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Bad Apple? The Oracle of Omaha slashing Berkshire Hathaway's stake in the iPhone maker.

So if Warren Buffett is selling, should you be too?

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What is next for the names? And is there more trouble to come there? Plus, how markets are

positioning ahead of the election. Viking therapeutics on its way down on some bad obesity drug news.

And the chart master goes panning for gold. Is he placing his bets on the precious

metal or on the miners? Well, you're going to have to stick around to find out. That's why we

call it a tease. Hi, everybody. I am Brian. In for Melissa once again, coming to you live from Studio

B, the NASDAQ, and on your desk tonight, Tim Seymour, Courtney Garcia, Carterworth, and Steve Grasso all physically around the table.

I love it because we are going to start with a potential warning sign for the Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, further cutting its position in Apple in the third quarter.

It still holds a lot, but it's now under $70 billion.

That's a lot of money, but it is less than half the stake that they held at the beginning of the year.

Now, there's really two ways to look at this.

Shares of Apple, they're up 15% in 2024, underperforming a lot of the mega cap stocks and the S&P, but still a pretty good return.

In fact, if we look at it in the Mag 7, Apple ranks number 5, Vedia, meta, alphabet, Amazon, all posting better returns.

So it kind of Tim begs the question, is he selling to disraise money for something else?

Is he selling because he still owns a ton?

And if he is selling him or his team,

we don't actually know if it's like Warren Buffett, like filling out of it.

Just call it Warren.

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