Berkshire Cuts Apple by Half While Hoarding $380 Billion Cash Reserve

Warren Buffett’s massive Apple sell-off is raising new questions, and the timing is colliding with broader market uncertainty.

Berkshire Hathaway has cut more than half its Apple stake since 2024, even as the stock continued rising. According to Reuters and Forbes reporting, the move was tied to valuation concerns, tax strategy, and reducing Apple’s outsized weight in the portfolio.

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At the same time, Berkshire has quietly built a record cash pile exceeding $380 billion, signaling caution across equities.

That shift is now intersecting with volatile market conditions, as geopolitical tensions and policy uncertainty continue to shake investor confidence.

Buffett himself recently admitted he may have sold Apple “too soon,” according to Business Insider, adding another layer of confusion for investors trying to follow his strategy.

The result is a market caught between strong tech performance and growing institutional caution.

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