
Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) (BRK.B) rarely gives investors a reason to squint at the chart, but late March did just that. The conglomerate snapped its longest losing streak in more than seven years on March 30, 2026, ending an eight-session slide that echoed a similar stretch last seen in December 2018.
Class B shares rebounded to close at $474.66, up 1.32% or about $6.17 on the day, after finishing the prior session at $468.49. The bounce offered a quick reset, but the timing raised bigger questions than a single green day could answer.