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Berkshire's Class A shares printed a fresh high at $874,787.64, edging 0.58% above the peak set just six days earlier on Nov. 4. Travelers added 1.43% on the day.
Moves: Nov 10, 2026 · Alpha Vantage daily close
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Berkshire keeps setting records, with $583.61 clearing its November 4 high by 0.62%. Insurance peers moved with it: Travelers rose 1.43% while Lemonade slipped 1.68%.
Moves: Nov 10, 2026 · Alpha Vantage daily close
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69 stocks printed fresh 52-week highs this week, with Regeneron clearing its prior peak by 14% at $904.35. Cheniere Energy, ICICI Bank, Grainger and Berkshire Hathaway also made the list.
Maria Olivo trimmed about 17% of her Travelers stake in one go, with no 10b5-1 plan flagged on the filing, making this a discretionary call as P&C pricing softens into 2026. She still holds roughly 88,600 shares.
A new seat at the table inside an $81 billion property and casualty insurer means another vote on capital allocation as softer rates squeeze the industry. Goldwasser's Form 3 starts the clock on disclosed buying, so every future trade she makes is now public.
This morning's third quarter results triggered a 7.05% single-session reset, a bruising move for an insurtech priced on growth.
Nearly 8% comes off this $3.2 billion insurtech in a single session, the day Lemonade posted third-quarter results. For a name this volatile, the reaction is the signal to watch.
Travelers closed at a record 52-week high of $409.29, roughly 50% above its level a year ago. The $83.9 billion insurer is making new highs less than two weeks after its last one.
Lemonade said renters insurance is now available in all 50 states after adding Minnesota, and the stock is repricing on it the same day. On a $3.5 billion market cap, a move this size resets the whole growth case in a session.
Lemonade just carved a new 52-week low at $42.94, 0.49% under the floor it set on Oct. 19. That leaves the insurtech down more than half from its $92.06 peak in January, with a $3.3 billion market cap.
Travelers EVP Andy Bessette cashed out about 14% of his direct stake near $399 a share, with no 10b5-1 plan flagged on the filing. He still holds roughly 18,000 shares, and the sale lands while commercial insurance rates are softening industrywide.
Berkshire's Class B shares closed at a record $548.56, topping the high set just four sessions earlier by 0.29%. The $1.2 trillion giant has now cleared its own ceiling twice inside a week.