According to U.Today, Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway investment fund has recently made notable adjustments to its portfolio. A recent regulatory filing reveals that the firm has significantly reduced its holdings in several major companies. The most substantial reduction was in tech giant Apple, with a nearly 50% decrease. Additionally, the firm cut its positions in Capital One Finance by 21.27% and Floor & Decor by 16.78%. These reductions represent the largest declines in Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio.

Conversely, the company made significant additions to its holdings. Sirius XM saw the largest increase, with a 262.24% rise, followed by Chubb Limited, which increased by 4.28%. Berkshire Hathaway also introduced new companies to its portfolio, including Ulta Beauty and HEICO Corp. The total value of Warren Buffett's company's portfolio now stands at an impressive $279,969,065,000.

The news of these portfolio changes has sparked considerable discussion and debate. Nate Geraci, president of the ETF Store, shared an intriguing perspective, speculating on the potential reaction of the crypto community if Warren Buffet were to invest in Bitcoin or Ethereum ETFs. Geraci predicted a