchase plans back in action in 2026. It's on pace to buy back more than $10 billion worth of its own shares this year.
Berkshire buys more Lennar shares, but pace of purchases slows
Berkshire Hathaway added to its bet on Lennar this week, raising its stake in the homebuilder to 11.2%, although the pace of its buying appears to be slowing.
Berkshire Hathaway: The Abel Era Needs More Than Continuity
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. is rated a Hold, serving as portfolio ballast but facing growth challenges due to an inability to deploy its $366B cash pile effectively. BRK.B's traditional passive allocation strategy is increasingly at risk, with real returns on T-bills eroded by inflation and limited...
This 15% Yield ETF Copies Warren Buffett's Stock Picks and Is Beating Berkshire Hathaway
A new ETF targets Buffett's stock picks and promises a 15% annual payout, but the real question is whether it can deliver income without quietly eroding the investment underneath it.
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