VeriSign Stock News

Many investors are anxious these days, with the stock market going topsy-turvy. I doubt Warren Buffett is one of them, though.

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Apple (AAPL 3.95%) is often considered a reliable blue chip tech stock. But since the beginning of 2025, its stock has sunk nearly 30% amid fears of higher tariffs.

VeriSign's capital allocation has been outstanding by accelerating buybacks during times of lower valuation. The decrease in the domain base, driven by U.S. and China-based registrars, will slow down after the worst year in VeriSign's history. VeriSign has one of the most defensive and predictable business models, and Berkshire Hathaway has recently increased its stake.

VeriSign, Inc. is expected to report Q1 '25 earnings with $2.10 EPS on $400.44M revenue, reflecting modest growth but likely to beat estimates. Key focus areas include revenue growth acceleration, domain renewal rates, and total domain registrations, with no price hikes expected until post-2026. Economic uncertainty and potential recession could impact demand for new domain registrations, but V...

If you're looking for an investor to emulate, you could do a lot worse than Warren Buffett. The Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A -6.74%) (BRK.B -6.89%) CEO has produced incredible returns for anyone who's stuck by his side throughout his career.

Warren Buffett's VeriSign buy has been leaving the S&P 500 in the dust. The internet firm that Elizabeth Warren referred to as a “monopoly” has a wide moat and the resilience to ride out a tariff-filled year.

VeriSign's (VRSN -1.00%) stock rallied more than 30% over the past 12 months, even as fears of rising tariffs, sticky inflation, and elevated interest rates rattled the markets. During that same period, the S&P 500 only advanced 6%.