BRK falls for the week as only MACD provides a bullish signal

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Berkshire Hathaway down 1.73% this week

Highlights

Berkshire Hathaway remains in a long-term uptrend but faces medium-term selling pressure below key moving averages.
Momentum signals are mixed with mild oversold readings, weak trend strength, and dominant selling reflected in recent weekly losses.
Expected trading range for the next 7 days is $470–$515, with a 75% probability of continued decline and key support at $470.

Share buyback resumption and CEO shift as key sentiment drivers this week

Berkshire Hathaway has resumed its share repurchase program after nearly two years, a move made public with Greg Abel’s transition to CEO following Warren Buffett. Abel stated that the buyback aims to deliver long-term value for shareholders, though future repurchases will be announced quarterly. The company also reported quarterly results that missed some analyst expectations and affirmed a substantial cash reserve of $373 billion, while ruling out plans to introduce a dividend.

Moderate oversold signals as near-term selling persists over the week

On the weekly chart, BRK is trading below both the MA-20 and MA-50, reflecting near-term selling pressure, but remains well above the MA-200, which acts as a solid long-term support. Key technical levels this week are $470 as support and $515 as resistance. The RSI sits at 46.54, pointing to mild oversold conditions, while the Stochastic RSI at 31.14 and CCI at -108.85 confirm moderate oversold signals. Momentum indicators offer mixed views: the weekly MACD gives a strong buy, the Awesome Oscillator indicates a possible rebound, while Bull/Bear Power at -0.78 and an ADX of 8.66 highlight a lack of clear directional trend.

Neutral-to-bearish outlook as consolidation likely amid weak momentum next week

Over the next 5–7 trading days, BRK is likely to consolidate within a $470 to $515 range, given prevailing sentiment and muted trend strength. With only one of four major weekly momentum signals registering as bullish, further downside pressure is more probable — around a 75% chance — though short-term stabilization is possible. A decisive move above $515 could signal a bullish rotation, while a break below $470 would point to a renewed wave of selling and potential retest of lower supports. Neutral-to-bearish behavior is the baseline scenario given the current balance between bullish and bearish technical signals.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, notes that Berkshire Hathaway slipped 1.73% this week, closing under both its weekly MA-20 and MA-50. He observes that medium-term technicals remain weak, while the long-term uptrend is supported by the stock holding well above the MA-200 level. The analyst highlights that share repurchases have resumed, but recent quarterly results missed some expectations and the absence of a dividend may limit bullish sentiment. Most weekly momentum indicators are still signaling oversold conditions, and trend strength remains muted, making further downside more likely in the coming days. Kharitonov believes the consolidation range of $470 to $515 will likely hold unless a decisive breakout occurs. "As long as price fails to reclaim $515, I remain cautious — the risk of a further pullback is still significant this week."

Previously it was reported that Berkshire Hathaway shares are currently trading below all major moving averages, indicating persistent downward pressure following a sharp daily decline. Technical indicators present mixed momentum signals, with the price hovering near dynamic support and oscillators reflecting oversold conditions amid heightened volatility and sustained selling.

Source of Data: BRK.B Price Analysis by TU

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