Berkshire Hathaway stock overvalued ?

FORTUNE -- Warren Buffett likes to say his ideal investment horizon is forever. And that's the timeline of many investors in his Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate. Most buy Berkshire shares, then hold and hold and hold.
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Berkshire Hathaway to Join S&P 500

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Berkshire Hathaway stock BRK.A has risen 83% over the decade

17% of SmartMoney readers voted Warren Buffett as person of the decade putting him in the second place after Apple's Steve Jobs :
Second place fell to value investor Warren Buffett, with 17% of the vote. Faith in the Oracle of Omaha definitely paid off for investors holding shares of Buffett’s pricey Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A: 98521.99*, -8.01, 0.00%) stock. The share price has risen 83% over the decade, surpassing $98,000 per share and surviving a strong dip when the financial crisis hit. Buffett has also made some wise moves during the crisis, including his $5 billion investment in Goldman Sachs (GS: 163.51*, -0.25, -0.15%). Buffett acquired warrants and preferred stock in Goldman that pay a 10% dividend. He also received warrants to buy $5 billion more in common stock at $115 a share — a deal that far surpassed the benefits of the U.S. government’s TARP investment in the investment bank.
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