MW: Warren Buffett should buy FedEx. It’s cheap and elephant-sized.

Warren Buffett

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By LoadstarEditorial

14/01/2020

Barron’s writes:

There is a cottage industry on Wall Street guessing “What would Warren buy?” The logistics giant FedEx is coming up in recent discussions, and that makes sense.

The reasons Wall Street obsesses about Berkshire Hathaway‘s (ticker: BRK.B) acquisition plans are threefold. First, Berkshire owns many businesses in industries ranging from insurance to manufacturing to logistics. It seems there is no company off limits.

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