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Berkshire recently disclosed its equity holdings as of the end of 2025, giving the market a chance to see what it bought and sold in the fourth quarter.

The company is going through a major capital expenditures cycle, which has Wall Street nervous.

ServiceNow's CEO is one of the first software execs buying shares in their own companies in the wake of the SaaS sell-off.

It's going to take a great deal of reliable, sustainable growth. These three companies stand ready to deliver it.

These stocks have massive potential.

A one-of-a-kind member of Wall Street's "Magnificent Seven" is ideally positioned to become the next stock-split stock.

Snap continues to innovate, but the road to recovery will be long and very bumpy.

Software stocks have sold off indiscriminately, creating an opportunity for patient investors.

The new apple of Laffont's eye holds a sustainable competitive advantage within the artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure arena.

Palantir is growing fast and printing profits, but the stock is still priced for years of near-perfect execution.

After being essentially flat over the past year, Amazon is poised for a breakout.

The AI boom probably won't last forever.

Investors should be willing to pay a premium for a quality stock, but that doesn't always mean you must pay a premium price.

Apple needs new hit products in 2026, and March 4 could bring good news for this tech stock.

These players all look cheap today.

Navitas stock has jumped 188% over the past year, but is it a better buy?

Even a modest investment in Nvidia stock a decade ago would have turned into a staggering amount of money.

Palantir has delivered incredible results recently, so why is the stock down?

While Salesforce's business performance has been impressive, the stock still might not be cheap enough to make it an obvious buy.

Each of these companies has massive tailwinds and is primed for a great year.