Abel Cut Berkshire's Portfolio Before He Explained It
Greg Abel's first Berkshire explanation is still a filing, and the trades are talking before he does.
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Greg Abel's first Berkshire explanation is still a filing, and the trades are talking before he does.
Cerebras got its AI IPO party, then the stock tape asked the customer question again.
Lululemon's founder fight is now a governance story about board seats, margins, and who gets to define the brand.
Samsung's labor deadline is already chip infrastructure news because the threatened stoppage touches exports, GDP, and AI capacity.
Adani's U.S. relief matters less as vindication than as a test of whether banks and bond buyers come back.
Berkshire's loudest succession signal was the stock Greg Abel did not sell.
Industrial policy became a mark-to-market brag the moment Trump wished Washington owned more Intel.
Seagate fell, but the selloff still showed how AI demand pulled storage into the data-center trade.