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Berkshire Hathaway's 2025 Scorecard: Defensive Portfolio, Slightly Underwhelming Performance — But a Historic Transition

Berkshire played defense in 2025: record cash, cautious positioning, and the end of an era as Warren Buffett stepped aside. Solid, sober, and very Berkshire.

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Buffett Steps Down as CEO — Should You Step Away from Berkshire?

Buffett steps aside as CEO. The cash pile is massive. The machine still hums. Should long-term investors stay the course with Berkshire Hathaway?

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Apple Remains Warren Buffett’s Top Stock — Should You Still Bite?

Buffett’s got $60 billion riding on Apple. Services are booming. iPhone addiction remains. But is it still worth your bite — or should you wait for a sweeter dip? 🍏🤔

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A cartoon knight (Buffett) and wizard (Simons) stand beside a glowing “.com” castle, planting a Verisign flag as a rocket labeled “AI” zooms overhead.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway and Renaissance Like Verisign. Should You Register Too?

Berkshire bought big. Renaissance holds strong. Is Verisign (VRSN) a quiet winner—or is the best already priced in? Let’s decode the signals.

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Best Hedge Funds 2025: Top Quants, Activists, and High-Return Managers

This article lists some of the most successful hedge funds based on the quality of their management, track record, key strategic focus, risk management, fee structure, and other criteria. Hedge funds follow various strategies to offer investors a compelling, but risky investment alternative. Investing with one requires a high minimum investment and specific wealth profile (high net worth, high-income generation threshold) from accredited investors. Hedge funds charge (approx.) a 2% management and 20% performance fee. The idea or hope is that they are worth it. 

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