Buffett Added 3.9 mln Shares; APPLE Will Hit A New High?
In recent 13F, Buffett’s Berkshire added 3.9 million shares of Apple in Q2 2022.
$Apple(AAPL)$ rises for 6 straight weeks, showing great momentum.
It turned out to be the brightest star as it leads this rebound of tech stocks.
Data from Tiger Trade App
Buffett's Perfect Investment In Apple
What is a 13F?
- A 13F form is required by the SEC each quarter, and details equity holdings.
In the new 13F, Buffett’s purchase in the 2Q is another perfect“buy the dip” example.
Data From SEC
1.Buy low
Accroding to Berkshire’s filings, Buffett bought 3.9 mln shares in 11 separate purchases.
Based on data of 13F, we exrapolate Buffett’s cost price of Apple was $136.72, which was relatively a low point this year. (Compared to the current price of $173)
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2. Sell high
In comparison, Berkshire sold 9.81 million shares of Apple for nearly $1.1 billion in the 4Q of 2020.
Berkshire Hathaway first began acquiring Apple stock in 2016 with a purchase of 9.81 million shares, and those shares had doubled in value by September of2020.
Data from Tiger Trade app
You can tell from this table that Buffett also sold Apple at a relatively high level.
Nobody can precisely predict the bottom or high. But Buffett’s investment decision was again justified to be correct.
Apple's Strong Fundamentals
A new growth pole - ad
Apple is set to expand ads to new areas of iPhone and iPad in search of its next big revenue driver.
Apple advertising VP Todd Teresi plans to increase Apple's advertising revenue from $4 billion annually to billions in the double digits.
Strong iphone 14 demand
Apple is expecting strong iPhone market demand and is asking suppliers to produce 90 million iPhone 14 units, which is comparable to iPhone 13 production in the same period last year.
It revealed this week that Apple raised its iPhone 14 shipment expectations, increasing orders from 90 million units to 95 million units.
Will Apple achieve a new high?
Or is a pullback imminent?
Have you bought Apple in Q2 like Warren Buffett?
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