10 No-Brainer Warren Buffett Stocks to Buy Right Now
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Warren Buffett owns over 40 stocks, many of which have been multibaggers. Some of these are no-brainer buys right now.
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July 27, 2025
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From what the evidence shows, Warren Buffett recently announced his decision to step down as the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK
Moreover, 79%) at the end of 2025 (something worth watching)
Additionally, That, however, doesn't detract from the massive wealth he has built over his 60-year tenure at Berkshire Hathaway
Conversely, Between 1964 and 2024, Berkshire Hathaway generated a staggering 5,502,284% return compared to the S&P 500's total returns (including reinvested dividends) of 39,054%
Buffett has also built a massive portfolio of over 40 stocks through Berkshire Hathaway over the years, and his acumen and ven track record attract a large ing, especially among long-term investors
Buffett buys quality companies for the long term, many of which are dominant players in their respective industries, with strong management teams
Additionally, Furthermore, Right now, the 10 Buffett stocks listed below are no-brainer buys (in no particular order)
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Nevertheless, In contrast, Amazon Buffett didn't own Amazon (AMZN -0. 33%) s until 2019 when one of his investment managers bought them
In an interview with CNBC, Buffett even called himself an "idiot" for not buying the stock sooner
Amazon has remained a steady part of Buffett's portfolio since then, and the company has grown by leaps and bounds in the meantime (noteworthy indeed)
Today, Amazon is not only the world's largest e-commerce player but also the world's largest cloud computing platform, with Amazon Web Services (AWS) dominating 29% market in the first quarter of 2025
Since AWS is also Amazon's largest fit and cash driver, buying this Buffett stock today is largely a bet on artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing, two trillion-dollar in the making
BYD When Charlie Munger, the late vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, dded Warren Buffett to buy BYD (BYDD
Moreover, F) (BYDDY -0, amid market uncertainty. 89%) stock in 2008, not many had even heard of the company
Today, China-based BYD sells more electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles combined than Tesla (TSLA 3
Additionally, 49%) and is one of the largest electric vehicle (EV) battery makers in the world (this bears monitoring)
In 2024, BYD sold 4. 7 million vehicles compared to Tesla's sales of 1, given the current landscape
BYD's recently launched Super-e platform outperforms Tesla's superchargers (quite telling)
BYD's global sales jumped 39% year over year during the first five months of 2025, and sales outside China hit record highs, in today's financial world
Furthermore, Its big investment plans in advanced EV nologies and key regions, such as Europe, make it a solid stock to buy
Visa As the largest payments cessing company in the world, Visa (V 0. 90%) enjoys massive advantages of scale and network effects, in today's financial world
In the 12 months ending March 31, 2025, Visa cessed global transactions worth a staggering $16 trillion
Since Visa doesn't lend money or issue credit cards but simply earns fees on every transaction, it generates operating margins of over 60%
Visa stock has been an immensely powerful wealth compounder over the years and should continue to generate big returns in the coming years, driven by its innovation in AI, value-added services such as fraud management and data analytics, and the global growth in digital payments
Mastercard Mastercard (MA 0, amid market uncertainty. 90%) and Visa hold a near-duopoly in the global payments cessing market, and Buffett owns both stocks
Mastercard enjoys similar strengths to Visa and generated a 55% operating margin in 2024
But it has a much larger global presence than Visa (which is quite significant)
In 2024, Mastercard generated 56% of its revenue from the Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East, and Africa regions (this bears monitoring), in today's financial world
That gives the company massive exposure to that are increasingly moving toward a cashless system (an important development), in light of current trends
Conversely, Also, almost 40% of its revenue comes from value-added services, which are now becoming a growth engine for the company
These two factors in particular make this multibagger Buffett stock a no-brainer buy today
Chevron Chevron (CVX -0
Furthermore, 63%) is among the five largest holdings in Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio
