Warren Buffett has spent his life building Berkshire Hathaway, a firm he describes as a mosaic that will never be completed. You would think that having put so much of his heart and soul into painting this canvas that he would surely advise his beneficiaries to cling on to Berkshire shares with a tight grip after he has passes on.
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Have you got your seatbelts on as this market thrusts higher like a rocket attempting to escape orbit?
Extraordinarily, the market is up 23% for the year, yet the vast majority of that gain has come in the space of just 6 weeks.
Back in early November, the chatter around where the S&P 500 would end up centered around bearish targets.
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If you look down the list of dividend stocks that Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway owns, the highest yielding one will surprise you and it’s not apparent at first glance.
A cursory examination of his portfolio would suggest that the highest paying dividend stock is Citigroup, which pays a 4.3% yield and represents a 0.7% stake.
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Hot growth stocks are something you associate with Cathie Wood a lot more so than Warren Buffett but the Oracle of Omaha has a few tricks up his sleeve yet to surprise even his most eagle-eyed fans.
One stock in his portfolio is up by over 140% this year, turning every $10,000 invested in it to $24,000.
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How would you identify the #1 stock in Buffett’s portfolio? Is it the fastest growing stock, the biggest by market cap, the largest by weighting or the most undervalued?
We decided to pick the latter for this article and do a deep dive into all his positions to figure out which one is most undervalued across his whole equity portfolio.
Imagine I could reveal to you a stock that generates a cool $1 billion of income a year on revenues of $4.4 billion? That’s right a company that is so profitable it regularly reports 10-figures of profits, and now what if I told you the market values it at less than 1x sales, would you be interested?
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It’s rare to find an $8.6 billion market capitalization firm that is severely undervalued. Once you get to the billion dollar company level, analysts and investors are astutely aware of what an enterprise is worth as they run quarterly financial models to assess value.
But every once in a while a deal crops up,
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Buying a boat manufacturer ranks right up there as one of the most treacherous investments when interest rates are elevated, at least on the surface.
But then there’s Marine Products Corporation that trades with a price-to-earnings ratio of just 7x. Not only is the PE ratio attractive but the earnings have been growing steadily quarter over quarter and operating income looks very attractive for the past three years too.
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Believe it or not you’re about to get a very precise answer to the question when will the market top but, before the entree, a little appetizer.
As we enter year-end, the market has a lot of bullish forces driving it higher, and should continue to support the markets into the new year.
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Google. Apple. Amazon. Microsoft. They are all investing in AI but one company you probably have not heard about is Symbiotic, a warehousing automation firm that combines advanced robotics with artificial intelligence.
It’s one of those businesses that’s hard to wrap your head around at first but it’s been a huge hit on Wall Street.
