When it comes to learning the secrets of rockstar investors, no one's wisdom is quite as coveted as Warren Buffett's.
The 92-year-old Berkshire Hathaway CEO on Feb. 25 released his much-anticipated annual letter, which was chock full of wisdom for investors.
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But people naturally want to know what the Oracle of Omaha is buying -- and the letter showed that fully three-quarters (75%) of Berkshire Hathaway's investment portfolio was in just five stocks, with one weighing much more heavily than all the others.
Buffett bet biggest on Apple (AAPL): Berkshire Hathaway holds $119 billion of shares in the group.
Bank of America (BAC) came in at $32 billion of shares, while $30 billion was devoted to oil giant Chevron (CVX). Coca-Cola (KO) and American Express (AXP) rounded out the list with holdings of $25.4 billion and $22.4 billion respectively.
Berkshire Hathaway spent a record $68 billion on stocks in 2022 ($34 million on a net basis).
'Over time, it just takes a few winners to work wonders," Buffett said in the letter.
