The United States Securities Commission (SEC) Bulletin 13F, with George Soros Fund, the “financial giant”, buying nearly 47,000 shares of ADR in the fourth quarter of last year, with cumulative shares reaching 152,000 shares, while creating over 210,000 new shares in the NVIDIA; and Buffett, the god, suspended sales of apple stocks. According to SEC data, during the fourth quarter of last year the Soros Foundation bought up the Google parent company Alphabet, with a significant increase of 2.55 per cent in stock holdings, with Soros cumulatively holding 3.79 per cent by the end of last year. In addition, heavy-weight shares such as Amazon, Microsoft, station power ADR and British Weida are on Soros' last-season increase list. There was also exposure to the financial movements of the Birkhshire Investment Corporation under the banner of Buffett, with 13F declarations stating that Pockshire had stopped selling apples in the fourth quarter of last year, that Birkhshien held over 300 million pieces of apples at a market value of $75.1 billion, and that the investments were still the largest in the company's pool.
In addition to apples, the fourth quarter of last year's investment rankings in Birkhshire include American Express, American Express, Silver, Coca-Cola, Chevron, Western Oil, Moody, Kafhorne, Chubb Insurance and Health Carer DaVita. However, Pockshire continued to cut United States bank shares in the fourth quarter of last year, with Citigroup stock cutting by three fourths.
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