WARREN BUFFETT'S $3.9 BILLION BUYING SPREE: THE TOP THREE STOCKS BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY IS BETTING ON

Warren Buffett, often dubbed the “Oracle of Omaha,” has spent decades building Berkshire Hathaway into one of the most closely watched investment firms in the world.

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When Buffett makes a move, Wall Street listens. His latest round of buying—nearly $3.9 billion in stock purchases—has put fresh attention on three companies that Buffett and his team believe are positioned for long-term growth. The spree underscores Buffett's disciplined philosophy of buying quality businesses at the right price, even in turbulent markets.

BUFFETT’S STRATEGY IN CONTEXT

Buffett has long resisted the temptation of chasing fads or overpaying for hot growth names. His style favors companies with durable competitive advantages, consistent cash flows, and management teams he trusts. Over the last two years, as markets have seesawed between inflation concerns, rising interest rates, and an Al-fueled tech rally, Buffett has been both cautious and opportunistic—piling up record amounts of cash at Berkshire while deploying capital selectively when value appears.

The most recent $3.9 billion round of purchases highlights his continued preference for financial strength, pricing power, and global scale.

While some analysts were expecting more aggressive bets in technology, Buffett's top three buys include a mix of defensive plays and cyclical opportunities.

1. OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM: ENERGY STILL MATTERS

Buffett's largest move in recent quarters has been his aggressive accumulation of shares in Occidental Petroleum (OXY). With this latest spree, Berkshire’s stake is approaching 28%, sparking speculation that a full acquisition could eventually be on the table.