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Legendary Investor Warren Buffet’s Updated $347 BILLION Portfolio - sold some Apple shares
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway sold off about 10 million shares or almost $2 billion of Apple stock in the final quarter of 2023, according to the firm's 13-F filing. Berkshire also sold off the majority of its position in HP and about half of its shares of Paramount Global. The firm boosted its positions in Chevron and Occidental Petroleum, as well as Sirius XM Holdings. Berkshire exited large positions in StoneCo and D.R. Horton, as well as two smaller positions in insurance firms Globe Life and Markel. Source: Creative Capital, Reuters
Video Spaces with Screen Sharing' coming soon on X
X is becoming the everything app source : dogedesigner, wallstreet silver
When your business is built on scarcity and desirability, LESS IS MORE.
In 2023, Volvo Cars sold ~52 times as many cars as Ferrari, 709K vs. 13.7K units. Looking at revenue, Volvo Cars generated €35.3B, which is ~6x more than Ferrari's €6B. Interestingly enough, despite the company's scale, $VOLCAR "only" generated €1.8B in EBIT (5%), compared to $RACE's €1.6B (27%). Source: Quartr
ChatGPT will create a digital memory to help personalize its responses
OpenAI is adding a feature that will allow ChatGPT to remember both information about individual users and how they want the chatbot to respond to different types of queries. The feature is rolling out to a small number of free and paid ChatGPT Plus subscribers. OpenAI says the memory feature will be made available to business customers once the company is ready to broadly release the feature. An incognito-like mode will be available allowing people to conduct queries without drawing on memories. source : axios
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