Warren Buffett is stepping back after 60 years at Berkshire Hathaway. In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, Owen Rask explores Buffett’s $1.2 trillion portfolio, breaking down his top holdings — Apple, American Express and Coca-Cola — using TIKR. Plus: Buffett’s 4 rules for picking winning businesses, and what you can learn from his success.
In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your host Owen Rask breaks down:
– Warren Buffett’s top 3 shareholdings: Apple, Amex & Coca-Cola
– How Buffett thinks about valuation — and why he’s selling some Apple stock
– The 4 timeless rules Buffett laid out in 1977
– Live valuations using TIKR
– What makes a “wonderful business”
– Why most of Buffett’s wealth came after age 60
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Topics Covered
– Why Warren Buffett is stepping back — and what it means for investors
– Apple: Buffett’s biggest holding… but he’s selling
– Live valuation using TIKR: is Apple overvalued?
– Buffett’s 4 investment rules from 1977
– Why Coca-Cola and Amex remain long-term winners
– GEICO, See’s Candy and Buffett’s shift from value to quality
– How Buffett made 99% of his wealth after turning 60
– The power of patience and compounding
– How to track guru portfolios using 13F filings
– How to use TIKR for fundamental valuation in minutes
Resources for This Episode
– TIKR
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