Berkshire Hathaway may have just pulled off its biggest stock buyback ever—potentially $11 billion in Q2 under Greg Abel’s leadership—surpassing even the 2020 record. After a quiet first quarter, this aggressive move signals management believes the stock is undervalued and aims to return value to shareholders by reducing shares outstanding. While Berkshire’s portfolio has grown, its stock hasn’t matched that momentum—making these buybacks a strategic play. Official numbers await the earnings report, but if true, this could be a major bullish signal for investors.
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