Warren Buffett portfolio tracker

About the Buffett tracker

Berkshire-linked public holdings and related source evidence, with the reporting lag kept visible.

Source

13F filings and public Berkshire disclosures

Delay

Quarterly 13F lag

Keep in mind

Quarterly filings can be stale by the time they are public.

Berkshire holdings, not personal trades

This tracker follows Berkshire Hathaway's reported 13F holdings. It does not identify who made each investment decision or establish Warren Buffett's personal holdings. Quarter-to-quarter changes compare disclosed snapshots; they do not give an exact trade date or purchase price.

Common questions

What stocks does Warren Buffett own?

As of Q2 2026, Berkshire Hathaway reported 29 positions with a combined 13F value of $299.3B. Its largest stock positions are AAPL ($66.0B), AXP ($51.3B) and KO ($32.5B).

How often does Berkshire Hathaway update its portfolio?

Berkshire Hathaway files a 13F with the SEC every quarter, due 45 days after quarter end. The latest covers Q2 2026 and was filed Aug 14, 2026. The next one is due by Nov 16, 2026.

What does Berkshire Hathaway's 13F leave out?

A 13F lists long positions in US-listed stocks and some options held on the last day of a quarter. It leaves out short positions, most bonds, holdings not listed in the US and anything bought or sold since the quarter ended.

Where does Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio data come from?

From the 13F filings Berkshire Hathaway makes to the SEC, available on EDGAR. Each quarter shows how positions changed from the one before.