New Delhi, April 28 -- Berkshire Hathaway may be de-emphasizing its smaller stock picks under CEO Greg Abel and the selloff Monday in Domino's Pizza would support such a pullback.

Berkshire owned just under 10% of Domino's-some 3.35 million shares-at year-end. The stock fell nearly 9% Monday to $335.51 and hit a new 52-week low earlier in the session after the company reported results for the March that missed the consensus estimate on both revenue and earnings.

Berkshire bought most of its stake in late 2024 at what Barron's estimates is a price of between $400 and $450 and added to the holding in the fourth quarter of 2025. Berkshire likely is losing money on the stake, which is now worth about $1.1 billion.

Berkshire's equity portfo...