In short: The one outright exit named on the buy-side sheet: Berkshire "exited STZ" in the same quarter it turned net buyer of stocks for the first time in 14 quarters — capital rotated out of a staples/beverage position and into Alphabet, airlines and homebuilders. (App Economy's standing caveat on sells still applies: a top sell "doesn't always mean a bearish turn.")
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