Warren Buffett explains why Berkshire reduced its big Apple stake
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I’ve had majority of my holdings in tech stocks making about 65% of my $800k portfolio and I've done pretty well, especially with Apple’s P/E (price to earnings ratio) but with much uncertainty now, my question is what stocks can be the next APPL in terms of growth for the next decade?
it might be difficult finding the next apple within the tech stock sector, maybe look outside of tech stocks
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For all of you saying he sounds frail or or rambling …keep in mind his 93 years old …Not many can stand up to a live interview and talk the way he is doing at 93 …there is wisdom in his speech
Agreed. My grandmother, who is 93 years old, barely recognizes anyone in the family anymore.
@onryrd yes even early 80s we had similar situations
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More like the College Football Championship.
Having completely missed Google, Facebook, Tesla, Netflix, Nvidia, and countless other great technology stocks, while simultaneously holding declining Apple & IBM removes Buffett/Berkshire from the realm of top investors/investments. For the past 20 years, BRK = SPY, as Buffett admits.
@2wheel_freedom why listen to these old boomers lol?
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Warren looks and sounds down, likely missing Charlie
Yeah he is different. Charlie is missing 😢
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Definitely not the reason why he looks down and not kissing Charlie
To me it seems more like age is catching up to him. I mean he is reeeeally old
So down he wants taxes raised on those he will leave behind when he is gone wth
He looks lonely up there all alone
😢
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we are all alone in this world. Just take more time for some to realise this.
Yup,
@@adilthescholarsad and deep
Translation: I am selling Apple now to pay lower taxes on the gains I have made. I will be buying more shares back later when it isn't a wash sale. I expect the US gov to raise taxes on gains to cover the increasing fiscal debt. In the past they have been more than 50% right now they are only 21%.
Thank you
When selling for a gain there is no such thing as a "wash sale." Sell it and buy it back immediately. Or buy and then sell immediately. The wash sale rule applies only to selling at a loss.
Yeah that's basically what I'm hearing. He's saying that they buy the best companies, but they still treat investments like a business. They're just offloading in the short term but not necessarily changing their overall view of the company right now.
Thank you!
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This annual meeting didn't feel like any before without Charlie.
Yes, it's sad. Having seen numerous clips of Warren & Charlie and the great rapport they had together from the Berkshire shareholders meetings of the past, this is sad to see. It definitely has an end of an era feel about it.
It was genuinely sad to see him up there alone.
I would enjoy seeing Warren while you can, sadly there will not be many more..
The most valuable part of his response was at 7 mins in, anticipating higher tax rates
thanks for pointing
What did that have to do with selling Apple. I didn’t understand what he was saying
btw you can just write 7:00 and it acts as hyperlink to correct timecode.
@@ukulayme2 Better to sell now at 21% than later at 31% or higher. Considering the over $32trillion debt and a trillion added every 100 days it seems likely that the government will be forced (regardless of party) to cut spending and raise taxes. Obviously that wouldn't be good for the economy, so by selling now, he's selling at a much higher PE and avoiding higher taxes on potentially lower stock prices.
Chilling 😬
Conclusion: WB wanted to increase his cash position. One reason is gains tax at 21% is relatively low this year, and it could go up in the future. WB said at one point in the past, it was 52%. So, he sold some portions of his largest investment, Apple.
no, berkshire hathaway is exempt from paying any capital gains taxes
@@ericmorrison8772what? No one is exempt
@@ericmorrison8772why would they be exempt? Only reason they would be exempt is either they are a flow through entity or a non profit organisation which I don’t think is the case. And WB Himself said in the video take a listen
Exactly… took a little while to get the answer :)
How does selling Apple get him a lower tax rate?
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I think so
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Charlie was a good man. WB missed his long-term business partner 😢
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I think take his words with a grain of salt here. He won't explain why because he is perhaps still in the process of unloading. He'd be doing his shareholders a disservice because his words carry so much weight and will move markets which in this case will cause his shareholders to lose gains in his process of unloading Apple. I personally think it is because it isn't as sustainable a business than Coca Cola and American Express. Apple is largely dependent on their iPhone as service revenue hinges on the number of iPhone users, but as a tech product, is something consumers are more willing to switch if an alternative is present (especially given the lack of innovation in recent years). Here in the US the alternative is pretty limiting (mainly Samsung) but if you look at China where there are quite a few alternatives (Xiaomi, Huawei) it has started eating into Apple sales.
