Abel's Five-Stock Focus Concentrates Berkshire's $355B Portfolio
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Greg Abel is concentrating Berkshire Hathaway's $355B portfolio, with 63% ($222.3B) allocated to five stocks: Apple ($70.88B, 20%), American Express ($52.91B, 14.9%), Coca-Cola ($34.73B, 9.8%), Bank of America ($32.49B, 9.1%), and Alphabet ($31.28B, 8.8%). These are largely legacy holdings—AmEx and Coca-Cola—while Berkshire's tilt toward tech grows with Alphabet and Apple; Bank of America has been trimmed since mid-2024 and could be reduced further.
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