Warren Buffett Just Pressed the Sell Button on the Stock Market. But There Is a Silver Lining
Each quarter, investors wait for Warren Buffett's company Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B) to file its 13-F form with the Securities and Exchange Commission, disclosing what stocks the company owned at the end of each quarter. By comparing 13-F filings, investors can gain insight into what stocks Berkshire bought and sold each quarter.Given that Buffett is arguably one of the greatest investors ever, people want to learn about what sectors Buffett and his team of investors like and don't like -- and, sometimes, how they are thinking about the broader market.In Berkshire's fourth quarter 13-F, we learned that Buffett effectively pressed the sell button on the stock market (or at least on two funds that represent the market). While this is perhaps a dour warning from the Oracle of Omaha, there was a silver lining.Continue reading
Each quarter, investors wait for Warren Buffett's company Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B) to file its 13-F form with the Securities and Exchange Commission, disclosing what stocks the company owned at the end of each quarter. By comparing 13-F filings, investors can gain insight into what stocks Berkshire bought and sold each quarter.
Given that Buffett is arguably one of the greatest investors ever, people want to learn about what sectors Buffett and his team of investors like and don't like -- and, sometimes, how they are thinking about the broader market.
In Berkshire's fourth quarter 13-F, we learned that Buffett effectively pressed the sell button on the stock market (or at least on two funds that represent the market). While this is perhaps a dour warning from the Oracle of Omaha, there was a silver lining.
