Yesterday was a very good day not only for AppleThanks to the announcement of very good financial results on Tuesday, its shares jumped to a record high of $201,50 per share the next day, which in numerical terms means a six percent increase. But of course, shareholders also felt it. Applu, whose investments have yielded very solid returns. Some even so much that they have made billions of dollars in a single day. Among these lucky ones is the legendary Warren Buffett.
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It's a bit of a paradox. Buffett, who has previously said that investing in technology companies is not for him, is making a significant fortune in technology companies. Given the long-term position AppHowever, we cannot be too surprised by the fact that, even according to Buffett, it is almost unshakable. The Oracle of Omaha, as Warren is nicknamed, is one of the largest shareholders, together with his investment company Berkshire Hathaway. Applu, as it holds 239,6 million shares of the company.
Of course, the value of shares is constantly changing, thanks to which Buffett managed to get really rich again yesterday. Thanks to the increase in their price, their value rose from approximately 45,3 billion dollars to 48 billion dollars. So, Buffett made about 2,7 billion dollars in one single day, which is a truly incredible sum.
It can be assumed that thanks to this success, Warren will decide to invest further in stocks. Applu. Besides, some time ago he made it known that he would prefer to own all the shares Applu. And the reason? Simply put, they trust him.
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So we'll see how it goes Applu will do well in the coming days and whether today will be as great for its shareholders as yesterday. But if the value of the shares increases by a few more dollars, the champagne in Cupertino can slowly start cooling. After all, there is only a short time left before the one trillion dollar mark is crossed. So hopefully they will get lucky as soon as possible and this race will be over. Apple usurps for himself.