By Bilal Dhudi
Warren Buffett is one of the most successful investors of all time, and his stock portfolio is a testament to his investment philosophy.
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Over the years, Buffett has bought and sold many different stocks, but there are a few that he has held onto for a long time.
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Berkshire’s Stake: 5.6% Value of Stake: $147 billion Share of Berkshire’s Portfolio: 41.8%
Apple’s stock has been a strong performer, and it is one of the most popular stocks among individual investors.
Berkshire’s Stake: 9.2% Value of Stake: $26 billion Share of Berkshire’s Portfolio: 7.3%
Buffett is on the record asserting that he will never sell any of his shares, and Coca-Cola makes up more than 7% of Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio today.
Berkshire’s Stake: 12.9% Value of Stake: $35 billion Share of Berkshire’s Portfolio: 9.9%
This bet has paid off handsomely for Buffet, as BAC’s stock has quadrupled since he first invested.
Berkshire’s Stake: 20.2% Value of Stake: $23 billion Share of Berkshire’s Portfolio: 6.6%
Mr. Buffett's holding company, owned roughly 151.6 million American Express Co. (AXP) shares as of December 31, 2019. That made it the sixth largest shareholder in American Express.
Berkshire’s Stake: 26.6% Value of Stake: $12 billion Share of Berkshire’s Portfolio: 3.5%
Warren Buffett is one of the largest shareholders of KHC. He first invested in the company in 2015 and has since increased his stake.
Berkshire’s Stake: 8.1% Value of Stake: $26 billion Share of Berkshire’s Portfolio: 7.3%
Since Berkshire Hathaway's initial investment, Chevron's stock price has risen about 20%.
Berkshire’s Stake: 9.7% Value of Stake: $6.8 billion Share of Berkshire’s Portfolio: 1.9%
US Bancorp has steadily increased its earnings and dividends for years, even during periods of economic turmoil. This has made US Bancorp a very safe and reliable investment.