Buffett has clearly fallen out of love with Wal-Mart with his ownership now at 1.4M shares – making up 0.04% of his portfolio.
You don’t allocate 0.04% of your portfolio to a stock you have a lot of faith in.
Why is Buffett selling and are you wasting money on Wal-Mart?
On the surface, retail is easy to understand.
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