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Not quite. Berkshire owns non-public companies. You can skip ETF management fees and just look up their latest SEC filing. Here is a pie I made in M1 (which yo
by gregwebs 5y ago
Not quite. Berkshire owns non-public companies.
You can skip ETF management fees and just look up their latest SEC filing. Here is a pie I made in M1 (which you can invest with the click of a button if you have an account) which is similar to their public holdings but with tech stocks (Apple and SNOW) removed: https://m1.finance/6rAREGn34Ai2 https://m1.finance/6rAREGn34Ai2