Berkshire Hathaway CEO Buffett Sells Seven Major Stocks in 2025

In 2025, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has been divesting from certain financial stocks, notably reducing its holdings in Bank of America and completely exiting Citigroup, possibly due to concerns about economic slowdown or high valuations. Despite these sales, Buffett continues to favor 'forever' stocks like Coca-Cola, which maintains a strong economic moat and is well-positioned for growth through diversification into non-sparkling beverages and emerging markets. Investments that align with Buffett’s strategy of long-term, predictable profitability and reasonable valuations have led to increased interest in companies such as Old Dominion Freight Line and Apple, both of which score highly on models tracking Buffett's investment criteria. Meanwhile, other value-oriented strategies, such as Joel Greenblatt's model, highlight stocks like HP Inc. for their strong returns and earnings yields, indicating a broader interest in technology and hardware firms with solid fundamentals. Overall, Buffett’s moves reflect a cautious approach in the financial sector while reinforcing commitment to quality, resilient companies with sustainable competitive advantages.