The Globe and Mail reports in its Monday edition that Daymon Loeb, partner and chief executive officer at Ravenstone Capital Management in Toronto, is buying Berkshire Hathaway shares. The Globe's Brenda Bouw quotes Mr. Loeb saying the multinational conglomerate best known for its leadership under now chairman emeritus Warren Buffett, "is a stock we bought again in May after not holding it for many years. Sometimes, really good investment ideas are hiding in plain sight. The stock has underperformed the S&P 500 by about 40 per cent since Mr. Buffett announced that he was stepping down as chief executive in May, 2025. But the business hasn't changed. It's still seeing double-digit compounding in its intrinsic value across its businesses. We think the market isn't giving enough credit to new CEO Greg Abel, who has been running the company's non-insurance operations since 2018. The company is sitting on a lot of cash [$365-billion (U.S.)] and the optionality of that cash is one of the main reasons we find this stock interesting right now." Ravenstone Capital oversees about $560-million in assets. Ravenstone Equity Portfolio, Series F, has returned 8.3 per cent so far this year and 10.2 per cent over the past 12 months.