Berkshire Hathaway New Q1 BuysBerkshire Hathaway stock may be underperforming major stock market indexes in recent years. Some new stock picks made by Abel in the first quarter could help close the gap.In the first quarter, Berkshire Hathaway completely exiting more than 15 stock positions was one of the bigger headlines. This included selling some positions that had been owned for years.Another headline was the new Abel-led company announcing three new stocks bought in the first quarter, which were:The new purchases surprised some with Buffett often avoiding the airline sector and mostly avoiding technology like Alphabet for years. The conglomerate did own a position in Class A shares (GOOGL) before the first quarter.With the second quarter over, investors now have one quarter complete since Berkshire’s purchases to track how they are doing. Here’s an updated scorecard.Greg Abel Stock Buys ScorecardAs of July 1, here are the current profits made from the three stocks that Abel added to Berkshire Hathaway in the first quarter, based on the closing price from March 31, 2026.
Delta Air Lines: $1,074,366,217.44, +40.6%
Macy’s: $16,255,199.25, +29.6%
Alphabet Class C: $251,466,980.10, +24.5%
