The post Here’s how much Warren Buffett has missed on Apple stock sales appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. If Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.B) had held onto its entire Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) position, it would be worth around $241 billion today. Instead, after a steady stream of sales over the past two years, Berkshire’s Apple holdings are now valued at roughly $110 billion. This means Buffett has effectively missed out on more than $130 billion in potential gains. The decline in Berkshire’s Apple stake closely follows its quarterly reductions. In Q3 2023, the full value of Berkshire’s Apple holdings was about $171 billion, assuming all shares were still held. Value of Berkshire Apple stock value. Source: StockMKTNewz By Q4 2023, Apple’s stake value climbed to $192 billion as its stock rebounded, but Berkshire began trimming its position. By Q1 2024, the full position was worth $171 billion, while Berkshire’s actual stake had fallen to $130 billion. The gap widened through 2024, with the potential value reaching $233 billion by Q3, compared to less than $110 billion in actual holdings. By early 2025, Apple’s value peaked near $250 billion, while Berkshire’s stake hovered between $90–$100 billion. Following further sales in Q2 2025, Berkshire’s Apple stake slipped to about $80 billion, compared to a potential $205 billion. Today, Apple’s rally has lifted the potential stake to $262.8 billion, while Berkshire’s stake remains around $130 billion. Berkshire’s filings show that between late 2023 and mid-2025, Buffett sold over 600 million Apple shares, reducing the stake from about 900 million to roughly 280 million. Despite these selloffs, Apple remains Berkshire’s largest equity holding, still making up more than 40% of its public stock portfolio. Apple stock hits new highs  Notably, this comes as Apple stock continues to notch new highs. At the close of the last session, Apple’s stock rose 1.25%, reaching a new all-time high of $262.82. AAPL’s intraday high… The post Here’s how much Warren Buffett has missed on Apple stock sales appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. If Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.B) had held onto its entire Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) position, it would be worth around $241 billion today. Instead, after a steady stream of sales over the past two years, Berkshire’s Apple holdings are now valued at roughly $110 billion. This means Buffett has effectively missed out on more than $130 billion in potential gains. The decline in Berkshire’s Apple stake closely follows its quarterly reductions. In Q3 2023, the full value of Berkshire’s Apple holdings was about $171 billion, assuming all shares were still held. Value of Berkshire Apple stock value. Source: StockMKTNewz By Q4 2023, Apple’s stake value climbed to $192 billion as its stock rebounded, but Berkshire began trimming its position. By Q1 2024, the full position was worth $171 billion, while Berkshire’s actual stake had fallen to $130 billion. The gap widened through 2024, with the potential value reaching $233 billion by Q3, compared to less than $110 billion in actual holdings. By early 2025, Apple’s value peaked near $250 billion, while Berkshire’s stake hovered between $90–$100 billion. Following further sales in Q2 2025, Berkshire’s Apple stake slipped to about $80 billion, compared to a potential $205 billion. Today, Apple’s rally has lifted the potential stake to $262.8 billion, while Berkshire’s stake remains around $130 billion. Berkshire’s filings show that between late 2023 and mid-2025, Buffett sold over 600 million Apple shares, reducing the stake from about 900 million to roughly 280 million. Despite these selloffs, Apple remains Berkshire’s largest equity holding, still making up more than 40% of its public stock portfolio. Apple stock hits new highs  Notably, this comes as Apple stock continues to notch new highs. At the close of the last session, Apple’s stock rose 1.25%, reaching a new all-time high of $262.82. AAPL’s intraday high…

                                                                               US President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer signed a memorandum of understanding on Thursday during Trump's state visit to the United Kingdom.                     The United States and the United Kingdom signed a memorandum of understanding on Thursday to jointly develop artificial intelligence, nuclear energy, telecommunications and quantum computing for a wide range of uses including space travel, military defense, targeted biomedical drugs and medical procedures.The MOU, which is not legally binding and changes no existing agreements between the two countries, proposes joint research initiatives between a host of government departments and agencies in both countries to study these emerging technologies.The two countries will form a task group to develop quantum computing hardware, software, algorithms and interoperability standards, according to the MOU.Read more