Warren Buffett | Berkshire Hathaway Inc

Fund Stats for Q3 2016Warren Buffett is the managing partner of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. The 13F filing for 2016 Q3 included $128.79B in managed 13F securities and a top 10 holdings concentration of 83.74%. Berkshire Hathaway Inc's largest holding is The Kraft Heinz Company with shares held of 325.63M. 10kreader has 37 13F filings available for Berkshire Hathaway Inc.Warren Buffett is the managing partner of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. The 13F filing for 2016 Q3 included $128.79B in managed 13F securities and a top 10 holdings concentration of 83.74%. Berkshire Hathaw...

About Warren BuffettWarren Buffett is the most respected and successful investor in history, having been called 'The Oracle of Omaha' for his impressive investing prowess. Buffett studied under the legendary Benjamin Graham at Columbia University; Graham had a major impact on Buffett's life and investment strategies. Buffett is Chairman of the miraculous Berkshire Hathaway, which he built from a textile company into a major insurance conglomerate.Warren Buffett follows a value investing strategy that is an adaptation of Benjamin Graham's approach. His investment strategy of discipline, patience and value consistently outperforms the market and his moves are followed by thousands of investors worldwide. Buffett seeks to acquire great companies trading at a discount to their intrinsic value, and to hold them for a long time. Berkshire invests only in businesses that Buffett understands, and always insists on a margin of safety. Regarding the types of businesses Berkshire likes to purchase, Buffett stated, 'We want businesses to be one (a) that we can understand; (b) with favorable long-term prospects; (c) operated by honest and competent people; and (d) available at a very attractive price.'source: gurufocus.comWarren Buffett is the most respected and successful investor in history, having been called 'The Oracle of Omaha' for his impressive investing prowess. Buffett studied under the legendary Benjamin Gra...

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Company	Ticker	Market Value	% Portfolio	Shares	Change	Chg. Shares	Quarter End Price	Current Price	Yearly High	Yearly Low	Market Cap	% Owned
The Kraft Heinz Company	KHC	29.15B	22.63%	325.63M		0	$89.51	$34.61	$44.87	$32.785	42.41B	26.57%
Wells Fargo & Company	WFC	21.24B	16.49%	479.70M		0	$44.28	$44.14	$60.3	$36.54	167.43B	12.65%
The Coca-Cola Company	KO	16.93B	13.14%	400M		0	$42.32	$59.53	$67.2	$52.28	257.45B	9.25%
International Business Machines Corporation	IBM	12.90B	10.02%	81.23M		0	$158.85	$125.49	$144.73	$114.56	112.48B	9.06%
American Express Company	AXP	9.71B	7.54%	151.61M		0	$64.04	$156.13	$199.55	$134.12	117.06B	20.22%
Phillips 66	PSX	6.50B	5.05%	80.69M	2.42%	1.91M	$80.55	$81.87	$111.28	$63.19	39.38B	16.77%
U.S. Bancorp	USB	3.65B	2.83%	85.06M		0	$42.89	$45.87	$63.57	$43.75	68.15B	5.73%
Moody's Corporation	MCO	2.67B	2.07%	24.67M		0	$108.28	$282.31	$407.94	$251.01	51.80B	13.44%
Charter Communications, Inc.	CHTR	2.55B	1.98%	9.44M	1.14%	106K	$269.97	$376.00	$769.35	$373.93	60.41B	5.88%
DaVita Inc.	DVA	2.55B	1.98%	38.57M		0	$66.07	$92.78	$124.81	$74.97	8.47B	42.24%
Deere & Company	DE	1.80B	1.40%	21.09M	-3.98%	-874.18K	$85.35	$358.77	$446.76	$283.81	109.65B	6.90%
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.	GS	1.77B	1.37%	10.96M		0	$161.27	$331.62	$426.16	$277.84	113.20B	3.21%
Apple Inc.	AAPL	1.72B	1.34%	15.23M		0	$113.05	$152.37	$182.94	$129.04	2.50T	0.09%
General Motors Company	GM	1.59B	1.23%	50M		0	$31.77	$40.66	$67.21	$30.33	59.28B	3.43%
VeriSign, Inc.	VRSN	1.01B	0.79%	12.95M		0	$78.24	$174.62	$257.03	$155.25	18.73B	12.07%
U S G Corp		1.01B	0.78%	39.00M		0	$25.85
Walmart Inc.	WMT	935.51M	0.73%	12.97M	-67.75%	-27.25M	$72.12	$133.47	$160.77	$117.27	362.27B	0.48%
Visa Inc.	V	873.52M	0.68%	10.56M	3.16%	323.30K	$82.70	$195.37	$236.96	$185.91	411.72B	0.50%
The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation	BK	842.93M	0.65%	21.14M	1.49%	309.50K	$39.88	$44.44	$64.63	$39.78	35.91B	2.62%
American Airlines Group Inc.	AAL	797.02M	0.62%	21.77M	New	21.77M	$36.61	$14.27	$22.35	$11.93	9.27B	3.35%

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Disclaimer: Investor holdings are derived from 13F filings which are required to be filed by all institutional investment managers with at least $100 million in assets under management. Limitations to this data include but are not limited to: (1) SEC does not review 13Fs for accuracy or completeness, (2) cash, foreign stocks, short positions, and a variety of other assets are not required to be reported, (3) 13Fs are often filed 45 days after the end of the quarter, by which time a manager's positions and outlook could have changed significantly, (4) the market value does not tell us at what price the manager acquired the asset, and (5) data is only available starting mid 2013. Please do your own research before drawing any conclusions from this data.