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Warren Buffett Slashes Apple Holdings by 56% in Major Selloff




In early 2024, Warren Buffett executed a dramatic selloff of Apple stock, reducing Berkshire Hathaway's holdings by approximately 56%—a move that stirred speculation about his diminishing optimism for the tech giant. Despite maintaining Apple as its largest equity holding, Buffett's actions reflect a broader strategic shift towards a more defensive stance in a high-priced market. 


Berkshire Hathaway's cash reserves surged to $278 billion, partly fueled by this massive sale. Buffett’s decision to sell, while missing the peak price of Apple shares, underscores his strategy of "selling high" and preparing for future investment opportunities in potentially undervalued assets.






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