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Classic Case Review-How Buffett Operates BYD
Buffett bought 225 million BYD shares at HK$8 per share through Berkshire Hathaway in October 2008
Soon, the stock soared to HK$80, but Buffett did not sell it
After that, BYD's stock price began to fall, falling to HK$9 in 2012, almost falling to Buffett's cost price. In 2017, BYD hit HK$80 again, but Buffett still did not sell it.
In March 2020, affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, BYD's price fell back to HK$33, and Buffett remained the same without any operation.
Finally in August 2022, Berkshire Hathaway announced that it cashed out 1.33 million BYD shares at HK$277.1 per share on August 24. This investment, excluding dividends, has a return of 33.6 times.
Holding for a long time may seem silly sometimes. Not to mention ordinary people, Buffett was also ridiculed by swing traders for his operation of BYD in 2012 and 2020.
Why didn't you sell it at HK$80 and then buy it back in 2012? Why didn't you sell it first to hedge the risk when you knew that the epidemic would have a severe impact on the stock price? These questions seem reasonable, but only experienced investors can understand why not. Those swing traders with all kinds of gorgeous skills may never figure out this question in their lifetime.
Buffett bought 225 million BYD shares at HK$8 per share through Berkshire Hathaway in October 2008
Soon, the stock soared to HK$80, but Buffett did not sell it
After that, BYD's stock price began to fall, falling to HK$9 in 2012, almost falling to Buffett's cost price. In 2017, BYD hit HK$80 again, but Buffett still did not sell it.
In March 2020, affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, BYD's price fell back to HK$33, and Buffett remained the same without any operation.
Finally in August 2022, Berkshire Hathaway announced that it cashed out 1.33 million BYD shares at HK$277.1 per share on August 24. This investment, excluding dividends, has a return of 33.6 times.
Holding for a long time may seem silly sometimes. Not to mention ordinary people, Buffett was also ridiculed by swing traders for his operation of BYD in 2012 and 2020.
Why didn't you sell it at HK$80 and then buy it back in 2012? Why didn't you sell it first to hedge the risk when you knew that the epidemic would have a severe impact on the stock price? These questions seem reasonable, but only experienced investors can understand why not. Those swing traders with all kinds of gorgeous skills may never figure out this question in their lifetime.
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