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This leading semiconductor company is seeing robust growth thanks to artificial intelligence (AI), and investors can get it for a song.
Berkshire's collective cost basis in Apple, Chevron, Coca-Cola, American Express, and Occidental Petroleum is around $63 billion. The Oracle of Omaha has spent $77 billion alone buying shares of his favorite stock.
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This stock is cheaper than Nvidia, has more growth potential, and will also grow as Nvidia's most critical supplier.
If you're looking for dividends, these two energy giants have proven they know how to give you what you want.
Lesser-known small-cap stocks took part in the meme craze this week, outperforming flagship names.
Sky-high dividend yields suggest these stocks are too hot to handle, but billionaires bought millions of shares in the first quarter.