Keefe, Bruyette & Woods cut the recommendation on the conglomerate’s Class A shares to underperform from market perform, saying “many things moving in the wrong direction.” Among six analysts
“Beyond our ongoing concerns surrounding macro uncertainty and Berkshire’s historically unique succession risk — think the shares will underperform as earnings challenges emerge and/or persist,” analyst
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