Warren Buffett has been a net seller of stocks for three consecutive years, indicating a conservative approach to the market due to a perceived lack of investment opportunities with attractive valuations. Despite this overall selling trend, in the most recent quarter, he made purchases in three specific stocks: Chevron, UnitedHealth Group, and Pool Corp.
Chevron, a significant holding valued at approximately $17.5 billion, is favored for its 4.46% dividend yield and aggressive share buyback program, which Buffett views positively in the oil and gas industry.
UnitedHealth Group was a strategic purchase following a period of significant turmoil, including the assassination of its CEO and a subsequent decline in financials. Buffett invested in America's largest health insurance company during this dip, seeing an opportunity despite a halving of operating earnings in Q3 2025, believing in its potential for recovery.
Pool Corp, the world's largest wholesale seller of swimming pool products, saw an increase in Buffett's holdings. However, the stock has underperformed, missing revenue estimates for three straight quarters due to a struggling housing market and high interest rates affecting new pool c... download the app to read more
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