@QuisitiveInvest
$2 billi was the premium right?
I'm pretty sure that his insurance business can go broke without endangering the cash kept by Berkshire, but correct me if wrong.
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You don't really think the IOC was paying $2B in premium to insure the event from losses, do you?
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For business interruption? Seems like a reasonable premium to me. Happy to be corrected.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart @Post_Market and
If the payout was $2bn, the premium was way less... It's an expected value calc, where the uncertainty is the % chance of the insurer having to pay
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Replying to @moseskagan @Post_Market and
@moseskagan Word, I know how expected values work. Trust me, your goy can math.@Post_Market I guess I was just being an idiot for thinking that they could write a policy so big that it'd have a $2 billion premium. If I were Japan I would consider doing that.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart @moseskagan and
What threw me off was
@nachkari's comment that this is why Buffett is not being aggressive. That doesn't make sense. If the max damage is $2 billion, what does he care? Corporate veil plus he has $120 BILLION in cash. Won't affect his purchasing, hardly.2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes
Oh yeah, @Post_Market my feelings are hurt
. First the sick burn, followed by the 10+ like pile-on. I'm too sensitive for that. Kid gloves only please :)
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