Buffett said he sold Apple stock too early: still willing to increase position but won't buy in the current market.

Warren Buffett said he sold his Apple stocks too early and is still willing to increase his holdings in the future, but he will not buy in the current market environment. "I sold too early. But I bought even earlier, so that's just the way it is," Buffett said in an interview on Tuesday. He also announced the relaunch of the famous charity lunch event during the interview. According to financial data analysis company Insider Score, despite Berkshire Hathaway reducing its Apple holdings to $61.96 billion at the end of last year, Apple remains Berkshire's largest position. However, Buffett said on Tuesday that he would continue to increase his holdings if Apple's stock price becomes cheaper. He mentioned that despite Apple's stock price dropping over 14% from recent highs and more than 6% this month, it is still not attractive enough at the moment.