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dividendology_yt 🚨 Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway recently released their latest Form 13F. With Buffett retiring at the end of 2025, this document reveals the LAST moves Buffett made before he stepped down. I spent hours reviewing it, and found 10 key takeaways for us to review. 👇 --- dividendology_yt Author 1. Buys and Sells In the most recent quarter, Buffett added to 4 positions, and added 1 entirely new position, $NYT. He reduced the size of 9 positions --- dividendology_yt Author 2. Buffett is a Net Seller of Stocks The last 3 years, Buffett has been a net seller of stocks every quarter. While the official amount isn’t out yet, here is my rough math for Q4 2025 based on average prices for the stocks he bought and sold: 🔴 Total Sells ≈ $7.6B 🟢 Total Buys ≈ $2.5B --- dividendology_yt Author 3. Buffett’s MASSIVE Cash Pile In Q3 of 2025, Buffett's cash position hit a staggering $382 billion. Based on the fact he was again a net seller of stocks, we can safely assume this cash position is closer to $400 billion now.

We have the potential to see a large portion of S&P 500 companies out perform in 2026. With the top 10 stocks making up around 40% of the index, even a slight pullback in tech would make this quite easy.

REITs are currently trading at their lowest valuations in decades. The vast majority of investors are not positioned to take advantage of this historic opportunity. 🧵Here's a 'Mini Masterclass' on how to take advantage: