Four ETFs offer different ways to invest like Warren Buffett by focusing on key principles: MOAT targets companies with strong competitive advantages at good prices, COWZ screens for high free cash flow yield firms, OMAH replicates Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio with a covered call income strategy, and VTV provides broad, low-cost exposure to large-cap value stocks. Each fund reflects Buffett's approach to durable businesses, valuation discipline, cash generation, or cost efficiency, catering to different investor preferences and risk profiles. These ETFs vary in sector focus, fees, and income strategies, providing options for investors seeking Buffett-style exposure through diversified or concentrated portfolios.
Warren Buffett has decided to stop directing his annual Berkshire Hathaway donations to the Gates Foundation, citing Bill Gates' association with Jeffrey Epstein as "distasteful." Instead, Buffett is now giving his donations to four family-linked fou...
Warren Buffett is accelerating his donations of Berkshire Hathaway shares to four family foundations, aiming to give away all his shares within about eight years. He recently donated nearly $6 billion in shares, excluding the Gates Foundation, which ...
Warren Buffett, 95, is donating 9 million Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares to four family-linked foundations, excluding the Gates Foundation, which had been a major recipient for years. This shift follows concerns about the Gates Foundation's ties t...
In 2026, Berkshire Hathaway's B shares are down 1.8% year-to-date, trailing the S&P 500's 10.7% gain. A strong June helped reduce Berkshire's deficit but it still underperformed in Q2, gaining just over 3% versus the S&P's 16% tech-driven rise. Berks...
