Warren Buffett is selling these five stocks

Former CEO of Berkshire Hathaway and billionaire investor Warren Buffett has sold most, if not all, of his shares over the past year, with him pulling out of several stocks listed below.

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett.

1. HP Inc.

Buffett, previously a strong investor in HP, began selling his stock for multiple fiscal quarters until ultimately getting rid of all of his shares in Q1 of 2024 for a total of 10 consecutive quarters. Ever since Berkshire Hathaway got rid of its stake in HP back in May of 2025, the stock fell by 11%. HP has faced challenges both as a stock and as a company; the stock price fell 24% YTD, and has shown through earnings reports to be under pressure both in terms of profit margin and income as a result of President Trump's tariffs. It being a smaller tech company compared to others like Microsoft prevented it from being resilient to economic volatility the same way the largest players of the Nasdaq have so far.

2. Nu Holdings

Nu Holdings has been considered by many to be a rising star, with the stock rising exponentially in recent years as a result of strong earnings growth, with it reporting a $4.79 billion marker in sales in 2022 and over $11.1 billion in 2024. The company is a Brazilian-based neobank, has grown twofold in customers in the past five years, now surpassing 110 million. Buffett, however, sold the company, due to fears of its gambling with cryptocurrency including Bitcoin, as well as Brazil's macroeconomic volatility which could even have a long-term risk on the healthiness of the stock.

3. T-Mobile

Buffett sold the vast majority of his shares from T-Mobile, first purchased when the stock was low in Q3 2020. Although income surged for the mobile phone carrier, Buffett argued that the stock is overvalued due to its quick surge. Additionally, being a heavy dividend collector, Buffett retreated to the stock to use more of his income on dividend providers. Furthermore, the company's "churn" rose faster than expected, with many investors like Buffett seeing it as a long-term symptom of something greater.

4. Apple

Notoriously a large investor of Apple shares, Buffett has progressively sold his stake in the company over the past few years as growth dwindles; in total, he sold roughly 615 million shares over the past four quarters. Given economic uncertainly, Buffett left the stock to both diversify his portfolio but also retreat from holding stock as tariff pressures resume. Nevertheless, Apple remains as by far his largest stock position in his portfolio, far ahead of the second and third place stocks which are American Express and Coca Cola Co.

5. Citigroup

Buffett sold his entire stake of Citigroup shares in early 2025 as a part of his retreat from financial industry stocks. He believed that the stock underperformed compared to his other stocks due to higher credit risk, higher interest rates, and competition from Bank of America, which he favors far more. Furthermore, Citigroup has received regulatory scrutiny from consent orders for risk management and compliance.