There's more than meets the eye with Warren Buffett. As a case in point, Buffett owns more stocks than you'll find listed in Berkshire Hathaway's (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B) regulatory filings. You might even say that Buffett has a "secret portfolio." 

Granted, that portfolio really isn't all that secret. Berkshire's acquisition of General Re years ago brought New England Asset Management (NEAM) into its fold. NEAM is an investment firm that owns plenty of stocks that Berkshire itself doesn't directly own. Like Berkshire, though, NEAM must regularly reveal all of its positions to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

While Berkshire's holdings include plenty of dividend stocks, none of them currently offers a dividend yield of 6.5% or more. But it's a different story for NEAM. Buffett's "secret portfolio" owns these three ultra-high-yield dividend stocks.

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