37 with 905 shares b stock
Now by no means do I declare to have any idea about day traders and stock and such. I am a BNSF employee who has bought BNSF stock for years, 37 years old, invested in company (BNSF) 401K, etc. After the BH purchase, I was told (and is written) that I could sell my old BNSF stock up front, for $100 cash, per share; or get the same shares/value of $100 in BRK-b stock. I elected to take the later, which I did. At the time BNSF was at 75.50, I elected to stay. Now I own 1000 shares of (B/H vanguard stock (fund)) and I buy a share of post-tax (real share)in an employee discount program. I feel like I got screwed. I did not elect to buy into a fund (vanguard) at $11.00 a share, I elected into purchasing $100 of BRK-B per share of what I already had. Should I keep investing in this BRKB post tax? Should I correct the problem that is on paper? Should I just lay down and except? Im 37 years old (a regular joe) with a pension, like I said, I make about 90K a year, and well advice would help.