Warren Buffett Is Selling Apple Stock and Buying These Stocks Instead
Apple is out, but who is in?
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Apple is out, but who is in?
Shares of Hims & Hers are falling even as the company has been posting some solid results.
The company has double-digit earnings and dividend growth upside.
Market-beating returns can make you a millionaire, but you’ll need as much luck as investing skill to make it happen. Or, you can rely on stocks with decades of robust returns ahead of them — like these tech giants.
Berkshire Hathaway could be the best ETF-like stock around.
Elon Musk’s favorite cryptocurrency may be making a comeback.
Apple’s shares aren’t glowing after the introduction of its new iPhones — at least not yet.
These stocks boosted payouts by a compound annual growth rate of more than 18% over the past decade.
Investors expect a lot of Nvidia…
Warren Buffett has held one of these stocks for over 30 years.
The new iPhones seem to have fallen flat.
They’re down but not out, at least not yet.
What does the future hold for the tech giant?
Broadcom has been one of the hottest AI stocks. Is its pullback an opportunity?
In the middle of a transition year, W.P. Carey has a 5.7% dividend yield backed by a strong business and a cash pile that needs to be invested.
It’s natural to be concerned about your future finances. But today’s retirees are doing surprisingly well.
Nvidia, Symbotic, and IonQ could all generate big gains for patient investors.
Donald Trump recently proposed establishing a Space National Guard. The Biden administration prefers using Space Force as it is. For defense contractors, either way works.
Robinhood’s growth is taking a pause based on recent numbers.
Social Security’s cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2025 will be finalized on Oct. 10.