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If this super investor bought these stocks, they're probably worth a closer look.

Warren Buffett recommends owning an S&P 500 index fund; that investment strategy would have been profitable over any 15-year period since 1957.

It's hard to beat a low-fee, broad-market index fund for long-term growth.

This magnificent company has the catalysts and intangibles needed to beat Alphabet, Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft to the $5 trillion plateau.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has sold all its BYD stock, after owning shares for 17 years amid BYD's declining sales and profits.

Three stocks with excellent growth potential and one whose growth is stalling.

This player could be a great recovery story.

These stocks' valuations stand out in an expensive stock market.

Both of these businesses are destined to be industry leaders for the long haul.

There's one thing in particular that makes Domino's stand out.

Most of the Oracle of Omaha's picks are also good prospects for ordinary investors.

These stocks have strong track records of success and offer investors who initiate positions today plenty more to look forward to.

Buffett's latest bet just reported earnings after a 20% rally. With its bottom line cratering, interest rates will be key to determining Lennar's next move.

Today is a good time to tune into the satellite radio stock.

Wall Street is bullish on most trillion-dollar stocks, but this one stands above the rest.

American Express is a financial giant with an attractive customer base, but that isn't enough for it to be a millionaire maker.

You might be surprised at how well the mega-conglomerate has performed.

These businesses continue to perform at a high level.

Warren Buffett makes investment decisions based on business fundamentals rather than the broader market environment.

The Oracle of Omaha has gone cold turkey on his favorite stock for at least 13 months, but has built up a 37% stake in one of America's cheapest legal monopolies.

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is currently experiencing a robust bullish trend, signaling a resurgence in investor and analyst confidence. After navigating a period of scrutiny regarding its artificial intelligence strategy and some market skepticism in early 2025, the tech giant has demonstrated remarkable resilience, underpinned by strong financial performance, accelerating

Influxes of cash and technology make this an appealing investment.

The S&P 500 just reached an all-time high, but here's why I wouldn't hesitate to invest right now.

He sold high-flying Apple stock instead, but why?