Warren Buffett buying stocks in market dip
Berkshire Hathaway, the investment company run by legendary investor Warren Buffett, is adding to its shareholdings of two US firms amid a market dip.
Berkshire Hathaway, the investment company run by legendary investor Warren Buffett, is adding to its shareholdings of two US firms amid a market dip.
The billionaire investor Warren Buffett declined to identify the two portfolio stocks Berkshire was purchasing but said it had spent $60 million (€46 million) buying shares last Friday and would buy more today. It was not clear if the $60 million was spent on just two stocks.
Buffett, Berkshire's controlling shareholder, also forecast...
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