TREE NEWS reports: Berkshire Hathaway’s Class B shares rose about 0.6% to $543.06, setting an intraday record high. The Class A shares also climbed more than 0.5% to $814,027.80, likewise an all-time high.
Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares hit intraday record $543.06
The significance here is less the record itself than the breadth: both share classes setting all-time highs in the same session points to demand across the investor base rather than a single order flow quirk. It matters most to long-term holders and to anyone tracking Berkshire as a defensive benchmark against crypto and other risk assets, since fresh highs in a diversified operating business can signal where capital is seeking shelter. Whether the move holds through the close, or fades as an intraday spike, is the open question worth watching.
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