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This isn't any kind of a signal about Apple's future prospects. If Berkshire sold all, or nearly all, of their Apple stock, then that would mean they thought A
by crazygringo 2y ago
This isn't any kind of a signal about Apple's future prospects.
If Berkshire sold all, or nearly all, of their Apple stock, then that would mean they thought Apple was overvalued, and so best to cash out now.
But selling half means you're still keeping half. Which is just rebalancing, wanting to diversify.
- sidewndr46 2y agodoesn't berkshire also get typical or possibly better than typical interest rates on cash holdings? It's not like that cash is doing nothing, even if held as cash.