Overview
- A regulatory filing shows Berkshire bought 17.85 million Alphabet shares, a roughly $4.3 billion position that ranked as its 10th‑largest U.S. holding at quarter‑end.
- Alphabet shares rose about 1.7% in after‑hours trading following the stake’s reveal.
- Berkshire reduced Apple to 238.2 million shares, valued at about $60.7 billion, leaving it as the firm’s largest holding despite continued sales.
- The company was a net seller for the 12th straight quarter, selling $12.5 billion and buying $6.4 billion of stocks as cash rose to a record near $381.7 billion.
- Berkshire sold 37.2 million Bank of America shares to a roughly 7.7% stake, exited D.R. Horton, and added to positions including Chubb and Domino’s, with decision‑makers for specific trades not identified in the filing.