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This is largely due to required SEC filings such as 10Q [1] and 13F [2] reports, etc. The 13F shows the list of stocks they own, down to the share. Successive
by toss1 6y ago
This is largely due to required SEC filings such as 10Q [1] and 13F [2] reports, etc.
The 13F shows the list of stocks they own, down to the share. Successive reports will show bought/sold differences, but this is only a rear-view-mirror view, after the quarter is over, so the actual buy/sell may have been almost 4 months prior
[1] https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/qtrly/2ndqtr20.pdf https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/qtrly/2ndqtr20.pdf
[2] https://sec.report/Document/0000950123-20-005345/ https://sec.report/Document/0000950123-20-005345/
- fakedang 6y agoBut that's expected, except in Buffett's case, you get his positions on the next day itself due to the filing. I wonder if it's because SoftBank is a foreign entity, hence only required to report quarterly results optionally.