
3 No-Brainer Warren Buffett Stocks to Buy Right Now
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There's no need to go on the success that Berkshire Hathway has seen under the stewardship of Warren Buffett and his team. They have outperformed the market and made billions...
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There's no need to go on the success that Berkshire Hathway has seen under the stewardship of Warren Buffett and his team
They have outperformed the market and made billions in the cess
I remain bullish on ing the company's portfolio, even if Warren Buffett steps back from being in charge
Greg Abel, his successor, and the rest of the Berkshire team have learned from the best of the best, and I think their picks hold sway
To that end, here are three Berkshire Hathaway stocks I right now
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Visa Financial services companies Visa (V 0. 90%) don't go out of style
This is a steady performer that pays over time
Over the last four years, the company has created double-digit-percentage revenue growth, and remains one of the preeminent players in credit and payment services
Over the last few years, Visa has created double-digit rates of revenue growth, with similar trends in income, as net income reached $19. 6 billion last year
I how the company is slowly decreasing s outstanding, which imves earnings potential for holders over the long term
On top of that, estimates are calling for earnings to continue to increase annually over the next four years
This is a steady stock that stands to der over time
Overall, it's hard to bet against credit cards and their related services
More and more people are looking to simplify their purchases and move away from cash, and Visa continues to stand to gain from that
So long as the world economy continues to grow, and people facilitate the transfer of more and more money, Visa is definitely worth a look
Apple Apple (AAPL 0. 04%) is in a slow patch, which makes me think this is a great time to get involved
Down over 20% in the past six months, Apple is faced with the task of creating new innovations in its lineup
The endless new iPhones really aren't that different from the ones before, and they are the bread and butter of Apple's
This doesn't mean that the story is over though
Artificial intelligence (AI) and burgeoning nology still leave Apple with opportunities, and this dip might be a perfect time to buy the stock
Yes, Warren Buffett has shrunk Berkshire's position in the company, but that doesn't mean it's a bad buy today
The company still sells a ton of iPhones, and revenue from that segment continues to grow
When you look at Apple's most recent results, things look better than you think
Through the first six months of fiscal 2025, total revenue increased by roughly 4. 4% to $219
In all, Apple is going slow and steady
Its flagship duct, the iPhone, grew revenue by just under 2% in the fiscal second quarter, while total sales increased 5% year over year in the second quarter to $95
In all, there's a significant "moat" as Buffett s to call it in regards to new competitors trying to get into the industry
Try building a trillion-dollar conglomerate and see how far you get
The iPhone is an integral part of many individuals' s, and that isn't going to change anytime soon
The challenge here is waiting out the tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump on foreign manufacturing
But I'm skeptical of the long-term impact tariffs will have on Apple's duction
Chubb The last time I wrote Chubb (CB 0. 53%) was in October 2024
While not much has happened for the stock since then, I still consider this a good long-term play
As of March 31, Chubb represented 2. 8% of Berkshire's portfolio
This is an insurance company that duces double-digit annual revenue growth, operates in 54 countries, and has strong estimates for the future
To me, the blessing of Berkshire Hathaway tells me that this insurance has potential
Analyst estimates are calling for a weaker fiscal 2025, with earnings estimates of $21. 79, which would mark a decline from last year's earnings of $22
So why do I the stock
After this year, estimates go way up
By fiscal 2027, average estimates are calling for earnings of $28
To me, this is a buy-and-wait stock
A weak 2025 should vide opportunities to acquire s to hold for the long term
With the stock trading at just 13. 9 times earnings, one can see why Berkshire is interested
Insurance is a that isn't going anywhere
Love it or hate it, it's a part of life, which makes Chubb a no-brainer holding to me
David Butler has no position in any of the stocks mentioned
The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Apple, Berkshire Hathaway, and Visa
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