Berkshire's 13F is required reading for anyone who follows public markets. Buffett-and-Munger-era classics (Coca-Cola, American Express) sit alongside more recent moves into Apple and Japanese trading houses. Updated each quarter, often the largest single signal of "smart money" intent.
This is the latest 13F-HR filing — the U.S. quarterly disclosure required of every institutional investment manager with $100M+ AUM, due within 45 days of quarter-end. Sub-positions for the same security (different voting authorities) are aggregated into a single row.
What's missing: short positions, non-equity holdings (bonds, commodities, swaps, FX), and any positions held outside the U.S. reporting framework. Position values are calculated by the filer at quarter-end mark and may diverge from current prices significantly.