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David Tepper (top left), Warren Buffett (top right), George Soros (bottom left) and Greg Jensen have very different strategies.

(Photo: Reuters (2), Getty Images (2))

Dusseldorf Four times a year, investors can take a peek through the keyhole into the world of star investors: they can then find out details about which stocks Warren Buffett or George Soros are investing in. Because once a quarter, Wall Street giants have to report their portfolios to the SEC, which publishes them.

This week it was that time again: the portfolios of Berkshire Hathaway, Soros Fund Management, Bridgewater & Co. were published on the SEC website. They reflect the status of the US equity portfolios as of March 31, i.e. at the end of the first quarter.

The Handelsblatt has evaluated the SEC documents and presents the portfolios of four “stock exchange gurus” below. From this, investors can derive how the stars structure their portfolios, what trends and dangers they see and what investment strategies they are pursuing: Dividend hunters are just as represented as AI investors.

1. Warren Buffett: Moats and Dividends

Warren Buffett

The Berkshire boss is looking for undervalued companies.

(Photo: AP)

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