Berkshire "berappeln" sich
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(Reuters) - Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc on Friday said second-quarter profit rose 46 percent, reflecting gains from investments and derivatives and higher earnings from non-insurance businesses.
Net income rose to $4.54 billion, or $2,763 per Class A share, from $3.11 billion, or $1,882 per share, a year earlier.
Operating profit rose 5 percent to $3.92 billion, or $2,384 per Class A share, from $3.72 billion, or $2,252 per share.
Analysts' on average expected operating profit of $2,170 per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
(Reporting by Jennifer Ablan and Jonathan Stempel in New York; Editing by Leslie Adler)
Kann einer von Euch etwas zur Volatilität von Berkshire posten, und zwar im Vergleich zu Fonds wie den US-Standardfonds von Fidelity oder Tempelton oder Alger oder anderen Anbietern?
By Kayla Tausche | CNBC – 1 hour 52 minutes ago..
Warren Buffett thanked CEO Brian Moynihan forBerkshire Hathaway (BRK-A)'s $5.3 billion profit on its Bank of America (BAC) investment when the two men met earlier this month.
Buffett and Moynihan had a private dinner together on August 6 at the Happy Hollow Club in Omaha, where Buffett is a member.
According to people briefed on the dinner, Buffett expressed bullishness on the banking sector, especially for institutions like Bank of America that have a strong deposit base.
Buffett also praised Moynihan's turnaround efforts, which have helped lift the stock more than 100 percent since Berkshire invested $5 billion in BofA in August 2011.
"Eine Aktie von Berkshire Hathaway, der Holding des Investmentgenies, kostet rund 130 000 Euro. Via Zertifikat wird die Beteiligung in Tausendstel-Anteilen erschwinglich."
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UBS bietet ein Investmentvehikel an, das es Anlegern ermöglicht, in kleinen Tranchen von steigenden Kursen des Buffett- Imperiums zu profitieren: Mit einem Partizipationszertifikat (WKN: UB8 7S7) nehmen Anleger mit dem Bezugsverhältnis eines Tausendstels (1 : 1000) an der Berkshire-Hathaway-Aktie teil. [...] Pro Quartal wird eine Managementgebühr von 0,1 Prozent fällig."
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"Versehentlich" wird verschwiegen, dass die B-Aktie von Berkshire 1/1.500 der A-Aktie kostet, also noch weniger als dieses Zertifikat, aber ganz OHNE Managementgebühr von 0,1% PRO QUARTAL.
Ebenso wird nicht erwähnt, dass Buffets Motivation für die erstmalige Ausgabe von B-Aktien, damals zu 1/30 des Werts der A-Aktie, wesentlich darin lag, solche Zertifikatgeschäfte zu verhindern, die mit unnötigen Zusatzgebühren die bei den Aktionären ankommende Performance seines Unternehmens senken.
PS: Mir fällt, egal ob bei Börse Online, Handelsblatt oder anderen Finanzmedien, immer öfter auf, dass Artikel mit Empfehlungen für Zertifikate enden. Ich wüsste gerne, wie hoch die Provision für Form der Schleichwerbung ausfällt.
PPS: Vielen Dank an Soleil1504 vom W:O-Forum für diesen Fund
Lasst Euch von Euren Bankberatern nicht verarschen und meidet Zertifikate. Der einzige Vorteil von Zertikaten ist, dass Eure Bank mehr Provisionen bekommt, als wenn Ihr die Aktie kauft - und logischerweise auch der Berater, der Euch ja deshalb das unsinnige Zertifikat empfiehlt. Denn Euer Berater will Euer Bestes: nämlich Euer Geld.
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OMAHA, Neb. -- Warren Buffett's company reported a 29 percent jump in third-quarter profit as it collected some of the proceeds from deals made during the financial crisis.
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Berkshire Hathaway earned $5.05 billion, or $3,074 per Class A share, during the quarter. That's up from $3.92 billion, or $2,373 per Class A share, in the same period last year.
Berkshire's revenue grew 13 percent to $46.5 billion.
The biggest factor in the results was a $1.2 billion investment gain Berkshire recorded as it prepared to redeem warrants in General Electric and Goldman Sachs for stock. Mars and Wrigley also repaid Berkshire this fall for a crisis-era investment.
Berkshire said Mars and Wrigley repaid $5.08 billion plus interest on Oct. 1 for money it loaned Mars to help it acquire Wrigley.
Berkshire's operating companies, which include major insurers like Geico, big utilities like MidAmerican Energy and an eclectic mix of manufacturing, retail and service businesses, generally performed well in the quarter.
"Their core businesses, excluding insurance, were actually much better than I expected," Edward Jones analyst Tom Lewandowski said.
The BNSF railroad contributed $989 million to Berkshire's quarterly profit as it hauled 4 percent more carloads of freight and increased prices 1 percent. That's up from $937 million last year.
Berkshire Hathaway officials do not generally comment on quarterly results, and no one was available Friday to comment on the report.
Andy Kilpatrick, who wrote "Of Permanent Value, the Story of Warren Buffett," said Berkshire is on track for all solid year with so many of its subsidiaries growing steadily.
Berkshire held roughly $42 billion in cash at the end of the quarter, which leaves about $22 billion for investments because Buffett prefers to keep at least $20 billion on hand.
"Any big acquisition could change things at a moment's notice, and he has the resources to do that," Kilpatrick said.
Berkshire Hathaway acquired half of ketchup maker Heinz in June as part of a $23.3 billion deal. Berkshire teamed up with investment firm 3G Capital to acquire Heinz.
Because Berkshire only owns half of Heinz, it doesn't list it as a subsidiary. Berkshire said it lost $76 million on Heinz in its first months of ownership.
The three analysts surveyed by FactSet expected Berkshire to report operating earnings per Class A share of $2,424.26. Berkshire reported $2,228 operating earnings per A share, which excludes investment gains.
Buffett has said Berkshire's operating earnings are a better measure of how the company is performing in any given period, because those figures exclude the value of derivatives and investment gains or losses.
Berkshire owns roughly 80 subsidiaries, including clothing, furniture and jewelry firms. Its insurance and utility businesses typically account for more than half of the company's net income. It also has major investments in such companies as Coca-Cola Co. and Wells Fargo & Co.
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Finde ich sowohl vom Handelsblatt als auch vom Zertifikatherausgeber UBS sehr unseriös!
Empfiehlt ein Bankberater Zertifikate, sollte man meines Erachtens die Beratung mit diesem geldgeilen schlimmen und/oder dummen Vogel sofort abbrechen und sich eine andere Bank mit seriöseren Beratern suchen.
Zertfikate sind ein völlig überflussiges, sinnloses und überteuertes Produkt.