Warren Buffett continued to sell shares of Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) in the second quarter, actually picking up the pace a bit. But what is he doing with all that cash? Travis Hoium digs into the numbers in this video.

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Warren Buffett's recent stock sales, including Apple and Bank of America, have raised questions amongst investors. Should you sell now? Click here to find out.

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