LOL ‘Apple isn’t a sustainable business’ - maybe you should take a look at the gross margin expansion for a company doing over 400B in gross revenue a year. And you know maybe the greatest business ever with the most successful consumer product ever that has been around now for 4 decades with a deep bench of executives that have been there for over 20 years. Also keep in mind Berkshires stake is now 135B. AAPL is doing a 110B annual buyback now- thats almost the entire Berkshire stake in cash. But obviously not a sustainable business with an extremely sticky ecosystem with a record number of connected devices every single quarter. Oh, and for you all that they don’t spend on R&D- they spend as much as GOOGL and don’t have the CAPEX outlay for building a cloud service business.
@@stevelevine3008 lol indeeed. APple has so much cash. soooo much fcking cash its insane.
@@stevelevine3008they are not growing anymore. Everything is stagnating and there is no prospect of squeezing out more net income of other innovations. They’re late in VR and late in AI.
What’s the point of keeping Apple if they don’t grow and they don’t distribute sizeable dividends.
And don’t mention buyback because it will do is just delaying Apple inevitable stock price crash.
I would disagree somewhat, because in India having an iPhone is considered an achievement & even people who earns less are keen on buying them on emi(even if it costs them half their monthly salary).
Doesn’t he look older and lonelier? No cheery air like when Charlie was there.
He seems older and his voice sounds more frail.
@@GK-qc5ryseems older? Bro he is 93 😂😂
Yeah he is older no it has nothing to do with Charlie who was half alive the last time
He might have just had a cold
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He isn't even done selling Apple shares. For now, he is not going to say anything bad about Apple.
I've also noticed he doesn't like to mention why he sells certain stocks, especially since its still his biggest position of common stock... bc he knows he'll tank it. I've seen him tip toe around these questions before
@@valetudo1569 he talked about capital gains tax increases, so if he wants Berkshire to have more cash on hand, now is a good a time as any to do it. Especially since Apple is in a stock buyback mood right now.
Of course. He is Buffet, not stupid!
You must be rich as a prophet
So you think he’s up there straight up lying to his investors?
Man I’m sure he misses Charlie, he still talks about him like he’s alive.
So true
Like this message if you miss Charlie 😇
You either die a hero or live long enough that everyone realizes you're swimming naked - Munger
it so sad to see Warren Buffet without Charlie Munger on his side. Just read Poor Charlie's Almanack - and can't recommend it highly enough.
Use a dead person to gain likes for yourself, shame on you
No
He's 93 and Mr. Buffett still looks great! love this man
Warren Buffet, a true gem. Such a great man. Wise well beyond his 93 years of age.
Sounds to me like the first part is the real reason, we look at apple as a business and market as a servant not as an instructor, means the market has to richly priced apple stock and its no longer in line with its prospects as a business
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That’s a very, very, very long windy answer why Berkshire reduces Apple shares. Basically he seems to be suggesting he has less confidence in Apple (for now), the rest is just rattling on and on 😅
need to keep watch for the next quarter. in case they keep selling 5% every month.
gotta admire the guy. he just plods along doing his thing causing no drama.
i was there.. Charlie got a standing ovation.
misleading title because he never mentions once why they sold part of apple.
he cant say apple is getting stale and thats why he is selling. if he cant sell it at good price, its bad for berkshire shareholders. he owns a big part that getting out is not very easy
He said sell at the top, buy at the bottom.
He DID say the reason: you won't mind if we sold a few shares of Apple, when BRK has to pay 21% tax now (whereas, if we hold and sell at a later time, we'll likely have to pay a higher percent); also, we are raising our cash position at this time of uncertainty (implied: economic, geopolitical), etc. He DID reveal at least two reasons. He ALSO said that he believes that Apple will nonetheless be BRK's largest equity position in the not too distant future. Perhaps listen again?
He did in the last 10 seconds of the clip. He expects taxes to rise and so he’s interested in increasing his cash position for now (to buy cheaper later).
He said he sold because it's a business. Meening there is no emotion just taking profit. And I believe he didn't sell it all.
Allow me to translate, he’s selling a big position because he’s anticipating higher taxes in the future. He says people pay too much attention to taxes, but that’s exactly what he’s doing. Follow what they do not what they say.
