Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Retreats From Friday's Last-Second Spike
By: Alex Crippen | Executive Producer
Berkshire Hathaway's last-second spike to $147,000 a share at Friday's closing bell didn't last long.
As of early afternoon in New York today (Monday), shares of Warren Buffett's holding company are back to about where they were Friday just before the spike, around $132,000 each.
That's still a 3.1 percent gain over Thursday's close of $128,010 and Berkshire is still beating the S&P for the year with a decline of about 7 percent versus the benchmark index's 16 percent drop.
Berkshire shares are now over 11 percent below December's all-time closing high and 18 percent above July's near-term low.
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Berkshire Hathaway's last-second spike to $147,000 a share at Friday's closing bell didn't last long. As of early afternoon in New York today (Monday), shares of Warren Buffett's holding company are back to about where they were Friday just before the spike, around $132,000 each.
