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6 days ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

I’m going to miss Uncle Warren. After nearly six decades at the helm of $1 trillion giant Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A), Warren Buffett will step down at the end of the year. Buffett is simply the greatest investor of all time. He’s handed investors 5,500,000% gains since 1965. His run will never be topped, at least not in my lifetime. And do you know what his “winningest” investment of all time was? Apple (AAPL). Buffett is sitting on roughly $120 billion in profits since he first bought Apple in 2016.

1 week ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

Editor’s note: Stephen McBride and Chris Wood just published what they call their “most serious Disruption Investor issue ever.” In short, after a long period of domination, US big tech stocks are in trouble... and new opportunities are arising. Today, we’re sharing an exclusive look at this important issue. ***I (Stephen) have been lucky enough to meet many Disruption Investor members over the past few years.

1 week ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

Longtime RiskHedge readers know I’m not a fan of the big defense “primes.”Companies like Boeing (BA) and Lockheed Martin (LMT) used to be true cutting-edge innovators. Lockheed alone invented: the world’s first stealth fighter… high-altitude surveillance planes that fly near the edge of space… and my personal favorite plane of all time, the SR-71 Blackbird which could fly over three times the speed of sound.

3 weeks ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

“You don’t own enough Uber stock.”I mutter those five words to myself every time I come back from a business trip. I just returned from a whirlwind week in California, where I met startup founders and entrepreneurs in exciting areas like robotics, nuclear tech, and supersonic flight. I must have spent $500 on Uber (UBER) rides, zig-zagging between the LA area’s different cities for meetings. I took an Uber to the airport. Then another to my hotel. Meeting across town? Uber again. It’s the default.

1 month ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

For 15 years, you’ve been trained to “buy the dip” in big tech stocks. Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), Alphabet (GOOG), Meta Platforms (META), and Microsoft (MSFT) have been among the best stocks on planet Earth over the past 15 years. $200 invested into each of these stocks ($1,000 total) at the start of 2010 is worth about $18,000 today.