Berkshire Hathaway Q1 Filings Reveal Major Investment Shifts
Berkshire Hathaway's latest filings for the first quarter reveal significant changes in its investment portfolio, including tripling its stake in Alphabet and making new investments in Delta and Macy's. The company also divested from several holdings, such as Amazon, UnitedHealth, Visa, Mastercard, and $8 billion in Chevron shares.
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Berkshire buys Delta, more Alphabet; sheds Amazon, UnitedHealth, Visa and Mastercard - Reuters
Berkshire buys Delta, more Alphabet; sheds Amazon, UnitedHealth, Visa and Mastercard Reuters
Read full article →Berkshire Sold $8 Billion of Chevron Shares as Prices Soared - Bloomberg.com
Berkshire Sold $8 Billion of Chevron Shares as Prices Soared Bloomberg.com
Read full article →David Tepper’s Appaloosa nearly doubles Amazon stake, adds Sandisk in the first quarter
Amazon became Appaloosa's largest disclosed equity holding at the end of March, a regulatory filing showed.
Read full article →This hedge fund just dumped the ‘big three’ airline stocks, as the industry faces soaring fuel costs
Appaloosa sold off its entire positions in Delta, American and United, while loading up on shares of Amazon and Uber.
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