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Rank #45 of 69 by 3-year alpha vs SPY · mechanically replicating this book, rebalanced at filing dates
A strong clone record is a track record, not a forecast — tested across a decade it doesn't reliably repeat. See what actually holds up →
Berkshire's $263B book stayed 91% concentrated in its top 10, but the edges moved: a new $2.65B Delta stake and $1B+ more GOOG alongside a tripled GOOGL position, funded by deep cuts to CVX (−35%), STZ (−95%) and NUE (−39%), plus full exits from V, MA, UNH and AON. The pattern reads as rotation out of payments and energy into airlines and Alphabet. Clone rank #37 of 59 — copying Berkshire has lagged SPY by ~4pt a year over three years.
Generated quarterly from the filing data itself — holdings, changes, sector mix and clone-performance rank. Not investment advice.
Warren Buffett is widely regarded as the most successful investor of all time. As chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, he has built one of the largest conglomerates in the world through disciplined value investing. Known as the 'Oracle of Omaha,' Buffett focuses on companies with strong competitive moats, excellent management, and attractive valuations.
$25.04B
9.5% of portfolio