Moody’s Corporation (NYSE: MCO) may be back at the higher-end of its 52-week trading range with shares at $30.51.  But the glory days are long gone.  This was a $60 and $70 stock in 2007.  Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE: BRK-A, BRK-B) is still the largest shareholder of the company, but Warren Buffett keeps paring down his position.  Just yesterday came a filing showing that the Berkshire empire had unloaded more Moody’s stock.  Buffett may be selling this slow and orderly, but as far as we are concerned the Moody’s-Berkshire stake is on its way somewhere close to zero.

An SEC filing on Thursday showed that Berkshire Hathaway sold more than 205,000 more shares.  This takes the stake down to 30,786,876 shares.  The filing from yesterday showed 148,054 shares were sold on March 23 at $30.23, and then another 57,574 shares were sold on March 24 at $30.37.  Yesterday’s filing follows a earlier filing showing that some 816,000 shares had been sold.   As always, we have an index showing all of the most recent Buffett holdings.

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