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橙子Joyce
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橙子Joyce
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💡 An Analysis of Berkshire Hathaway’s Latest Cash Reserves and U.S. Stock Holdings
Based on the latest official data available to date (October 2026)—the Q2 2026 10-Q and 13F filings, as of June 30, 2026—here is a summary of Berkshire Hathaway’s latest financial results and portfolio highlights:
💰 1. Cash and Treasury holdings (over $365.5 billion)
* Total: approximately $365.514 billion.
* Trend: Down from the record high at the end of Q1 (approximately $397.4 billion), primarily due to increased stock purchases this quarter (net purchases of about $20 billion), share repurchases (about $4.5 billion), and spending on M&A activity.
💰 1. Cash and Treasury holdings (over $365.5 billion)
* Total: approximately $365.514 billion.
* Trend: Down from the record high at the end of Q1 (approximately $397.4 billion), primarily due to increased stock purchases this quarter (net purchases of about $20 billion), share repurchases (about $4.5 billion), and spending on M&A activity.
橙子Joyce
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💡 An Analysis of Berkshire Hathaway’s Latest Cash Reserves and U.S. Stock Holdings
Based on the latest official data available to date (October 2026)—the Q2 2026 10-Q and 13F filings, as of June 30, 2026—here is a summary of Berkshire Hathaway’s latest financial results and portfolio highlights:
💰 1. Cash and Treasury holdings (over $365.5 billion)
* Total: approximately $365.514 billion.
* Trend: Down from the record high at the end of Q1 (approximately $397.4 billion), primarily due to increased stock purchases this quarter (net purchases of about $20 billion), share repurchases (about $4.5 billion), and spending on M&A activity.
💰 1. Cash and Treasury holdings (over $365.5 billion)
* Total: approximately $365.514 billion.
* Trend: Down from the record high at the end of Q1 (approximately $397.4 billion), primarily due to increased stock purchases this quarter (net purchases of about $20 billion), share repurchases (about $4.5 billion), and spending on M&A activity.
橙子Joyce
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💡 An Analysis of Berkshire Hathaway’s Latest Cash Reserves and U.S. Stock Holdings
Based on the latest official data available to date (October 2026)—the Q2 2026 10-Q and 13F filings, as of June 30, 2026—here is a summary of Berkshire Hathaway’s latest financial results and portfolio highlights:
💰 1. Cash and Treasury holdings (over $365.5 billion)
* Total: approximately $365.514 billion.
* Trend: Down from the record high at the end of Q1 (approximately $397.4 billion), primarily due to increased stock purchases this quarter (net purchases of about $20 billion), share repurchases (about $4.5 billion), and spending on M&A activity.
💰 1. Cash and Treasury holdings (over $365.5 billion)
* Total: approximately $365.514 billion.
* Trend: Down from the record high at the end of Q1 (approximately $397.4 billion), primarily due to increased stock purchases this quarter (net purchases of about $20 billion), share repurchases (about $4.5 billion), and spending on M&A activity.
橙子Joyce
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💡 An Analysis of Berkshire Hathaway’s Latest Cash Reserves and U.S. Stock Holdings
Based on the latest official data available to date (October 2026)—the Q2 2026 10-Q and 13F filings, as of June 30, 2026—here is a summary of Berkshire Hathaway’s latest financial results and portfolio highlights:
💰 1. Cash and Treasury holdings (over $365.5 billion)
* Total: approximately $365.514 billion.
* Trend: Down from the record high at the end of Q1 (approximately $397.4 billion), primarily due to increased stock purchases this quarter (net purchases of about $20 billion), share repurchases (about $4.5 billion), and spending on M&A activity.
💰 1. Cash and Treasury holdings (over $365.5 billion)
* Total: approximately $365.514 billion.
* Trend: Down from the record high at the end of Q1 (approximately $397.4 billion), primarily due to increased stock purchases this quarter (net purchases of about $20 billion), share repurchases (about $4.5 billion), and spending on M&A activity.
慢就是快Mike
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Thanks, everyone, for helping nominate me as a trading streamer! Details are in my chatroom!
