Most of his legacy holdings such as Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO) (9.3% ownership) and Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC) (1.3% ownership) have grown into such large market capitalizations that a full takeover would be out of reach. Source: Kent Sievers / Shutterstock.com For a bit of perspective, today Berkshire’s cash and investments theoretically available for acquisitions stands at approximately $140 billion. Grocers have typically done well during times of inflation as their high level of fixed costs provide some operating leverage as prices rise.