Warren Buffett will be celebrating his 96th birthday on Sunday.
Even though he is no longer Berkshire Hathaway’s CEO, he remains very involved as chairman, apparently continuing to make the big decisions on equities, including the addition in recent quarters of what is now a $36.6 billion stake in Google parent Alphabet
.
Berkshire investors, however, will not be celebrating the performance of the company’s stock.
After rallying in the wake of its Q2 earnings report to an intraday high of $537.74 on Aug. 10, its best level since its record high close just before Buffett’s May 2025 announcement he would be stepping down as CEO, the Class B stock
has fallen back to close Friday at $505.00, up just 0.5% year to date.
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