Who is Warren Buffett?▸
Warren Buffett is the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, a conglomerate holding company that manages $270.4 billion in publicly traded equity investments. He is widely regarded as one of the most successful investors in history, known for his value investing philosophy and long-term approach to stock ownership.
How did Warren Buffett make his money?▸
Warren Buffett built his fortune through Berkshire Hathaway by acquiring undervalued companies and holding concentrated positions in high-quality businesses for decades. His wealth comes from both the appreciation of Berkshire's stock portfolio and the operating earnings of its wholly owned subsidiaries across insurance, energy, manufacturing, and retail sectors.
What stocks does Warren Buffett own?▸
Warren Buffett's largest holdings include AAPL (22.6%), AXP (20.5%), BAC (10.4%), KO (10.2%), and CVX (7.2%). His portfolio of 25 positions is heavily concentrated in financial services (38.4%) and technology (23.4%), with significant exposure to consumer defensive stocks and energy companies.
What is Warren Buffett's investing style?▸
Warren Buffett follows a value investing approach, buying shares of companies with strong competitive advantages, predictable earnings, and capable management teams. He maintains a highly concentrated portfolio with long holding periods, often keeping positions for decades, and focuses on businesses he can understand with durable economic moats.
How much money does Warren Buffett manage?▸
Berkshire Hathaway's public equity portfolio managed by Warren Buffett totaled $270.4 billion as of Q4 2025, spread across just 25 stock positions. This figure represents only the 13F-reportable securities and does not include Berkshire's wholly owned operating businesses or cash holdings.
