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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Dani Oh

Michael Burry Calls Time on Berkshire Hathaway, Says It Has Lost Buffett's 'Fat Pitch' Discipline

Michael Burry says Berkshire has lost Buffett's patience as Greg Abel deploys cash and steps up share buybacks (Credit: UCLA/YouTube Screenshot)

Michael Burry says Berkshire Hathaway no longer has the 'fat pitch' patience that defined Warren Buffett's investing, and has written off the company as an attractive bet under new chief executive Greg Abel.

The investor behind the famous wager against the US housing market said he has lost faith in Berkshire since Buffett stepped down, arguing that Abel's early capital-allocation moves point to a different approach from his predecessor.

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