5 Stocks Buffett Is Buying and 2 He’s Dumping
In Q4 of last year, Warren Buffett made a few significant changes to the Berkshire Hathaway portfolio. The investing legend sat on the sidelines through much of 2024, with most of his activity accounted for by selling stocks into a high-priced market and consolidating his company’s assets in cash.
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Why Billionaire with PERFECT Record Bought This Stock?
Buffett may be richer than Stan Druckenmiller, but he can’t claim a perfect trading record without a single down year as the founder of Duquense Family Office can.
And in its latest filings, Duquense has snapped up a company that is so far under most radars, it likely is invisible. That company is GE Vernova (GEV) and it’s got some bullish catalysts that may well be worth spending a little time on to see if they compel you to buy as they did Stan.
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You’re About To Spit Out Your Coffee
While the market has generally been trending higher this year with various bumps in the road, Starbucks has had an altogether different journey and remained largely flat over the past 12 months. Worse still, until its recent CEO switchover, it had been decidedly under water.
The fundamentals have been fairly underwhelming for some time as earnings reports have revealed.
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Can eBay Skyrocket by 33%?
As ever more customers are turning to online retail, global e-commerce revenue is projected to grow at an annual growth rate of 9.5%, reaching an astonishing volume of $6.48 trillion by 2029.
Among the most promising e-commerce firms now is arguably one of the original pioneers in the space, eBay. Here’s why.
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The $1 Trillion Buyback Boom, Who’s Spending Most to Boost Their Stock?
In February 2025 alone, corporate America saw an explosion of stock buybacks. More than 160 companies announced fresh repurchase plans—more than double the previous month’s tally. But the real story isn’t just the sheer volume; it’s who is leading the charge.
Goldman Sachs projects that S&P 500 buybacks will hit a record-breaking $1 trillion in 2025,
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Nearly 200% Higher, Will This Space Stock Keep Soaring?
Planet Labs combines satellite imaging and data analytics technologies to provide a service valuable to government agencies, corporations, and non-governmental organizations. The company has been developing its unique technology for 14 years, but it didn’t become a publicly traded company until 2021.
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Will Ford’s EV Gamble Pay Off?
As we race towards the end of 2024, a full 17 million electric vehicles are projected to be sold, which if realized will translate to a whopping 1 in 5 of all car sales.
With demand for EV’s as strong as ever and competition from Tesla and China’s BYD stiffening, what does the future hold for Ford and its EV strategy?
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Logistics firms vow no freight rate hike
As San Juanico Bridge undergoes repair
MANILA, Philippines — Logistics companies have committed to keep freight costs stable as San Juanico Bridge undergoes rehabilitation, according to the Department of Trade and Industry.
Trade Secretary Cristina Roque said that logistics firms committed not to increase the price of transporting goods and other commodities in areas affected by the repair of the bridge that connects the islands of Samar and Leyte.
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