晚风Vesper_1688
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[Replay] 🎙️ Let’s build Binance Square. Everyone follow mainstream valuable coins: BTC ETH
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🎙️ Let’s Talk About Binance Stock BNC and Treat Everyone to Hairy Crabs
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🎙️ Build Binance Square—everyone, follow the mainstream value coins: BTC, ETH, BNB, and SOL 🚀🚀🚀
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超人不会飞2020
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[Ended] 🎙️ Day 61 of Superman’s 100U BTC DCA
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🎙️ Key factors for making money consistently: direction + mindset + putting knowledge into action bnb
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[Replay] 🎙️ Trade BNB live together
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奶龙Bit
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A new day, a fresh start! Nailong is treating fans to a limited-time 200U red packet giveaway 🧧🧧🧧
Lily雪莉呀
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Don’t worry about the long road ahead—those who walk with you will never be gone.
圣克斯Lucky1688
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September CPI Is Coming: What’s Next for Crude Oil and U.S. Treasuries?
#9月cpi来袭原油美债走势如何
September CPI (due at 8:30 a.m. ET on October 14) is the last major inflation report before the Fed’s October 27–28 meeting. The market generally expects headline inflation to rise on a rebound in energy prices, while core inflation is expected to remain relatively moderate. The impact on crude oil and U.S. Treasuries will depend mainly on how the data compare with expectations, especially core CPI.
Market consensus expectations (compiled from multiple sources)
Headline CPI: approximately +0.5% to +0.6% month over month (previous: +0.4%), and approximately 3.6% to 3.7% year over year (previous: 3.4%).
Core CPI (excluding food and energy): approximately +0.2% month over month (previous: +0.3%), and approximately 2.4% to 2.5% year over year (previous: 2.4%).
September CPI (due at 8:30 a.m. ET on October 14) is the last major inflation report before the Fed’s October 27–28 meeting. The market generally expects headline inflation to rise on a rebound in energy prices, while core inflation is expected to remain relatively moderate. The impact on crude oil and U.S. Treasuries will depend mainly on how the data compare with expectations, especially core CPI.
Market consensus expectations (compiled from multiple sources)
Headline CPI: approximately +0.5% to +0.6% month over month (previous: +0.4%), and approximately 3.6% to 3.7% year over year (previous: 3.4%).
Core CPI (excluding food and energy): approximately +0.2% month over month (previous: +0.3%), and approximately 2.4% to 2.5% year over year (previous: 2.4%).
自由1688
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Musk: Maybe I have some Chinese ancestry!
News on October 12: According to China Youth Network, American entrepreneur and billionaire Elon Musk was recently asked at an event on an overseas social media platform what he thought of the “Chinese version of Musk” (Ma Yilong). Musk replied: “I’d like to find an opportunity to invite that person to join me onstage.”
At the event, the host played Musk a video about the “Chinese version of Musk.” Musk laughed and said, “I hope that person is real. I guess there’s a good chance they aren’t.” Musk added that he does look a little Asian: “There must be someone in China who looks like me, right? After all, there are 1.4 billion people there.” He also said he’d like to invite that person to share the stage with him sometime.
At the event, the host played Musk a video about the “Chinese version of Musk.” Musk laughed and said, “I hope that person is real. I guess there’s a good chance they aren’t.” Musk added that he does look a little Asian: “There must be someone in China who looks like me, right? After all, there are 1.4 billion people there.” He also said he’d like to invite that person to share the stage with him sometime.
奋斗Hustle-1688
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$BNB Visa’s China clearing business has been approved! In short, receiving foreign currencies, using foreign cards, and moving money across borders may soon be a lot less of a hassle. In the past, getting a foreign card meant jumping through hoops: lots of documents, proof of address, and a passport were required, along with high management and transaction fees. Now that the channels are open, there’s no need to search all over the world for a way to get a card. It’ll be easier for people earning US dollars, and the stock market may get a bit more liquidity, too. Pay the taxes you owe, earn your dollars—making money compliantly is the best way.
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