Berkshire Hathaway adjusts the Apple Stake Wallet without changing, separating the load in Bofa – Apple (Nasdaq: Aapl), Bank of America (NYSE: BAC)

Warren Buffett‘s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. BRK She made major adjustments to her portfolio in the fourth quarter 2024, which reduced her investments in a number of shares. However, its share is in Apple Inc. Aapl It is still unchanged, as shown in the last 13F files.
What happened: Berkshire Hathaway continued to empty its shares in Bank of America company PileOne of her biggest possessions. The company also reduced its share in Citigroup Inc. C She sold part of her investments in Capital and Finance Company COF.
In addition, Berkchire Hathaway announced a new site of $ 1.2 billion in Constellation Brands, Inc. STZModelo and Corona Beer, and ignore her shares from Ulta Beauty.
According to the report by Wall Street Journal, despite the ongoing speculation, Berkchire Hathaway has not sold either of 300 million Apple shares, which amounted to $ 75.1 billion as of December 31, 2024.
The organizational deposit also indicated that Berkshire increased its investments in Pizza and Pool Corp, which it previously revealed three months ago.
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Investors are waiting impatiently for investors, to be issued on February 22, to obtain visions on these recent commercial decisions.
Why do it matter: The recent changes in the Berkshire Hathaway wallet reflect the company’s strategic decisions. Continuous investment in Apple, despite the sale of other technological stocks, indicates confidence in the technology giant’s performance.
The decrease in financial stocks may indicate a shift in the investment strategy in Berkshire, perhaps due to changing market conditions or reassessing the prospects for the future financial sector. The new share in the brands of Constellation and increased positions in Domino’s Pizza and Pool Corp. Berkshire’s interest in diversifying its wallet.
The upcoming annual message from Buffett is likely to provide more clarity on these decisions.
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