Berkshire Hathaway barely flinched after its latest report, with the stock easing just 0.01% on Friday even as fresh Q3 2026 numbers hit the tape. On the surface that muted move looks like a shrug. Underneath, it reflects investors weighing a very profitable quarter, with US$105.6b in revenue and US$22.1b in net income, against a longer runway where analysts now expect earnings to decline about 5.7% a year over the next three years. The real story for long term holders is that this earnings season is less about the latest quarterly swing and more about how that forecasted earnings pressure meshes with Berkshire Hathaway's current valuation. If you appreciate Berkshire Hathaway's earnings power but feel uneasy about the projected 5.
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