AI Selloff Sends Berkshire to Its Biggest S&P 500 Lead Since 2010: Can It Last?
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Berkshire Hathaway has outperformed the S&P 500 by 19.2 percentage points, its widest lead since 2010, as investors rotated out of AI-linked equities. The divergence reflects a broad selloff in AI stocks, with capital shifting toward Berkshire's diversified, value-oriented holdings. The gap marks one of the largest relative-performance spreads between the conglomerate and the benchmark index in more than a decade. Whether the lead persists hinges on how sustained the AI unwind proves and whether investors continue favoring defensive, cash-rich names over high-growth technology exposure.
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