No. of Recommendations: 5
I've never had to sell BRK at distressed prices and I hope that my fellow BRK investors also keep a sufficient cash cushion that they never have to do so. As long as you do this (and consider tightening your belt when the times call for it), you shouldn't ever have to sell at too low a price.
I'd hope that if BRK was in the tank for a long time that it also means that most other stocks are there, too, meaning our company is spending down its cash hoard to buy strong companies at advantageous prices.
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