Buffett Resumes Apple Sell-Off, Reduces Holdings by Approximately $4.1 Billion in Q2
BlockBeats News, August 15 — Berkshire Hathaway has reduced its holdings in Apple for the first time in six months, selling 20 million shares in the second quarter and decreasing its position value by $4.1 billion, though Apple remains its largest holding. In the same quarter, Berkshire also sold over 26 million shares of Bank of America, reducing its stake by more than 40% over the past year. The company fully exited its position in T-Mobile during the quarter, while initiating a new position in UnitedHealth with over 5 million shares, bringing the value at quarter-end to nearly $1.6 billion; UnitedHealth shares surged more than 9% after hours. Berkshire also acquired over 6.6 million shares of Nucor Steel, with a position value exceeding $800 million. Among its top ten holdings, Chevron was the only stock Berkshire increased in the second quarter, buying more than 3.4 million shares.
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