Berkshire's Airlines And Apple -- July 7, 2020

Earlier today, over on twitter:

Back on March 23, 2020, a senior analyst for some firm said that Warren Buffett panicked when he sold his airlines. That analyst did not know a basic rule of investing. LOL.

So, where does Berkshire Hathaway stand today if Warren Buffett re-invested all proceeds from the four airlines he sold, back into AAPL:

	Airline	Shr Price: 3/31/2020	Dollars: 3/31/2020	Shares	Shr Price: July 7, 2020	Total: July 7, 2020
	DAL	28.53	675,000,000	23,659,306	27.55	651,813,880
	UAL	31.55	675,000,000	21,394,612	33.31	712,654,517
	AAL	12.19	675,000,000	55,373,257	12.14	672,231,337
	SWA (LUV)	35.61	675,000,000	18,955,350	33.42	633,487,784
			2,700,000,000			2,670,187,518
	AAPL	254.29	2,700,000,000	10,617,799	377.52	4,008,431,319
						1,338,243,800
						2,670,187,518
						50.12%
March 24, 2020		224		10,617,799		2,378,386,881
July 7, 2020		365.76		10,617,799		3,883,566,007
						1,505,179,126

The airlines:

• his proceeds from the sale of the four airlines: $2.7 billion.
• value of those four airlines today had he kept those shares: $2.67 billion.
• a small loss;

Had he invested that $2.7 billion in to AAPL on March 23, 2020:

• AAPL then: $2.7 billion
• AAPL today: $3.9 billion