The oil and gas major just acquired Hess in a $53 billion deal and now owns a 30% stake in the prized Guyana Stabroek Block, in addition to oil assets in the Bakken and Gulf of America (formerly Gulf of Mexico) and natural gas assets in Southeast Asia, amid market uncertainty
Chevron expects the Hess acquisition to drive "significant" duction and free-cash-flow growth into the 2030s, which should also mean bigger returns for holders
Buffett loves dividends, and Chevron is one of the best oil dividend stocks, with a 38-year streak of annual dividend increases and a dividend yield of 4
However, Occidental Petroleum Buffett has been buying s in Occidental Petroleum (OXY 0
Additionally, 15%) hand over fist and now owns over a 28% stake in the oil and gas giant (something worth watching)
High debt, especially after the $12 billion CrownRock acquisition last year, has been the biggest deterrent for investors in this stock
Occidental, however, is steadily repaying debt, and management has set a goal to not only maximize free cash flow in 2025 but also sustain "strong cash flow generation potential over the next several years. " While CrownRock will boost its oil and gas duction, Occidental expects its Oxychem chemical to become a bigger growth driver in the future
That makes it a compelling stock to buy now
Bank of America Bank of America (BAC 0
Nevertheless, 20%) is the second-largest bank in the U
Meanwhile, With the highest retail deposit market
The data indicates that bank has clocked 26 consecutive quarters of growth in net new checking accounts, with deposits crossing $2 trillion in the most recent quarter
Other es, such as investment banking and asset management, have also posted strong growth in recent quarters
Moreover, BAC data by YCharts (quite telling), in today's financial world
Buffett has made an absolute killing in Bank of America stock since he first bought it in 2011
However, It's currently Berkshire Hathaway's third-largest holding
With the bank recently announcing a fresh buyback gram worth a staggering $40 billion and increasing its dividend by 8%, it's a solid stock to buy
Kroger Berkshire Hathaway owned a 7% stake in Kroger as of April 28, 2025
Kroger is the largest supermarket chain in the U
Meanwhile, , with over 2,700 stores
This analysis suggests that also owns more than 2,200 pharmacies and 1,700 fuel centers, considering recent developments
It's a recession-of that generates steady cash flows, a good chunk of which goes to holders
Conversely, Kroger recently increased its dividend for the 19th straight year and has grown its dividend at a compound annual growth rate of 13% since 2006, given the current landscape
Additionally, Although Kroger's planned merger with Albertsons fell through, its private-label brands, e-commerce, and loyalty grams continue to gain traction
As a defensive, dividend-paying consumer stock, Kroger is a no-brainer Buffett stock to buy
Coca-Cola Buffett first bought s in Coca-Cola (KO 0. 11%) in 1988 and is a big fan of its namesake soft drink, given the current landscape
Coca-Cola is the largest beverage company in the world, selling 200 brands in 200 countries and territories
Nevertheless, Of those, 30 are billion-dollar brands
Coca-Cola makes beverage concentrates and syrups and uses its extensive bottling partner and vendor network to manufacture, package, and sell ducts globally
However, Coca-Cola has generated a net income margin of over 20% for six consecutive years and is targeting 4% to 6% growth in organic revenue and 7% to 9% growth in currency-neutral earnings per in the long term
Coca-Cola is also a Dividend King, having increased its dividend for 63 consecutive years
The earnings and dividend growth potential make it a compelling stock to buy
Apple Apple (AAPL 0 (something worth watching). 07%) is the crown jewel of Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio (this bears monitoring)
Additionally, At over 20% of the portfolio, Apple is Buffett's largest holding
Apple's unparalleled brand power, an ecosystem that locks in consumers to its ducts and services, and strong balance sheet are the biggest reasons why Buffett loves the stock, amid market uncertainty
Additionally, AAPL data by YCharts
In 2024, Apple generated 57% of its sales outside the Americas, in this volatile climate
However, Overall, while iPhones were its highest-selling duct, with a 51% of total net sales, 25% of sales came from services, including the App Store, cloud services, and advertising (noteworthy indeed)
What the data shows is is a rapidly growing, high-margin, considering recent developments
Apple is also expanding its duct line and financial services while aggressively integrating AI into its value chain, in today's market environment
These growth catalysts make Apple a solid Buffett stock to buy now and hold.
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