Warren Buffett’s Berkshire opens a $2.6B stake in world’s largest airline
Warren Buffett spent decades avoiding airline stocks. He called them a capital trap, a business where no matter how well you ran it, fuel prices and fare wars could wipe out profits in a quarter. Then Covid hit, and Berkshire Hathawaydumped its airline holdings in 2020, locking in significant …
Warren Buffett spent decades avoiding airline stocks. He called them a capital trap, a business where no matter how well you ran it, fuel prices and fare wars could wipe out profits in a quarter. Then Covid hit, and Berkshire Hathawaydumped its airline holdings in 2020, locking in significant …
Warren Buffett spent decades avoiding airline stocks. He called them a capital trap, a business where no matter how well you ran it, fuel prices and fare wars could wipe out profits in a quarter. Then Covid hit, and Berkshire Hathawaydumped its airline holdings in 2020, locking in significant …
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