US Media: Buffett said in an interview that he sold Apple shares too early, but bought them even earlier, so he still made substantial profits overall.
Although Berkshire Hathaway has reduced its Apple holdings to $61.96 billion last year, Apple remains its largest single holding. Buffett said he would consider adding to his position if Apple's stock price falls further, but currently won't buy under the present market conditions—even though Apple's stock has already dropped over 14% from its recent peak and fallen more than 6% this month.
He revealed that Berkshire Hathaway has made pre-tax gains exceeding $10 billion on Apple shares, and highly praised Cook's management capabilities, stating that his performance even surpasses that of Jobs. Buffett will step down as CEO at the beginning of 2026 but will continue serving as chairman.
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