Hi, welcome to Live from the Compound. I'm Josh Brown here with Michael Batnick.

There's an article today on Bloomberg opinion about Warren Buffett's next big quote-unquote

elephant-sized deal. Madison Square Garden.

All right, hold your horses.

We don't know who the next big elephant-sized deal will be.

Tara La Chappelle, the reporter, thinks that,

whoever it is, it might be as last last we'll get into that in a moment stick

around okay Mike you read the article as one of your last five free articles on

the Bloomberg site March March 26, time to binge.

You have four days left.

You know, does Buffett have a history of buying companies with an inverted yield curve in action?

Yeah, in this economy?

I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Well, Warren Buffett's last deal was in 2016. He bought precision cast parts, which he had already owned stockin, and was a 30 some odd billion dollar deal which is pretty big

but it was not like a splashy brand name that everyone knows like it wasn't like investing in

Coke or by the way do you know he has 400 million shares of Coca-Cola?

Yeah.

He's like, 400 million.

It's a nice even round number.

Like literally 400 million.

Nice dividends.

You know how many people have told him to sell that over the, or have said like why own Coke?

And he just doesn't really care.

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