Warren Buffett Is Selling a Staggering Amount of 1 Stock

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) is still Warren Buffett's biggest stock holding within Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.B), but the stake just got a lot smaller. Buffett is selling over 1 million shares per day on average and Travis Hoium dug into why that might be in the video below. 

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[JamieK]

Eventually the fundamentals will catch up with the price. I think the point is if you're a long-term investor there is no reason to sell Apple, unless you find a better place to put your money, or it is an outsize position in your portfolio.

[bineats]

I think this is missing the big picture. Apple has growth in India and developing markets for their products. However they lost market share in China. I think they can accelerate the growth and minimize the loss they will continue increasing revenues. Also 2B devices is allowing them to continue increasing their highest margin products of services which will continue increasing revenue and profits allowing for dividends and share buybacks. From share buybacks alone the stock should increase 5% yearly if everything else stays flat. I dont mind holding a stock with a high PE mutiple for that. Maybe not actively buy but definetly hold

[jametti]

It’s always disappointing to see experienced commentators misrepresent Berkshires portfolio by ignoring its unlisted investments. Apple is not 50% of their portfolio.