Trevor Jennewine
Reporter at The Motley Fool (U.S.)
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5 days ago |
fool.com | Trevor Jennewine
As of the first quarter, more than 5,400 companies were listed on the New York Stock Exchange (a subsidiary of Intercontinental Exchange) and the Nasdaq Stock Market. Many of those companies are grouped into various indexes that measure different aspects of the overall stock market. The three most popular U.S. stock indexes have moved sideways in 2025.
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5 days ago |
fool.com | Trevor Jennewine
In 1965, Warren Buffett took control of Berkshire Hathaway. He said that in hindsight it was a "doomed" textile mill "headed for extinction." But he saved the business, and laid the foundation for lasting growth, by shifting its focus to insurance. That brilliant decision created a steady inflow of investable capital in the form of insurance premiums, and Buffett used that cash to great effect over the years.
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6 days ago |
fool.com | Trevor Jennewine
One of Wall Street's most famous aphorisms -- "sell in May and go away" -- proved patently false this year. The S&P 500 (^GSPC -0.01%) skyrocketed 6.1% last month as investors cheered some good news: Unemployment remained low, and inflation continued to cool despite sweeping tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. Trade tensions between the United States and China also eased.
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1 week ago |
fool.com | Trevor Jennewine
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. Berkshire continued to hold 300 million shares of Apple. The stock currently accounts for more than 20% of its portfolio, the largest position by a wide margin, which is somewhat surprising, given the uncertainty surrounding tariffs.
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1 week ago |
fool.com | Trevor Jennewine
Large asset managers are required to disclose their equity holdings in quarterly Forms 13F. Investors can use those filings to track which stocks billionaires are buying. For instance, several hedge fund managers bought Palantir Technologies (PLTR 7.69%) and Upstart (UPST 1.35%) in the first quarter, as detailed below:Chris Rokos of Rokos Capital Management bought 55,809 shares of Palantir, starting a new position.
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