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The company's still growing, even if the stock's recent performance doesn't reflect this continued forward progress.

Coca-Cola is one of the most resilient stocks to hold for the long term, having paid a growing dividend for 63 years. Home Depot has ample opportunities to grow earnings and dividends by serving a $1 trillion home improvement market. Dividend stocks can be a great antidote to market volatility.

The business may be somewhat boring, but it consistently delivers year after year, resulting in tremendous long-term returns.

The strength of this e-commerce conglomerate eventually drew in Warren Buffett and his team. Buffett's team added shares of this alcohol company in the most recent quarter. Following Berkshire into this top-performing telco should continue to serve investors well.

This value opportunity is a member of the "Magnificent Seven." Although its business model is uncertain, investors are likely underestimating the company's ability to redefine itself. Perhaps one of the more surprising AI value plays is Google parent Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NASDAQ: GOOG).

M2 money supply has been rewriting history over the last three years.

Wall Street is abuzz with the TACO trade right now.

Warren Buffett's company Berkshire Hathaway owns several stocks with strong dividends. Dividend stocks can be nice to own because they often provide reliable, passive income, even during volatile markets. Warren Buffett and his company, Berkshire Hathaway, have never paid a dividend, primarily because Buffett has always believed that he could deploy capital in a more rewarding manner for shareholders.

Consumer staples makers sell products that get bought regularly by Americans regardless of the economy or the stock market's environment. This beverage giant has a diversified portfolio and global reach. This is why Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) is a problematic investment today, and its competitor PepsiCo (NASDAQ: PEP) could be the ultimate growth stock to buy right now.

When I first invested in Nebius Group (NBIS) earlier this year, I approached it with cautious optimism—hyper-growth stocks carry inherent risk. Today, with the stock up over 50%, I remain confident and recently raised my 12-month price target to $60, implying further upside of over 50%. While its EV/Sales multiple above 50x may appear steep, it’s less relevant for a vertically integrated AI infrastructure leader positioned to capitalize on current momentum. In my view, Nebius remains one of the