Warren Buffett Loves These Stocks. Are They Right for You?
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has arguably become the most closely watched stock portfolio. Investors look forward to the quarterly 13F filings with the SEC and track his team's purchases and sales over the previous quarter.
This has become especially true for Berkshire's three largest holdings -- Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Bank of America (BofA) (NYSE: BAC), and Chevron (NYSE: CVX). Fortunately for investors, Buffett has added to these holdings in recent quarters, increasing the likelihood that they could be suitable for many average investors.
Today, one can scarcely discuss Berkshire Hathaway without talking about Apple. At just under 900 million shares, it is worth more than $130 billion and comprises almost 40% of Berkshire's publicly traded holdings. Such a large position is unusual for an investor who has advocated for diversification throughout his career.
Source Fool.com
