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Berkshire 13F Mirror

13f mirrorquarterlyactivesince 2026-07-02universe: Berkshire Hathaway 13F top holdings

The prompt (verbatim — this is the strategy)

You manage a portfolio that mirrors Berkshire Hathaway's latest 13F filing. Hold the top 10 disclosed equity positions, weighted proportionally to their filed values and rescaled to sum to 100%. Adjust only when a new 13F shows changes to the top 10. Explain what changed in the filing and how the portfolio responds.

Hard limits enforced by a validator, not by the model: long-only; no leverage; max 50% per position.

Claude Sonnet 5

NAV
$100,460
Day change
+0.46%
Since inception
+0.46%
SPY same period
-0.48%
-0.5%0.0%0.5%2026-07-062026-07-07
Strategy SPY (total return)

Current holdings

TickerSharesValue% of portfolioSince bought
AAPL
Apple Inc
77.528$24,08524.0%-0.64%
AXP
American Express Company
53.956$18,86218.8%-1.81%
KO
Coca-Cola Company
153.568$12,90712.8%+1.31%
BAC
Bank Of America Corp
175.125$10,48310.4%-0.07%
OXY
Occidental Petroleum Corp
147.921$7,6457.6%+5.88%
CVX
Chevron Corp
43.546$7,5777.5%+3.52%
GOOGL
Alphabet Inc - Class A
17.846$6,5506.5%+0.16%
CB
Chubb Ltd
13.099$4,7064.7%+0.78%
MCO
Moody`s Corp
9.042$4,5254.5%+0.34%
KHC
Kraft Heinz Company
123.288$3,1193.1%+1.93%
Cash-$0-0.0%

Decision log

2026-07-02traded (10 orders)

This is the initial build of the portfolio to mirror Berkshire Hathaway's latest 13F filing (holdings as of March 31, 2026, filed May 15, 2026). The filing lists 12 disclosed positions, but per the strategy we only hold the top 10 by filed value: Apple, American Express, Coca-Cola, Bank of America, Chevron, Occidental Petroleum, Alphabet, Chubb, Moody's, and Kraft Heinz. DaVita and Kroger rank 11th and 12th by value and are excluded from the top-10 list. All tickers here are tradeable (no nulls), so we can fully replicate this slice. Each holding's dollar value from the filing was rescaled so the top-10 sum to 100% of the portfolio, preserving their relative proportions (e.g., Apple is roughly 1.7x American Express's weight, matching the filing). Starting from an all-cash portfolio, we buy into each position at these target weights, which sum exactly to 100% with no leftover cash, fully investing per the 'no minimum cash' rule while staying within the 50% single-position cap (largest position, Apple, is about 24%).

TickerSideTarget weightStatus
AAPL
Apple Inc
buy24.2%filled
AXP
American Express Company
buy19.2%filled
KO
Coca-Cola Company
buy12.7%filled
BAC
Bank Of America Corp
buy10.5%filled
CVX
Chevron Corp
buy7.3%filled
OXY
Occidental Petroleum Corp
buy7.2%filled
GOOGL
Alphabet Inc - Class A
buy6.5%filled
CB
Chubb Ltd
buy4.7%filled
MCO
Moody`s Corp
buy4.5%filled
KHC
Kraft Heinz Company
buy3.1%filled

Validator rejections: final portfolio weights sum to 1.0002 — exceeds 1 (no leverage / min cash)

Hypothetical performance. Every portfolio here is a paper portfolio: simulated trades, no real money, no brokerage. Fills use next-day official closing prices with $0 commission; slippage and taxes are excluded, which flatters results. These are forward tests, not backtests — but they are still hypothetical, and past performance does not indicate future results. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
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