Berkshire Hathaway's Stock Portfolio Is Worth About 3 Times What It Paid. The Gains Alone Equal About 19% of the Company.

From The Motley Fool 5 Nov 2026, 07:30 UTC 1 min read

Berkshire's capital gains on investments it sells work like the typical investor's capital gains taxes do. Just don't expect to notice it if you're a shareholder.

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