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Warren Buffet is considered one of the most successful investors in modern history. He is the Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK) and manages its capital as well.
Warren Buffett has been moving his personal investments from safe Treasuries into U.S. stocks, he wrote in a New York Times opinion piece on October 17, 2008.
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- Constellation Energy Group (CEG) : investment in nuclear energy. EDF already owns almost 10 percent of Constellation and is a joint venture partner in the construction of four 'new nuclear power plants.' $4.7 billion bid from MidAmerican Energy Holdings Co., a subsidiary of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc [2]
- 10 percent stake in BYD Company Limited (BYDDF) [1] Warren Buffett Invests In Chinese Company Developing 'Green' Cars [3]
- Goldman Sachs Group (GS): $5 billion equity stake in Goldman. He also got more than 43 million warrants to buy Goldman shares at $115 and a 10% annual dividend to boot.
the value of each of Berkshire’s warrants is $60.26 a piece.If you add it all up, Berkshire is walking away with $8.2 billion for its $5 billion cash infusion. That’s equivalent to buying dollars for 61 cents each[4]
- General Electric Company (GE) he is getting perpetual preferred stock with a 10% dividend that is callable after three years at a 10% premium. He’s also snatching up warrants to purchase $3 billion of common stock at $22
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- Wells Fargo (WFC) in August, Buffett told Becky that Berkshire had been adding to its holdings in Wells Fargo.Wells Fargo announced a deal to buy Wachovia Bank [6]
- Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNI)After high-profile investments in Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS - News) and GE (NYSE: GE - News), Buffett made a lower-profile move last week when a unit of his company, Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-A - News, BRK-B - News), sold puts in railroad Burlington Northern Santa Fe (NYSE: BNI - News), according to filings with the SEC. Burlington Northern is joined by the other two railroads he has been investing in: Norfolk Southern (NSC) and Union Pacific (UNP) . [7]
He wants certainly undervalued companies, that are undervalued through the current market situation. Hence companies falling in the first quarter of relative valuation are prime candidates. Since you can diversify risk away, Buffet is certainly not riskavert, he tries to combine non-correlating business together. And finally your company can correct his value if the company is a good performer. (High return on assets and equity, good economical added value)
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| Ticker | Sector | Performance | Risk | Value | PRVit
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| GE | conglomerate energy industry | 86% high | 46%medium | 14% undervalued strong buy | 2.85 [13]
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| CEG | energy electricity | 30% low | 60% high | 16% undervalued strong buy | -1.875[14] |
| WFC | Bank | 50% medium | 54% medium | 30% Buy | -0.13 [15] |
| GS | Bank | 70% strong | 56% medium | 12% Undervalued Strong Buy | 1.16 |
| AIG | Insurance | 14% very weak | 64% high | 48% Hold | -1[16] |
| BNI | Railroad | 64% high | 42% medium | 60% Hold | 0.33[17] |
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said that with India's 34-year nuclear isolation now history, a potential $150 billion (EUR107 billion) of new investments were expected in terms of new nuclear generating capacity by 2030.
"Companies like GE and Westinghouse, we think, are quite capable of competing there. The other international players, whether they be French or Russian, will be there I'm sure in a substantial margin," Rood said. [18]
Wells Fargo may have decided to make a move as the passage of the government's financial bailout plan seemed imminent, said Donn Vickrey, co-founder and chief analyst at Gradient Analytics.
"At the time they made the decision, it looked a lot more likely that it would pass," he said. "You have the possibility of offloading these loans at a price that is higher than current values." [19]
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