Are we the "Berkshire Hathaway" stock holders of the future?

[ruletheworld]

Bitcoin will never pay dividends 

Neither does Berkshire

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[wachtwoord]

Bitcoin will never pay dividends 

LIES!

Bitcoin DOES pay dividends its called "Tx Fees"

setup a node and start collecting

I run a full node and don't collect TX fees, only miners do.

Bitcoin will never pay dividends 

Neither does Berkshire

But they might some day. I thought it was even discussed at the stockholders meeting this year.

[socal]

I believe that Bitcoin will go up in price at least $1000+ but who knows when? Until the market stabilizes and Gov'ts become more educated on BTC more traditional investors and merchants will continue to shy away

[socal]

Bitcoin will never pay dividends 

LIES!

Bitcoin DOES pay dividends its called "Tx Fees"

setup a node and start collecting

I run a full node and don't collect TX fees, only miners do.

Bitcoin will never pay dividends 

Neither does Berkshire

But they might some day. I thought it was even discussed at the stockholders meeting this year.

Thank you for the clarification and correction

[Crindon]

Bitcoin and shares in Berkshire Hathaway are entirely different animals. However, with that, I do think there is an incredible upside with Bitcoin, maybe even reaching levels of growth that Buffett had experienced with his company. Maybe in time, Bitcoin will also be worth in excess of $100,000 per coin.

[Swordsoffreedom]

But they might some day. I thought it was even discussed at the stockholders meeting this year.

Well I am fairly confident that Berkshire Hathaway will not pay dividends when Warren is still alive, that would affect the brand power of the company and go against the founders wishes over the last few decades.

Anyways your right it was discussed but the proposal was opposed
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/16/us-berkshire-dividend-idUSBREA2F0N220140316

"Our shareholders are far wealthier today than they would be if the funds we used for acquisitions had instead been devoted to share repurchases or dividends," he said in his March 2013 annual letter.

[boumalo]

But they might some day. I thought it was even discussed at the stockholders meeting this year.

Well I am fairly confident that Berkshire Hathaway will not pay dividends when Warren is still alive, that would affect the brand power of the company and go against the founders wishes over the last few decades.

Anyways your right it was discussed but the proposal was opposed
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/16/us-berkshire-dividend-idUSBREA2F0N220140316

"Our shareholders are far wealthier today than they would be if the funds we used for acquisitions had instead been devoted to share repurchases or dividends," he said in his March 2013 annual letter.

The logic behind what he says is true; he diversifies and seek profit but it is usually wise to pick companies that offer dividends with a few exceptions