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"Premier oilfield-services franchise with a real Digital compounder embedded inside it, but cyclical terminal-value uncertainty and absence of margin of safety at $58 keep us patient."
"The world's best brewer with a transformed, disciplined balance sheet — a wonderful franchise at a fair-to-full price; own it on weakness toward the high-$50s, not at $80."
"A genuinely impressive company at an indefensible price — 404x earnings with declining deliveries and unproven moonshots already fully priced in."
"Pay fair value for an irreplaceable real estate castle, receive the Ackman/Berkshire transformation as a free 20-year call option."
"A wonderful business at a fair price. The services flywheel is the real story; the iPhone is the moat that protects it."
"The closest thing to a permanent business in the public markets. Brand, distribution, and an owner who has held it since 1988."
"Buying Berkshire is buying disciplined capital allocation in perpetuity, plus a balance sheet that converts panics into opportunity."
"The business is wonderful. The price is full. We hold what we own and wait for a market that loves it less."
"A toll bridge on global commerce. Capital-light, network-effect-protected, and reinvestment-poor in the most flattering way possible."
"A duopoly in regulatory permission. Moody's is the kind of business Buffett quietly bought and never talks about."
"The business deserves every premium it has earned. The market has, however, decided to pay tomorrow's price today."
"The other half of the toll bridge. Slightly more expensive than Visa, slightly faster top-line growth — the choice is personality more than thesis."
"Search is being meaningfully challenged for the first time in two decades. The cash machine still hums; the question is the next decade."
"Extraordinary business at a price that requires extraordinary outcomes to remain extraordinary. We respect the moat. We pass on the multiple."
"A car business priced as a software business, run by a CEO whose attention is divided. The optionality is real. The price is not patient."
"A real business, a worse business than the multiple suggests, and a multiple worse than any business could justify in our 20-year framework."
"Premier oilfield-services franchise with a real Digital compounder embedded inside it, but cyclical terminal-value uncertainty and absence of margin of safety at $58 keep us patient."
"The world's best brewer with a transformed, disciplined balance sheet — a wonderful franchise at a fair-to-full price; own it on weakness toward the high-$50s, not at $80."
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