Warren Buffett closed his last quarter as CEO of $BRK.B (-0,77 %) yesterday - and there was a real surprise:

New York Times $NYT (-0,44 %)

- First time investor with 5+ million shares (~$352 million)

- This from a man who sold all newspapers in 2020 and declared the industry "dead"

- The difference? NYT has 12.78m digital subscriptions - digital business model instead of print

📈 UPDATED:

- Chevron $CVX (-1,21 %) - further increased to 130+ million shares

- Domino's Pizza $DPZ (-0,89 %) - Additional purchases

- Chubb $CB (-0,41 %) & Lamar Advertising $LAMR (+0,36 %) - increased

📉 MASSIVELY REDUCED:

- Apple $AAPL (-0,62 %) -10.3m shares sold (~$2.7bn) - 3rd sale in a row

- Amazon $AMZN (+0,54 %) -77% (!!) - from 10m to only 2.3m shares

- Bank of America $BAC (+0,27 %) -50.8m shares, stake now below 7%

🏆 TOP 5 HOLDINGS (weighting 31.12.2025):

1. Apple $AAPL (-0,62 %) - 22,60%

2. American Express $AXP (+0,38 %) - 20,46%

3. Bank of America $BAC (+0,27 %) - 10,38%

4. coca-cola $KO (-0,47 %) - 10,20%

5. chevron $CVX (-1,21 %) - 7,24%

✅ Continuity: No fundamental change in strategy despite handover to Greg Abel (CEO from 1.1.2026)

✅ Dividend focus: Chevron, Coca-Cola, AmEx remain core → sustainable dividend growth stocks

✅ Quality over quantity: focus on companies with "economic moats" and pricing power

✅ Valuation discipline: large sell-offs in Apple/Amazon indicate profit-taking and risk management

So the motto remains: stable dividends, moderate growth rates, defensive quality.