Berkshire Hathaway will file its next 13F on November 16, 2026, showing holdings as of September 30. This filing marks the end of Greg Abel's first year as CEO, following Warren Buffett's tenure. The June 2026 report showed a $299 billion US stock portfolio dominated by long-held positions in Apple, American Express, Coca-Cola, Alphabet, and Bank of America. Abel's leadership has seen some portfolio shifts, notably a large increase in Alphabet shares and a reduction in Bank of America holdings. The upcoming 13F will reveal if these changes signal a new investment strategy or are isolated moves.
As of Nov 05, 2026 17:11 WIB, key Berkshire Hathaway holdings like Apple, American Express, and Coca-Cola show steady trading on Pluang. Apple shares trade at USD 350.56 with a slight 0.30% gain, while American Express is up 1.33% at USD 337.00. Coca-Cola also sees a modest rise of 0.74%, priced at USD 96.51. Notably, American Express attracts strong buying interest with 93% of Pluang orders being buys, highlighting investor confidence in this financial sector stock.
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