đ„Legendary investor Warren Buffett, dubbed the greatest by Google, didnât seize the Q1 2025 market dip. Instead, he sold $4.7B in stocks, mostly banks, while buying only $3.2B, per Berkshire Hathawayâs latest 13F filing.
đŠBuffett cut Bank of America by 7.2%, trimmed Capital One by 4%, and ditched Citigroup entirely. No new stocks were added, but he doubled down on Constellation Brands
đșand Pool Corp.đââïž. Apple, Berkshireâs top holding at $66.6B, stayed untouched.
đAt Berkshireâs May 2 meeting, Buffett praised Appleâs Tim Cook and dropped a bombshell: heâs stepping down as CEO by year-end, citing age (94). Greg Abel will take over, with Buffett remaining chairman.
đDespite a 12% S&P 500 plunge, Buffett saw no buying opportunity, keeping Berkshireâs cash pile at a record $333B.
đžBerkshireâs Class B shares are up 12% YTD, outpacing the S&Pâs 0.6%.
đInvestors watch Buffettâs moves closely, but this quarter, he sold, stayed quiet, and prepped for transition. Berkshire, now worth $1.1T, remains a global powerhouse.
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