Michael Burry says Berkshire Hathaway no longer has the 'fat pitch' patience that defined Warren Buffett's investing, and has written off the company as an attractive bet under new chief executive Greg Abel. 'I do not find Berkshire an attractive investment going forward,' Burry said in a post published on Monday. Buffett stepped down as Berkshire's chief executive at the end of 2025, with Abel taking over in January. His argument is that Buffett's willingness to wait for unusually attractive opportunities was central to the Berkshire investment model. The company's second-quarter results provide evidence of increased capital deployment but do not establish that Berkshire has abandoned Buffett's approach.