Reuters
- Warren Buffett can navigate whatever the US economy throws at him, investor Steven Check says.
- Berkshire Hathaway can rake in tidy returns from Treasuries, or snag deals in a recession, he says.
- Check isn't sure if the US consumer is tapping out or just spending money outside of Berkshire.
Whether the US economy keeps roaring and interest rates stay high, or a recession strikes and asset prices tumble, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is well placed to profit, one longtime shareholder has said.
Buffett's company is "purpose-built to withstand economic shocks," Steven Check told Insider this week.