Buffett And Berkshire Hathaway Release Latest Stock Holdings

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Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE: BRK-B, BRK-A) and Warren Buffett have just released the latest holdings of U.S.-listed equities as of March 31, 2011 for the Q2-2011 holdings. These public stock holdings have been broken down into two groups of ‘A to L’ and ‘M to Z’ so it is more concise and clear to see the path of changes. Here are Warren Buffett’s holdings and accompanying notes on each for the group ‘A to L’ in shares. When the recent earnings came out, we did see that the equity holdings’ value at March 31 grew to over $61.8 billion from $59.8 billion as of December 31, 2010.

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Comments

[rotorhead1871]

12:52 AM on 05/18/2011

soros vs buffet-----cage match to the death----

[leorangerie]

04:22 PM on 05/17/2011

There is some great irony here. Warren Buffet says the number one thing Americans should do is stay out of credit card debt. So what does he do? Buy Mastercard. I guess his point of view is, if you can't beat 'em, might as well make money off 'em.

[tice]

12:41 PM on 05/18/2011

There are plenty of people who take on credit debt responsibly, or who use credit cards but carry no debt. Point being you shouldn't mire yourself in a heap of debt where your money is going to pay interests. Using borrowed money to start a business or as an emergency source of money is one thing, buying a bunch of toys and then paying 3 times the cost over the life of the loan is another. It isn't as simple as you make it out to be.

[MikeyJaii]

11:43 PM on 05/16/2011

Support some small businesses? :/

[Trustfunded1]

11:41 PM on 05/16/2011

Warren can stick his Ukulele up his arsse sideways.
Son of a Senator who made his fortune from trading DC insider news.

[Steve Rockett]

12:39 AM on 05/17/2011

Read the Snowball, before shooting your mouth off.

[tice]

12:42 PM on 05/18/2011

Can you source allegations of insider trading by Buffett?

[ronsjigslures123]

09:39 PM on 05/16/2011

Guys like him dump billions in corps. in the USA, and all they do is distroy and make puppets out of the people and the work force. Corps. commit fraud on the USA citizens every day and walk away with the cash. Look what they did layed off millions just to keep there stocks selling at a good peofit, and distroyed the USA as we see it today. This country needs to get rid of all the giant corps. and build small bussiness owers like in the past, when there was small bussiness all around America in the millions this country was great, many jobs and these small bussiness feed the citys and towns around them, big corps. killed all the small bussinesses in this country and took all the money for themselfs. The guys that invest in these corps are the ones that are distroying this Great once country the USA.

[Steve Rockett]

12:40 AM on 05/17/2011

Go ahead. It's a free country. Read The Snowball.

[cjjanis]

08:45 AM on 05/17/2011

You don't know what or who Warren is.........................

[ronsjigslures123]

09:27 PM on 05/16/2011

He buy,s everything that screws the General American public. Like credit card companys, mastercharge,Exxon oil company, electric companys. They get richer while the rich pick the pockets of the average joe trying to feed his family. I wonldn,t walk accross the street to spit on this guys and all like him shoes.

[mistykane]

11:01 PM on 05/16/2011

Teachers and other public workers have pensions that are invested in many of the same stocks. Most 401k's are invested in the same stocks as well.

[Steve Rockett]

12:41 AM on 05/17/2011

Study Buffett before you shoot your mouth off.

[Chironomid]

07:52 PM on 05/16/2011

Pretty staid stuff there; could be your grandpa's holdings.

[planetjeffy]

01:33 AM on 05/17/2011

really...how boring is that

which is what value investing is all about

[Chironomid]

12:31 PM on 05/17/2011

Yup.. that's why a lot of people fail in the market - they think "there's a trick to it.." when it's just numbers... buy low, sell high. And most peeps with a 401K don't buy or sell at all - they just plug it in once and ignore it forevermore.

[mistykane]

07:31 PM on 05/16/2011

He bought 216,000 shares of Mastercard on 3-31-11

[NeverUndecided]

06:26 PM on 05/16/2011

Every time Buffett badly wants to dump some stock, stories like this show up.

[SubgeniusMustHaveSlack]

06:34 PM on 05/16/2011

Stocks are for suckers.

[NeverUndecided]

06:59 PM on 05/16/2011

After 2 major fraud bubbles, and the trashing of all the accounting and other regulations required to make it a real market, not a manipulated money pump from the less advantaged to the more advantaged, I fully agree. I personally successfully navigated these bubbles, but have now said "goodbye" until some future point that may never occur - a return to the rule of law and a level playing field in markets.

[mistykane]

07:32 PM on 05/16/2011

That would include everybody with a retirement account. I don't think anybody that plans and saves for their retirement is a sucker.