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Apple Inc. NASDAQ: AAPL has always been a company that measures twice and cuts once. The fact that Apple was late to the AI party isn't surprising.

For more than a decade, Apple (AAPL 0.76%) was the largest company in the world by market capitalization. And while it still has a market cap of $3 trillion as of this writing, it has been surpassed by Microsoft and Nvidia in the last few years as cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) computer chips take the market by storm.

When Warren Buffett steps down as the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at the end of this year, he will leave behind a legacy as perhaps the greatest investor of his time. As of the end of 2024, Berkshire Hathaway stock had gained an astounding 5,502,284% since Buffett took it over, and one way he turned it into a trillion-dollar company was by investing not in hot growth stocks, but strong value stocks.

Warren Buffett manages the vast majority of Berkshire Hathaway's stock portfolio, and the company made interesting capital allocation decisions concerning Apple (AAPL 0.76%) and Domino's Pizza (DPZ -0.23%) in the first quarter.

Das chinesische KI-Startup DeepSeek und die US-Zollpolitik haben die "Magnificent Seven" durchgerüttelt, diese kommen aber immer besser in Schwung.

The modern-day Dow Jones Industrial Average contains a variety of industry-leading companies across stock market sectors -- making it an excellent way to discover blue chip companies to build a portfolio around. Here's why Apple (AAPL -0.54%), Microsoft (MSFT 0.00%), Visa (V 0.43%), and American Express (AXP -0.34%) are particularly compelling Dow stocks to buy in June and hold for decades to c...

Apple stock is down over 20% from its all-time high, underperforming peers, but may be poised for a rebound based on historical mean reversion. Investor concerns center around trade war risks, but Apple's history as a capable supply chain manager and its strong services business provide resilience. Buying Apple during periods of weakness—possibly even with leverage, when done right—has historic...

The market appears to have reached its limit regarding the level of uncertainty it can tolerate regarding trade tariffs implemented by President Trump during the so-called “Liberation Day” of April 2025. However, markets aren't as powerful as the United States economy itself.