Author: Scott Welsh

Going back to ‘96, BRK.B would have turned a hypothetical $10k into $177,000 while the market would have turned $10k into only $77,000 (excluding dividends). 

Yes, inflation is still high but it’s lessening. People are starting to feel positive again.  And traders are hoping Washington raises the debt ceiling and the Bull Market finally begins again.

A break above $38.30 could change this best-of-the-worst stock to best-of-the-best. 

People don’t stop needing doctors and medicine just because inflation has gone up. The demand stays the same.

While the world has been wringing its collective hands worrying about the Fed, interest rates, and inflation, people have been enjoying their leisure time.