Warren Buffett Keeps 67% of Berkshire's $263 Billion Stock Portfolio in Just 5 Companies

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Warren Buffett has never believed in owning a little bit of everything. Berkshire Hathaway's ( BRKA 0.36% ) ( BRKB 0.33% ) latest 13F filing shows just how far the famed investor leans the other way. Of a $263 billion U.S. stock portfolio, about 67% (more than two-thirds) sits in just five companies. And that concentration isn't a quirk of one quarter. It's how the Oracle of Omaha has run Berkshire's money for decades, and he has been unusually direct about why. Here's a closer look at where the money sits, why Buffett runs the portfolio this way, and what everyday investors should (and shouldn't) take from it. Berkshire's 13F, which covers its U.S.-listed stock holdings as of the end of March, lists a portfolio of only about two dozen companies. At the top is iPhone maker Apple , a position worth about $58 billion, or about 22% of the portfolio. Integrated payments company American Express is second at about $46 billion, or about 17%. Those two names alone account for nearly 40% of the entire book.

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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has been revealed to concentrate about 67% of its $263 billion US stock portfolio into just 5 companies. In particular, Apple and American Express account for approximately 40% of the total, demonstrating a strict adherence to an extreme concentration investment strategy. Individual investors must understand the essence of this concentration strategy and establish asset allocation strategies tailored to their own risk tolerance.

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