So don’t sell? Because his sold a very small percentage of apple
I agree with follow what they do not what they say. However, I think he's right not to advise investors too focus on them because the gains are what matters
You're completely ignoring the context. Berkshire Hathaway was happy to pay taxes. "If 8 other companies paid their share, no one else would have to." People pay too much attention to taxes, as in, they overly concern themselves with how to avoid them.
THANK YOU! also his #$%^&* idiotic "if 800 more companies did this", the guy is innumerate - there are 27 companies (2013, old data) with revenues the size of that tax bill, let alone larger.
“The market is not there to instruct you… but to serve you…”. Facts
I miss Charlie :(
I think Warren does too 😢
@@guydreamr Matthew 16:26 For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world and forfeits his soul? Or what shall a man give in return for his soul?
@@geoms6263 Which is relevant how?
yes HE DOES, & avoiding foreign risk factors. I would rather be paying taxes in Nebraska or Kansas, than (Finland).
,,, THINK over 20 to 30 years what you build and SERVE rather THAN what you spend. Warren Buffett checks won't bounce.
The guy is like Putin:
- why did you do this?
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this guy is like any other old guy
Its so unusual watching Buffet without Charlie besides him
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Warren's voice sounds more frail.
maybe he is trying to start smoking
Felt sad when he said
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what is the raltion b\w Taxes and Apple Stock sell in the end ?
Great stuff, thanks again!
I cant but admire the character of the goat; despite the absence of his long time partner whom we missed dearly today, he spared no occasion to mention Charlie and I; as if Charlie was sitting there right beside him - this tells alot about his character - what a legend
Who said he is missing him greatly
Love how he is saying we sold to avoid possibly higher taxes that might come soon - but we love to pay a lot of taxes to help our people
amazing, isn't it? :)
Schrodinger’s buffett lol
tax rate is the key, now im thinking the many will start to sell on profit to take advantage of current low tax rate especially many have made huge gain from the run up since 2023
Gosh Warren sounds so different in this call than the previous ones. He just doesn’t stop at all, usually he is concise and to the point
what a brilliant man and such an icon, doing this at 93 years of age is incredible
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It's so sad to not see Charlie up there with him.
I read that Benjamin Graham book in the late 80s. I always remember his coin flipping example.
what book?
@@Samurai_of_95 The title of the book is “The Intelligent Investor”. Graham also cowrote another famous book with David Dodd titled “Security Analysis”.
He spoke for 9mins and didn't actually answer the question
Lawyer speak. Say a lot of words without saying anything concrete.
Well...If you take out the...aww...uhh...mhm...you can hear that he ist not so convinced about Apple anymore.
@@trevorjones3530 he mentioned realising the gains on Apple stock at the current 21 percent tax rate as opposed to a projected higher future rate.
I heard quite clear that he is afraid of future taxes
@@alexandersanchez6337 thats correct. The current tax rates are low by historical standards so he is taking advantage of that before they rise.
At 93, this is incredible and admirable.
Bless him he just lost his best friend. Still giving droplets of gold. He cashed in a bit to keep the company going through hard times. Well done warren.
Still says Charlie and I... respect
He just waffled on with a 10 minute monologue in lieu of yes or no but he’s definitely showing his age.
Two things: First, Apple was always Greg's choice and his convition. Second, Warren never gives away decisions directly. At 5:41 he basically says those stocks are very overpriced and Berkshire decided to build cash positions, to buy up companies at a better price later, meaning he (and Greg) thinks Apple is overpriced to it's performance.
Needing a yes or no answer is a you problem. Learn to read between the lines. He explained precisely why he sold. He prefers cash over equities at the moment because he believes the government will raise taxes, so he sold now to take advantage of the current lower tax rate.
He only sold 13%...he trimmed...which he said he never does. He usually sells all. He probably did it this way to minimize tax.
Minimize the tax rate on a small portion? Doesn’t make sense, it’s such small savings relative to their AUM/net worth. Sold to have more cash? Doesn’t make sense when they have so much cash relative to their net worth.
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Warren will never stop talking politics under the guise of taxes.
No Charlie 😢
Warren's 'vocal fry' is on point. Looks like Sam Altman and OpenAI is rubbing off on him.
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A colleague once proposed the idea of diversification to me, hopefully for positive results to offset any negative performance. At once, I backed it up using an advisor in order to avoid any fiasco. As of today, my portfolio has yielded over $450k in profits, from an initial $180k this year alone...
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Looks like Nut Fudge is Warren's new name
What do you think about apple's stock vision? Is it bad news? or common news?
