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Warren Buffett continued to sell shares in the first three months of 2025 in the middle of a wide market sale, according to the last quarterly revenue of his Holding Bershire Hathaway company.
The figures showing that he unloaded the actions of the tenth consecutive quarter were ahead of the investor’s annual meeting with the shareholders in Omaha, Nebraska, Saturday.
Berkshire’s quarterly report showed that Buffett sold $ 4.7 million in shares in three months until March 31, more than $ 3.2 million he bought.
Sales helped to thicken the Berkshire cash pile, which increased another $ 348 million record, as the money was poured out of the Buffett Business Empire, which covers insurance, manufacture, public services and one of the largest railways in North America, along with the interest paid for the US treasury portfolio.
Investors in Omaha will put you on track figures for 94 -year -old Buffett’s investment prospects before a question and answer session with shareholders on Saturday.
The conversation will be the first time Buffett weighs the markets and the economy since the President of the United States, Donald Trump, last month launched a trade war, putting the plans to give the hand of the new rates to the imports of most other nations.
When Trump shared a publication on social media on April 4, suggesting that Buffett supported his economic policies, Bershire filed a statement saying “these reports are false.”
In a March interview with CBS News, Buffett called rates “a war act, to some extent” and said they were a merchandise tax. “The tooth of the teeth does not pay them,” he said.
Changes in net profit in Berkshire largely reflect changes in the value of their capital portfolio of $ 264 million and other investments. In the first quarter, the results of the bottom line were $ 4.6 million, dropping down from $ 12.7 million in the first quarter of last year.
Buffett directs shareholders to pay more attention to the operational benefit, which was $ 9.6 million, up to $ 11.2 million. The decrease largely reflected the insurance subscription benefits.
Berkshire Hathaway shares have been a tear by 2025, increasing 20 percent to close Friday with a record of $ 809,808.50 for “class” shares. Berkshire again authorized any participation reward in the first quarter.
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