According to the most recent report, Buffett’s Berkshire Berkshire decreased its shares in Chevron, Kroger, and Activision Blizzard, the maker of the video game Call of Duty, in its portfolio of American publicly held companies. Along with selling his position in TSMC, Buffett also cut his holding in McKesson Corp. and sold 91.4% of his US Bankcorp shares, or 6.7 million shares, and over 60% of his shares in BNY Mellon, or 25.1 million shares.
Source: Yahoo Finance
One of Berkshire’s few additions is Apple, which Buffett views more as a consumer goods firm. The documents state that Berkshire expanded its stake in Apple by 5.8% by investing $3.2 billion in the purchase of an extra 20.8 million shares. The corporation also purchased or increased shares in Louisiana-Pacific Corp. (LPX) and Paramount Global (PARA), while selling stakes in Hathaway Inc. reduced its holding of TSMC’s American depositary receipts by 86% in the most recent quarter.
Source: Investor Center
Berkshire Hathawayu2019s Form 13F filing for December end shows what Buffett bought and sold over the previous quarter. Berkshire decreased its shares in Chevron, Kroger, and Activision Blizzard, the maker of the video game Call of Duty, in its portfolio of American publicly held companies. Along with selling his position in TSMC, Buffett also cut his holding in McKesson Corp. and sold 91.4% of his US Bankcorp shares, or 6.7 million shares, and over 60% of his shares in BNY Mellon, or 25.1 million shares.
One of Berkshire’s few additions is Apple, which Buffett views more as a consumer goods firm. The documents state that Berkshire expanded its stake in Apple by 5.8% by investing $3.2 billion in the purchase of an extra 20.8 million shares.
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