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What if the financial industry’s most revered investor made a move that seemed counterintuitive? Join us on the Skeptic's Guide to Investing as Steve Davenport and I dissect the surprising decision by Berkshire Hathaway to sell half of its Apple shares and reduce its Bank of America holdings. We dive into Berkshire's intricate dual business structure, balancing wholly owned insurance operations with expansive non-insurance investments, and speculate on possible acquisitions in the energy sector, such as Occidental Petroleum or Hess, that might be on the horizon. Plus, the passing of Charlie Munger prompts us to explore potential shifts in Warren Buffett's long-term strategies and the broader implications for Berkshire’s future.

With a focus on maintaining a skeptical eye, we also cover how Berkshire's strategic actions and cash holdings serve as a buffer in uncertain economic times. Steve and I reflect on the broader market implications of these moves and consider potential restructuring efforts to unlock greater value. Wrapping up, we thank our loyal listeners for their support and encourage feedback and topic suggestions to make our future episodes even more relevant and insightful. Stay tuned for some exciting guest appearances that promise to deepen your understanding of the ever-evolving investment landscape. Don’t miss out—like, share, and stay informed with us!

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