From Morningstar:

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway didn’t make major stock purchases last quarter, given the soaring market. The report revealed no new stocks added, but confidential exemptions hide a mysterious large stock purchase. Despite trimming Apple, it remains the top holding by far. Berkshire sold positions in HP, Paramount Global, D.R. Horton, Globe Life, Markel Group, and StoneCo.

Berkshire Hathaway holds several undervalued stocks, including Charter Communications, Citigroup, Kraft Heinz, and Kroger. Among them, Charter Communications trades 47% below fair value, Citigroup 20%, Kraft Heinz 32%, and Kroger 14%. These undervalued stocks remain favorable picks in Berkshire’s portfolio, offering potential growth and value for investors.



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