While some billionaires threaten to relocate over the threat of higher taxes, the Oracle of Omaha is proudly writing checks to the IRS — big ones.
Warren Buffett has never been one to hide behind tax shelters or complain about what he owes Uncle Sam.
Shares of chipmaker Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) have been one of the clearest ways to play the artificial intelligence build-out. And investors who foresaw this have profited. The stock is up more than 750% over the past three years as companies turned to Nvidia to power their AI plans.
Nvidia’s business momentum remains extraordinary,
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The Supreme Court struck down one of President Donald Trump’s signature accomplishments on Friday, ruling 6-3 that the president lacked the authority to impose many of his tariffs.
Since returning to the White House, President Trump has tested the boundaries of executive power, and the Supreme Court decision was a clear check on presidential authority.
Growth stock ETFs offer a catch-all way to buy the dip in top stocks.
From 2023 to the end of 2025, portfolios that were heavily invested in growth stocks, especially megacap, tech, and artificial intelligence (AI)-focused growth stocks, probably outperformed the major indexes like the S&P 500 (^GSPC +0.69%).
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One of Tesla’s top artificial intelligence (AI) aspirations revolves around its autonomous vehicle fleet, Robotaxi.
Wolfe Research analyst Emmanuel Rosner thinks Robotaxi could become a $250 billion business by 2035.
While Robotaxi could be huge for Tesla,
Energy stocks are important for investors to understand because the energy sector is vital to the global economy. It produces and supplies the fuels and electricity needed to keep the economy humming.
Hundreds of public companies focus on the production and distribution of energy.
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Although artificial intelligence (AI) has been dominating headlines for the last three years, it’s not the only trend making waves on Wall Street. Investors have also been gravitating to industry-leading companies conducting stock splits.
A stock split is an event that allows a publicly traded company to adjust its share price and outstanding share count by the same factor,
Covered call exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are all the rage. And as I’ve said here, there, and everywhere — I don’t get it. It is not that I’m anti-income. Just the opposite, in fact. But these ETFs do not typically add to return, and they don’t remove much risk of major loss. Historically, most of them get about 80% to 95% of the upside of the underlying ETF or stock index basket.
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Berkshire has sold Apple shares in each of the last three quarters and in seven of the past nine three-month periods,
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In the face of collapsing car sales, Tesla TSLA stock has remained elevated into early 2026 on investor expectations that the company’s robotaxi ambitions will succeed. But ahead of Tesla’s fourth-quarter earnings release, Morningstar sees the stock as overvalued. In the longer term, how big are the risks if robotaxis and humanoid robots don’t pan out?
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