Berkshire Hathaway's Exxon Mobil Stake
The first Exxon Mobil trade was made in Q2 2009. Since then Warren Buffett bought shares five more times and sold shares on four occasions. The investor sold all their shares in Q4 2014 and doesn't own any shares in Exxon Mobil anymore.
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Price range
Sold -41.1 Million shares
Q4 2014
Avg closing price
$93.27
Price range
$86.41
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$96.81
Increased shares by 2.6% (+1.04 Million shares)
Q4 2013
Avg closing price
$92.47
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$85.16
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$101.51
Increased shares by 28.3% (+8.85 Million shares)
Q3 2013
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$90.16
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$86.04
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$95.20
New holding (+31.2 Million shares)
Q2 2013
Avg closing price
$89.98
Price range
$86.08
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$92.80
Sold -422 Thousand shares
Q4 2011
Avg closing price
$78.96
Price range
$71.15
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$85.28
Increased shares by 1128.8% (+387 Thousand shares)
Q3 2011
Avg closing price
$75.92
Price range
$68.03
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$85.22
Sold 91.9% shares (-387 Thousand shares)
Q2 2011
Avg closing price
$82.56
Price range
$76.78
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$87.98
Sold 67.0% shares (-854 Thousand shares)
Q4 2009
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$71.94
Price range
$66.58
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$76.47
Increased shares by 49.4% (+422 Thousand shares)
Q3 2009
Avg closing price
$69.28
Price range
$65.12
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$72.75
New holding (+854 Thousand shares)
Q2 2009
Avg closing price
$69.56
Price range
$64.75
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$74.05
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