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Is It Too Late to Buy Berkshire Hathaway Stock?

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Some will be conglomerates and operate in a few lines of business or sectors. Berkshire Hathaway is like a conglomerate on steroids; it operates in the finance, energy, utility, transportation, retail, construction, and manufacturing sectors, among others. Given the long-term success here that probably won't bother many investors.

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Crypto Is the Most-Held Asset Among Gen Z and Millennial Investors: Here's What They Should Buy Next

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In October 2022, the Motley Fool surveyed 1,200 Gen Z and millennial investors to see what they were holding in their portfolios. And younger investors showed a clear preference for holding individual stocks rather than mutual funds or exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The results were somewhat surprising.

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This Magnificent Stock Has Made Many Millionaires, and Could Make More

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However, it has a long-term performance track record that is simply astounding, proving that its unique structure has worked out very well for investors over time. Conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway benefits from the long-term business growth that is generated from the collection of companies under the Berkshire Hathaway umbrella.

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Here's Why Berkshire Hathaway Stock Is a Buy Before Nov. 1

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But there's definitely something big happening, and the third-quarter earnings update, which will likely take place in early November, will show investors just how big. To simplify, it is an enormous, sprawling conglomerate. It's the same approach that a stock investor would take -- only Buffett usually buys entire companies.

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Warren Buffett Doesn't Own Nvidia. Here's How He's Profited From the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock's Big Gains Anyway

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The legendary investor typically avoids stocks that are out of his wheelhouse. The conglomerate hasn't sold shares of either ETF since then. Even if you don't own either ETF, your investment portfolio could include one or more other ETFs or mutual funds with positions in Nvidia. And tech isn't his strong suit.

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Where Will Berkshire Hathaway Be in 10 Years?

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He has spent the vast majority of his life as an investor. And, more to the point, he ran Berkshire Hathaway as an investor. In some ways it is probably better to think of Berkshire Hathaway as a mutual fund. Warren Buffett is 93 years old, and it makes sense for investors to consider what happens next.

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Could Buying Berkshire Hathaway Today Set You Up for Life?

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Even investors only interested in scintillating growth stocks can acknowledge that Warren Buffett's value-minded approach has its merits. But one can't help but wonder if too many investors are underestimating the true potential of Berkshire Hathaway. The fact is, however, Berkshire is less like a mutual fund than perceived.