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Buffet's Biggest Regret Was Missing This Stock...

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Finance Bureau profile imageFinance Bureau29 Jul 2026, 16:00 UTC
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The analysis centers on Warren Buffett's investment in Alphabet (GOOG), highlighting his past regret for not investing sooner. Despite Berkshire Hathaway's significant cash reserves, the company has been a net seller of stocks for 14 consecutive quarters. Berkshire divested $8.1 billion worth of equities in Q1 2026, exiting 15 positions, and executed a $234 million buyback, its first in 21 months. The video notes that Berkshire's market cap, currently around $1 trillion, would have been at least $1.6 trillion if Buffett had deployed excess cash into Alphabet, Amazon, and Microsoft. The current analysis indicates Berkshire's increased stake in Alphabet, amounting to $4.3 billion in Q3 2025 and growing to $17 billion by March 31, 2026, with a further $10 billion investment in June 2026. This reflects a shift towards AI, despite concerns about Alphabet's cash burn and negative free cash flow. The market's reaction to the capex update was negative, with shares dipping 3% in extended trading. The current price of Alphabet is noted at $333.71, with a target price of $326.57 and a potential failure bound at $335.00, suggesting a bearish short-term outlook despite Buffett's long-term confidence in the company's dominance.

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