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Meet America's Newest $1 Trillion Company. Warren Buffett Has Spent $77.8 Billion Buying Its Stock Since 2018

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Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B) : $1 trillion Apple became the first trillion-dollar company in 2018. Since 2018, Buffett has authorized the repurchase of $77.8 That's twice as much as the conglomerate has invested in any single company in its entire history. Meta Platforms : $1.45 Image source: The Motley Fool.

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Warren Buffett Just Bought Another $345 Million Worth of His Favorite Stock

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According to Berkshire's 13-F filing for the second quarter of 2024 (ended June 30), the conglomerate just sold a substantial amount of stock, which implies Buffett might be feeling cautious about the broader market. It's the most money the conglomerate has invested in any company since Buffett took the helm in 1965.

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1 Unstoppable Stock Set to Join Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta in the $1 Trillion Club

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Berkshire has become a conglomerate with several wholly owned companies under its umbrella, in addition to a portfolio of 47 publicly traded stocks and securities. Berkshire's largest holding is Apple , which became the world's first $1 trillion company in 2018. The conglomerate delivered $49.3 Berkshire spent $1.3

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Billionaire Chase Coleman Just Made a Likely Once-in-a-Generation Bet on This Stock. Time to Buy?

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More recently, he made what may be a once-in-a-generation bet on Southeast Asian conglomerate Sea Limited (NYSE: SE) after having sold most of his shares in 2022. When Coleman first took an interest in 2018, Sea Limited looked poised to capitalize on mobile gaming and online commerce in the populous emerging markets in Southeast Asia.

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After Skyrocketing 615%, Why Does Warren Buffett Still Own Apple Stock?

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The conglomerate first started buying shares in the iPhone maker during the first quarter of 2016. Beneficial capital allocation Berkshire owns a 5.9% From the end of fiscal 2018 through the end of 2023, the business saw its share count shrink by 21%, a capital-allocation policy that increases Berkshire's ownership stake.

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Warren Buffett Just Sent a $277 Billion Warning to Stock Investors

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from a struggling textile business in the 1960s to a massive conglomerate worth $900 billion today by buying highly valuable businesses at a fair price. Berkshire is sitting on a massive capital gain from its Apple investment. That said, it's one thing to strategically take capital gains to lock in a low tax rate.

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The Oracle of Omaha Meets AI: Is Berkshire Hathaway Prepared for Technological Disruption?

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The convergence of advancements in computing power and the massive influx of capital, with tens of billions of dollars being invested in AI-capable data centers, is set to propel AI development forward at a breakneck pace in the next 18 months. What's the big picture?