Berkshire Hathaway owns a $2 billion stake in Amazon, representing just 0.5% of the conglomerate's stock portfolio. AI could drive substantial growth for the company over the long term, so if Buffett wished that position was larger before, he might be kicking himself for not adding to it sooner after this next chapter unfolds.

Warren Buffett joked about his "love affair" with his home, called it his "third-best investment," and warned the wrong house can be a "nightmare."

Several of Berkshire Hathaway's best-known holdings aren't attractive to newcomers, but a few of its lesser-touted tickers are priced right.

Warren Buffett is currently the tenth-richest person in the world, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. In June 2024, Buffett not only estimated his net worth at more than $127 billion, but also candidly mentioned that 99% of that total was invested in a single stock: Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B).

Warren Buffett recently changed his will. The chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and the Oracle of Omaha himself, who has amassed a fortune that places him among the richest people in the world, now

Warren Buffett isn't best known for his growth investing, but two stocks in his portfolio have huge potential in that regard. When you run the numbers, it's not hard to see how these companies could be worth significantly more in the years to come. Want to follow Buffett's highest upside bets? Keep reading.