In the grand theatre of Wall Street, Mr. Warren Buffett – that illustrious, cream‑dipped gentleman who turns dollar bills into priceless anecdotes – has once again dazzled the nation by inserting a whopping $3,674,986 for the ages into two exclusive soirées, while politely stepping away from the usual suspects like Visa, Mastercard and Amazon. Picture him, clipboard in hand, declining holiday parties with a courteous chuckle.
According to the latest 13F filings, Berkshire’s portfolio, once a bustling metropolis of 42 quantum dream‑stuffs, has now been trimmed down to 29 – a tidy slimline that, we imagine, requires fewer custodial staff and fewer coffee break gossip sessions. The total value? A modest drop from $274.2 billion to $263.1 billion, a decrease barely noticeable unless one is a specialist in tiny, comforting declines.
Despite the tapering of holdings, the firm still scars the paper with an all‑out devotion to tech and flight. The new filing, laid down on the polished mahogany of corporate disclosure, shows Berkshire owning a dazzling $1.02 billion of Google shares and a sparkling $2.6 billion of Delta Air Lines. Together, these two positions-because a paperback cannot show grandeur without a sequel-were worth roughly $3.675 billion. You could say it’s a “winged” investment; the shares literally thump the sky.
Fancy a longer list of Alphabet approximations? There are several other Google portfolios, including one that silently whirls at $11.87 billion, a figure that shouts, “We have a clique.” Overall, the firm’s exposure to Alphabet is, unsurprisingly, quite elevated.
The ledger, which lists 39,809,456 shares of Delta Air Lines as well as 3,585,215 shares of Alphabet Class C, maritalises with 41,283,098 shares of Alphabet Class A-an arrangement that seems designed to keep the accountants and the folks in the lounge alike jabbed with glee.
In the same breath, Mr. Buffett casually let go of several venerable chalkboards: Amazon, Visa, Mastercard, and UnitedHealth. The exits were handled with the same ease as releasing a quail from a velvet cage, during which he also managed to part company with the Atlanta Braves (a baseball team rather unglamorous) and Domino’s pizza-an affront a culinary connoisseur might find downright unpalatable.
The filing, a marvel of the fourth quarter’s intestines, was submitted on the fifteenth of May, 2026, and sports the very essence of Berkshire’s U.S.-listed equity holdings as of March‑31st. Surely a moment for the stoic minds who prefer spreadsheets over novelty!
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2026-05-23 10:21