It may seem like a bit much that a legendary company like Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B), led by Warren Buffett, might change its investing strategy solely based on who is in the Oval Office, but he has already given a fairly clear answer on this subject. If there is such a change in strategy, it would be based on just one thing: taxes.

If Vice President Kamala Harris had won the presidency, there was a fairly high likelihood that the corporate tax rate would have been increased from its current 21%. Now that Donald Trump has won, the tax rate will almost certainly stay at most at the current 21% rate. So, how does that change Berkshire Hathaway’s investing strategy? It may not be in profit-taking mode anymore.

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