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Buffett's firm sells 560,000 more Moody's shares

Wed Sep 22, 2010 8:47 PM EDT
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OMAHA — Berkshire Hathaway Inc. has sold 560,000 more shares of credit ratings agency Moody's Corp., but Warren Buffett's company continues to control about 12 percent of Moody's stock.

Berkshire still held 28.9 million Moody's shares after the latest sales it reported to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday.

But that's down considerably from the 48 million Moody's shares that Berkshire held at the end of March 2009 before it started selling.

Berkshire said it sold 560,000 shares on Monday at an average price of nearly $25.73. So the sales generated more than $14 million for Buffett's Omaha-based company.

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Berkshire Hathaway Inc.: http://www.berkshirehathaway.com

Moody's Corp.: http://www.moodys.com

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Of course he is selling Moody's, they have embarrassed him enough. After all the crap Moody's rated as AAA there should be jail time. They sold out America but hell they got billions for it. Whats wrong with a profit I'm sure they paid lots of taxes!

The major rating agencies are all just a joke now because they got caught selling their ratings. 1st amendment rights - right! Wink Wink

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