If you don’t have hundreds of thousands of dollars lying around to buy some class A shares of Berkshire, or even just a few thousand to buy the class B shares, one way to own some Berkshire is through funds. There are a couple of open-ended funds that have sizeable positions in Berkshire (e.g., Fairholme).
There are also a few closed-end funds that own large positions of Berkshire. One example is the Boulder Total Return (BTF) fund. Nearly 40% of BTF is dedicated to Berkshire. What’s even better is that you can buy this at a deep discount as shares of the fund are trading nearly 25% below its net asset value. Essentially, Berkshire is 25% off if you buy via BTF.
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