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A small note: I have BRK buying back A shares at a B-equivalent average price of $323.34 in March, 2022, which bests the average of B shares bought at $322.88. That's in March 2022 dollars. And those are averages for both figures, of course, so the peak purchase was very likely a little higher than the monthly average peak.
They did. Spent $3Bn in 2022 Q1 at prices higher than the current quote.
They stopped when it got pricier, then didn't start again till it got to $284.
Just $1Bn in Q2, $1Bn in Q3.
Q4? I'm not expecting much. Large buybacks seem to happen when Berkshire's cash would otherwise go over $150Bn. My pet hypothesis.
