"Warren Buffett has taken a highly conservative approach to the stock market in recent years. However, he has bought , and in the most recent quarter. He has been selling stocks for three straight years in a row, or 12 consecutive quarters. This does not mean that he's selling all his holdings. Rather , this means Buffett is significantly trimming some positions and is keeping his buys constricted."
"Chevron (CVX) It should come as no surprise that Warren Buffett likes oil companies. He had previously piled into , which now owns 26.91% of. Chevron is getting even more love from Buffett, as his CVX holdings are worth ~$17.5 billion, compared to $11.13 billion in OXY holdings. Buffett sees Occidental as a forever holding, and Chevron may be joining that pack."
Warren Buffett has maintained a highly conservative stance in recent years, selling stocks across 12 consecutive quarters while only making limited new purchases. Buffett trims positions rather than fully exiting all holdings and constrains new buys because many quality businesses trade at high valuations. He prefers quality companies but avoids overpaying, which has reduced buying activity. Buffett has continued selective purchases, particularly in energy, holding significant stakes in Chevron and Occidental. Buffett timed several buys and trims around 2020–2022 market moves, and Chevron holdings are valued notably higher than Occidental holdings, with CVX yielding 4.46%.
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