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Cash is king? 'Stock God' Buffett once again reduces his shareholding in Bank of America, while AI 'new nobility' also takes profits at high levels.
Warren Buffett once again sold stocks of Bank of America, continuing the selling frenzy that began in mid-July.
Buffett sold Bank of America again, cashing out $0.23 billion! Bank of America CEO: I don't understand either and didn't ask.
1. According to the latest regulatory filings, 'stock god' Warren Buffett sold a total of $0.229 billion of Bank of America stocks in the three trading days ending on September 6th; 2. Buffett's shareholding reduction in this round began on July 17th and has lasted for nearly two months, during which time he has cashed out a total of nearly $7.2 billion; 3. Bank of America CEO Moynihan commented on Buffett's move, exclaiming, 'I don't know what he's up to.'
Berkshire Hathaway sells Bank of America again, but the pace of selling slows down. Bank of America's CEO praises Warren Buffett as a great shareholder.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway sold 5.8 million shares of Bank of America stocks from last Friday to this Tuesday, worth approximately 0.2287 billion US dollars. Currently, the holding position of Bank of America has dropped to the third largest for Berkshire, behind Apple and American Express. Analysts believe that Buffett may have reduced the percentage of BofA stocks to below 10% in order to avoid continuing reporting obligations.
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