Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK.B) is arguably one of the most successful companies in American history. The conglomerate founded by Warren Buffett now owns stakes in both large public companies and several wholly-owned subsidiaries.
Berkshire itself has also been a remarkable investment vehicle for its shareholders, boasting a 30-year total return of over 3,000%.
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When a champion trader who generated 941.1% returns in 2020 spotlights a stock in an uptrend, it’s worth paying attention.
That’s precisely what happened when Oliver Kell shed light on ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW), a company that continues to dominate the enterprise cloud computing industry by automating and managing digital workflows.
In addition to the technical chart looking good,
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Recently, an under-the-radar tech company has captured the interest of top-tier investment funds. Hedge funds have quietly been acquiring significant shares that displays a conviction in this company’s potential to redefine its market.
So, what’s the stock is it a buy on the dip?
It’s not every day that Warren Buffett bets big on a bank outside the United States, but his latest move suggests he sees something special in one international fintech company.
The stock, relatively unknown compared to Buffett’s flagship investments like Coca-Cola or Apple, serves millions across Latin America and is elbowing into our out,
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Merck & Co. (NYSE: MRK) might be best known for its drugs like Keytruda and Gardasil, but those blockbusters haven’t been enough to get shareholders excited as the share price has fallen under water this year, down 6%.
It may well be a pharmaceutical powerhouse but recent price weakness suggests that Merck may be flying under the radar for investors,
Cloud observability platform Datadog (NASDAQ:DDOG) has turned in a remarkably strong performance over the past year. Thanks in large part to improving fundamentals, the stock has shot up by almost 50% in the last 12 months.
Does this former Stan Druckenmiller favorite have the potential to continue delivering strong returns and potentially make millionaires of its shareholders?
Stan Druckenmiller and Paul Tudor Jones, both among the most successful traders ever, are now on the same side of a trade: shorting long-duration bonds.
This move is more than just a hedge but rather it’s a bet that interest rates are headed higher, and when these legendary traders make such strong statements,
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Will Bitcoin hit an all-time high before voters head to the polls?
While Bitcoin has demonstrated its potential to defy expectations, a new set of circumstances, including institutional support, hedge fund interest, and political influences, are converging, making the coming weeks critical for Bitcoin’s price trajectory.
So how high can Bitcoin go?
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Imagine a business that has quietly dominated its industry for decades, steadily outperforming its rivals while keeping an impeccable balance sheet.
Add to the fact that it has thrived during economic downturns and periods of rising interest rates when its peers faded.
In recent years, it’s seen its earnings surge, boosted by both disciplined underwriting and a strong investment portfolio.
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Despite succeeding in the rough and tumble world of HR management, one particular firm has also become one of the most heavily shorted stocks in the market.
Yet beneath the surface, there are signals that the stock could be on the verge of a sharp rebound—perhaps even a short squeeze that will catch many off guard.
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