Warren Buffett, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, will resign at the end of this year, concluding decades of leadership that have significantly outperformed the market. During his tenure, Berkshire Hathaway has not paid dividends, instead focusing on acquisitions, stock buybacks, and bond investments. Notably, two S&P 500 dividend stocks make up approximately 32% of the company’s public stock portfolio.
Apple, the largest holding in Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio at 21.4%, pays a 0.5% dividend and has raised its payout for 13 consecutive years. Its popularity and strong market position enable stable revenue growth, despite recent challenges in iPhone sales. Coca-Cola, another critical investment, accounts for about 10.2% of the portfolio and boasts a reliable 2.8% dividend yield, with a successful track record of increasing payouts for 63 years.
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