Stock Market Shake-Up: Berkshire Hathaway Dumps Billions, Altria Stock Analysis, Icahn Enterprises' Deep Cuts, and Automotive Industry Shift

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Berkshire Hathaway, led by Warren Buffett, reported a strong Q3 with a 41% growth in operating income. Despite the positive earnings, Buffett significantly reduced share buybacks compared to previous quarters, even though the company's cash reserves reached a record $157 billion. Buffett continues to favor investments in U.S. Treasuries over equities, as reflected in the company's capital allocation decisions. This decision aligns with the author's view of favoring fixed income investments amidst ongoing macro uncertainties.
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