Warren Buffett’s investment firm, Berkshire Hathaway, substantially reduced its stake in Apple during the first half of 2024. According to regulatory filings, Berkshire has cut its Apple holdings by 55%. This move could have potentially cost the company a significant amount of money, as Apple’s stock price has risen by 10% since the end of the second quarter. If Berkshire had maintained its previous position in Apple, its stake would be valued at approximately $210 billion at current market prices. This suggests that the company may have missed out on a $23 billion profit opportunity by trimming its Apple holdings. Matthew Fox for Business Insider:
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