Warren Buffett Is Selling Apple - Here's Everything You Need to Know

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Hello everyone, I am Daniel Pronk and in today's video we discuss why Warren Buffett is selling Apple, how much he has sold, and his entire explanation as to what he is doing.

00:00 - Introduction
00:33 - Buffett Explains Apple Sale
05:54 - How Much Was Sold?
06:20 - Look at Stocks as Businesses
07:12 - Don't Predict Stock Movements
08:13 - The Market is Your Servant
11:05 - Why Buffett is Building Cash
13:13 - It Isn't About Taxes
14:47 - My Final Thoughts

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[rkenseth]

You should say he sold some Apple shares, instead of he sold Apple!

[RahulDesai-gskd]

Very nice video. Keep doing the good work

[senorprem]

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[annasillanpaa]

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[Dado_cz]

Leaving a comment for the algo. Nice insights as always Daniel.

[jimdylio]

A lot of smart thinking. Hang on to your best horse as long as he is producing, and use some of his past outperformance to pay taxes before they go up as well as buy some other lower risk assets which are currently yielding more.

[cloudyintel]

I wonder what Canadian company they are looking and investing in.

[rohanyadav]

I also think that apple is bit overvalued and expected to see some correction amid less sales compared to last years.

[rct]

Any upcoming FTNT video after earnings?

[AnyangU]

Interesting insight. Not just about Buffett and Apple but the market in general. If the title of the video hinted at that, I might have watched the video earlier.

[GM-kjxw]

Everytime buffet is building cash it would take couple years until the market fall. So i think we still have couple more if not decade to go for a bullish market.

[Mr.Eeeeeeeee]

He sold for tax purposes. Still has 50% of his portfolio in AAPL.

[sniperfx]

So Berkshire missed the covid crash. Just sat in

[necoinek]

Apple dropped because the company took profits for some reason and now they are reducing the stakes .. so when you profit (as trader) you dont pay alot of taxes.

[manish]

don't panic buffet is selling apple shares juz beacuse he is planning to fund his upcoming summer holidays

[Peter-clcd]

Buffett's death kiss for Apple. If he would have said that he plans to sell a much bigger portion on Apple, the stock would crash

[larrysue]

This video is very slanted ONLY on the negative. Doesn't mention Apple's entry into AI nor the upcoming June conference or Apple's services base. The video tries to twist what Buffet actually said and meant.
A good analysis gives BOTH sides of a story, not just the negative side.
Worthless video in my opinion.
Bottom line, there's nothing wrong in taking a profit and reducing potential risk and that should not be highlighted as BUFFET IS SELLIN APPLE.

[paulmo]

Buffett's keynote speech: He said that the reduction of his holdings in Apple was due to tax considerations after obtaining considerable returns from investment, not his long-term judgment on Apple stock.
Conclusion: Buffett always talks about his face and never talks about his heart.
Reducing holdings does not mean bad results, but in exchange for more cash, Buffett can buy future stars with greater potential.
Apple is still the company with the largest shareholding in Berkshire Hathaway, but it no longer has the explosive power to grow and has become a cumbersome giant baby. After Steve Jobs left, AI was missed, electric cars were abandoned, and Apple has no creativity at all. Suppose Buffett's large-scale selling of Apple is the beginning of Apple's collapse!

[paulmo]

Apple is a good company, but its stock price is overvalued, so Buffett reduces his holdings. It’s that simple!

[JackDespero]

I think that Apple has poor management at the moment. I saw another person making the good point that Apple doing its biggest buyback right now instead of removing debt with that money, esp since interests rates might not come down any time soon, is an idiotic movement to pander WallStreet, but that no decent management would approve.
I think Buffet may be losing faith in Apple without Jobs.