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The Oracle of Omaha's understudy cut Berkshire Hathaway's Chevron stake by 35% in favor of a company with a foundational sustainable moat and serious artificial intelligence (AI) ambitions.

Amazon has trailed the market, but retains a strong position in a growth area.

Meta just hinted at a new cloud business -- and it could be worth billions.

SpaceX's Q2 results are especially important with the company's first lockup expiration looming.

This Magnificent Seven stock continues to slide. Investors should buy the dip before it rebounds.

Abel isn't charting a new path, but he is putting his stamp on the company.

Margin unwind from South Korean investors and the massive Situational Awareness blowup do not affect the fundamentals of AI stocks.

The IPO stock was fast-tracked into the tech index on July 7.

Young investors can build significant wealth in the stock market by focusing on the long term.

Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel makes his bet on which company will be a leader in AI.

Even if Alphabet is worth $4.1 trillion, Berkshire's investments indicate it sees it as undervalued.

This company is one of the leading players in the AI race.

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IonQ's revenue has tripled in two years, yet Alphabet still generates 1,700 times more per quarter — a gap that defines the quantum computing bet.

There is enormous demand for Nvidia's chips, but two looming risks could knock the company off course.

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Nvidia's sluggish returns do not align with its compelling fundamental performance.

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Analysts are bullish on the social media company, but investors are less confident.

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Nvidia's revenue has nearly tripled in two years while Alphabet's has grown steadily; the gap between them is narrowing faster than many expect.

Quantum computing investing isn't front and center.

Alphabet's revenue has surged past $119 billion while IBM remains volatile around $17 billion — a widening gap that reveals starkly different growth trajectories.