Buffett: Not Investing in Google Was a Mistake, Now More Likely to Win
On July 15, Buffett stated that not investing in an exchange was a mistake, and based on its current performance, the company is now "more likely to win." He also remains optimistic about Berkshire's investment in Apple. Abel is currently the "decision-maker," but neither of us will do anything the other does not agree with. According to BIT (bit.com) market data, an exchange's pre-market stock in the U.S. is down 0.5%, and Berkshire Hathaway currently holds about $31 billion in Alphabet, an exchange's parent company.
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