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AMD has room to run higher over the long run, even after delivering healthy gains to investors in 2026.

A rough day for AI stocks had several causes, and the signals from CoreWeave, ASML, and a famous investor don't all point the same way.

Warren Buffett may be known for picking individual stocks, but he also loves investing in low-cost ETFs.

One of Berkshire’s largest positions, which has been pared down for eight consecutive quarters, has had a recent change of fortune.

Shareholders in these big spenders face an uncertain future.

Green stocks are outperforming on commercial demand, not policy, per LSEG data. Bloom Energy, Ecolab, and Brookfield Renewable show growth driven by AI and data-center needs.

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Berkshire's new CEO is putting the company's cash to work.

Oracle's backlog has increased by $209 billion over the last year.

The AI build-out needs enormous amounts of borrowed money. Bond investors are getting more nervous about who will pay it back.

Oracle's cloud backlog has swelled to $664 billion, and the stock has pulled back. Here's why long-term investors may want to take a closer look.

Every AI infrastructure company is pointing to a massive backlog, but how each one financed the gap between signing the contract and collecting the cash reveals very different bets.

A record backlog and accelerating cloud growth could be enough to more than double the stock by 2029.

Abel is a fan of portfolio concentration, with nearly $161 billion of Berkshire’s invested assets in its top-three holdings.

The AI trade is showing signs of fatigue. Is it justified?

The Oracle of Omaha clearly understands how easy it is to get lured into making a bad investment decision.

The Oracle of Omaha's wisdom can make you a better investor.

Abel got the keys to the Omaha conglomerate after it lagged the overall market for a decade.

Supply constraints might not be what's holding back companies from buying more AI chips.

Following the Oracle of Omaha's advice meant seeing $10,000 drop to around $7,400 first.

Two simple rules also keep Berkshire Hathaway, Visa, and Oracle out of the popular fund.