Post #17452 by hclasvegas on the Berkshire Hathaway board

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" And per Buffett himself, it’s actually easier than ever to buy billions of dollars’ worth of stock on the open market. He’s said he was pleasantly surprised by how effortlessly Berkshire could accumulate huge positions—OXY being the prime example. And when mega-caps stumble, the liquidity and high turnover make deploying tens of billions even simpler."

Has it occurred to you that buying SIZE in a large cap company easily, that is dropping from 70 to 42, might mean that YOU were the buyer keeping it from dropping more quickly?

some of the conclusions reached here are priceless.

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