According to seekingalpha.com, Berkshire Hathaway’s stock (BRK.A) (BRK.B), is undervalued by 15 percent as it continues to generate solid performance from its business units and its marketable securities. Having bought up many desirable investment opportunities in the marketplace, the company will not continue to garner the 19.8 percent returns it earned from 1964-2011. Says alpha, “Berkshire’s share price is now trading at a 37% premium to its Q4 2013 book value and 35% if investors assume that it will earn $2,500 in EPS for Q1 2014, (which is 15% below what it earned in Q1 2013).” As MHProNews.com knows, Berkshire Hathaway is the parent company of Clayton Homes, the largest producer of manufactured and modular housing in North America. BRK.A closed April 1 at $187,213 per share, while BRK.B finished at 124.88.