That was the most roundabout non-answer ever.
Soooo why did he sell some AAPL...?
It’s a dying business with no clear AI framework . Apple has very poor cash management , now spending 110 billion in buybacks at a time when other big tech is spending equivalents into AI
@@jays5926 Well it's a hardware and services company, but yeah once AGI and competent robotics come around in the next couple of years nothing else will matter.
dodge taxes, then lie claiming he loves taxes, then lie saying he pays 21%, when he paid 8%, then lie further saying "if 800" other companies did that.
they produce nothing. they help nothing. they make earnings from other people's losses. they are parasites.
@@jays5926and how exactly is anyone monetising AI? Does anyone outside of nvidia who is selling the data infrastructure have a run rate of more than $5bn in revenues from AI derived investments? No, they don’t.
Extraordinary take on taxation from someone walks the talk. Bravo.
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somewhat hard to follow his train of thoughts
Buffet making the crowd applauding at paying more taxes because the government spending is out of control is mind-blowing
you are definition of missing the point
It's weird not to see Charlie there. You can tell that Warren misses Charlie very much. I'm sure we all miss his humor, wit, and great wisdom.
Answer: :Building our cash position".
Sounds like taking some profits, to have cash on hand for a buy opportunity. Also seems to suspect a tax rate increase in the future.
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You heard the man, he doesn’t mind paying his fair share
Why doesnt he just write a check directly to the Treasury?
@@chiquita683interesting observation, makes me want to hear more. Never thought of that dynamic ,green back statues lol.
He pays more in tax than pinkos who moan about Capitalism.
@@chiquita683 Stupid comment. He does.
@@Zagirus He is a pinko.
remember tim cook is in the audience you don't sell 113 million shares of Apple for "tax reasons"
so why did he sell????
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As he nervously rubs both his legs and knees under the table immediately after the question about his dumping Apple stock so as not to trigger the stock tanking before he unloads the rest of his position. Warren is smart.
nonsense. hes trimmed.
Thank you for telling us NINE times that you look at Coca-Cola and American Express… I think we understand that at this point.
I'm gonna buy me a box of Peanut Brittles in honor of Charlie.
So. Why did he trim apple. He did not answer the question.
to save taxes, which he then lied about
@@removechan10298 What was the lie?
@@nosteinnogate7305 the lie where he talks about loving taxes and paying 21% for an hour when he just said they paid 8% and he changes his positions for tax purposes (more than likely)
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perfect video
A normal way to finance business operations and a business as-usual activity. In the course of business financing a firm sell asset or operationalize idle capacity (in labor or capital) to pay for casb outflows.
And looking at Apple's prospects in a 5-10 year long term plan its good to relook at capital allocations especially given your substantial position just in one firm.
Basically what he's saying is he sold Apple because it no longer meet his investment criteria
Wtf were you hearing? He sold because they want to increase their cash position and now's a good time to do it with the fed tax rate at 21% as opposed to 51 or 39 in previous years. With the election around the corner they are anticipating overall tax increases with the state of the deficit regardless of who is elected. It's not to avoid paying higher taxes, it's to benefit their shareholders further and have a bigger war chest ready for their next purchase.
Not what he said at all. Quite the opposite.
Bad title misleading really
I report videos for that
You clearly weren't listening. Buffett's preference for cash over equities at the moment. He predicts the US government may potentially raise taxes. In the past, they have been more than 50%, but right now they are only 21%. Ie he want to secure his gains
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He recently has said that there's no great opportunities currently in the market, shows how large is BRK standing cash position. Then, he goes there and sells an "even better business" than all others BRK owns. He clearly circumvented the question to not answering it.
Yes, he could have bought a ton of Google over the last 2 years and made close to a 100% profit. Instead he makes a real return after inflation of about 1% on treasuries. 🤔
what is blud talking about
😂
@@magalengo I was 50/50 on whether anybody in this comment section would understand that reference lol
remember when he sold tsm at $65 and it went up 100%
And sold Costco in 2020 before in went up over 160%. And lost around $3 billion selling the airlines stocks at the COVID panic low. And a long list of other bad decisions over the last 10 years.
"Building the cash position" (5:20)
it really makes me sad that I almost expect Warren to finish with “any comments Charlie?”
If Charlie was there, it is highly likely he would say selling Apple was a dumb idea. Just like Charlie said several years ago when Buffett trimmed Apple from 1 billion shares.