Warren Buffett acknowledged that he sold Apple stock prematurely and expressed interest in purchasing more shares of the technology company, though he indicated he would not do so under current market conditions.

The Berkshire Hathaway chairman made the comments while discussing his investment philosophy and approach to the company's portfolio. Buffett has previously praised Apple as a strong long-term investment, making it one of Berkshire's largest holdings.

Buffett also addressed questions about his continued role in making investment decisions at Berkshire Hathaway. The 93-year-old investor indicated he remains actively involved in the company's investment choices and mentioned a "tiny" new acquisition, though he did not provide specific details about the purchase.

The comments come as investors continue to monitor Buffett's investment strategy and his approach to managing Berkshire Hathaway's extensive portfolio. Apple has been a significant holding for the conglomerate, though Berkshire has trimmed its position in the tech giant in recent quarters.

Buffett's remarks provide insight into his current thinking on both individual stock positions and his ongoing involvement in day-to-day investment decisions at the company he has led for decades.