After holding a record $397.4 billion cash pile and selling stocks for 14 consecutive quarters, Berkshire Hathaway has shifted strategy. In Q2 2026, under CEO Greg Abel, the company became a net buyer of stocks again, purchasing about $20 billion more than it sold. Berkshire also increased share buybacks significantly. Notably, Berkshire reduced its Bank of America stake while boosting its investment in Alphabet, signaling a move from a defensive to a more offensive growth posture. This shift suggests Berkshire is ready to deploy capital when it sees value, marking a key change in its investment approach.
Bank of America analyst Wamsi Mohan maintains a buy rating on Apple, setting a price target of $384.73, about 11% above current levels. Apple just reported its best fiscal year ever with strong revenue and earnings, but faces margin pressure from ris...
Apple reported a record fiscal Q4 driven by strong iPhone and Mac sales, with earnings up about 11% even without tariff refunds. However, rising costs for memory and Siri AI are squeezing margins, and guidance for Q1 2027 suggests slowing margins and...
Apple reported record iPhone and Mac revenues alongside strong growth in its Services segment, which reached $31.6 billion with a 76% gross margin. The company continues to compound cash efficiently, returning $28 billion to shareholders in one quart...
In 2026, Warren Buffett's key technology stocks showed mixed results. Apple and VeriSign delivered strong gains of 26.33% and 28.33%, respectively, driven by robust sales and recurring revenue growth. Meanwhile, Alphabet declined nearly 10% due to co...
On November 5, 2026, two ETFs, Invesco QQQ Trust and Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X ETF (SOXL), set new single-day trading volume records amid a sharp market sell-off. The surge in ETF trading volume is seen as a fear indicator, with the CBOE V...
