Berkshire Hathaway's Apple Stake
Warren Buffett acquired 228M Apple shares worth $75.3B. It makes up 21.33% of their stock portfolio and is their biggest holding. The investor owns 1.50% of the outstanding Apple stock. The first Apple trade was made in Q1 2016. Since then Warren Buffett bought shares thirteen more times and sold shares on twelve occasions. The stake costed the investor $9.03B, netting the investor a gain of 733% so far.
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