So you've got a bunch of people sitting there watching
this.
How about our friend, our close friend Warren Buffett?
You know.
We've written about him for years.
And the guys a genius,
there's no question about it.
But he maybe have has gone a little bit too
deep.
We were checking the numbers and like I I think
I told you,
he has 905,560,000 shares of Apple stock.
It's about.
42% of the holdings in Berkshire Hathaway.
It's almost 6% of the total float of Apple.
If he decides that it's not going the way he
wants,
even to sell half of that position could probably cut
the stock in half,
maybe, maybe more. I mean,
they can do it what's called a AV wap on
the stock and just trickle it out every day for
months and months and months.
But Wall Street hears stuff like that.
And the minute that say short sellers here that he's
trying to move a big position,
it's not going to be good for the stock,
that's for sure. Even if he has the most gifted
traders in the world,
every quarter, as you know,
he has to file what his holdings are,
What's up now? So even if he's the stealthiest trader
in the universe,
everybody's going to know if he started to sell it.
And if there is one investor in the world where
buying shares are,
selling them affects the confidence of millions,
if not 10s of millions of shareholders,
it's Warren Buffett's. Absolutely. I mean and I'm surprised.
I mean he's a genius but there's nothing and and
we write about Buffett all the time and he's been
he's been very good to us.
But there's nothing in his portfolio that is anywhere near
that heavy not not coke not any of his big
holdings is even close to that big and.
I don't know. If the stock crashes,
what does he do? Does he just panic and sell
and further a crash?
Because you can bet that if there's some ruling from
the government that stock will get hit hard,
whether Warren Buffett's selling or not.
No, it'll get hit very hard.