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THE MONEY IDEA💡
3 Warren Buffett Stocks to Buy and Hold Forever

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Warren Buffett is preparing for his final year as Berkshire’s CEO, but his investment playbook continues to shape the market. With help from Morningstar’s expert research team, we reviewed three iconic Berkshire holdings that Buffett says he expects to own indefinitely. These are durable, moaty, high-cash-flow businesses that can compound wealth across generations, not just individual market cycles.

Let’s dive in.

Buffett’s buffet.

THE MONEY IDEA💡
3 Warren Buffett Stocks to Buy and Hold Forever

Bottom Line: A global beverage powerhouse with unmatched brand equity, predictable cash flow, and a wide moat built on distribution strength and consumer loyalty.

Do This Next: Consider KO as a foundational long-term holding if you want predictable cash flow and a defensive anchor in any market.

Bottom Line: One of the world’s largest independent oil and gas producers with improving financials and long-term relevance in global energy markets.

  • Ownership Scale: Berkshire now owns more than 26 percent of OXY, signaling deep conviction in its long-term role.

  • Balance Sheet: Management continues to deleverage after the Anadarko acquisition, improving financial flexibility.

  • Production Strength: OXY maintains strong positions in shale, chemicals, and carbon management technologies.

  • Energy Demand: Global oil and gas consumption remains structurally important despite renewable transition efforts.

  • Portfolio Fit: Berkshire’s future purchase of OxyChem enhances integration and provides additional cash flow stability.

Do This Next: Treat OXY as a long-horizon energy position and look for opportunities to accumulate when crude volatility pushes shares to a discount.

Bottom Line: A premium payments business with a closed-loop network that captures more economic value per transaction than traditional card issuers.

Do This Next: Add AXP to your watchlist for pullbacks and accumulate gradually if you want exposure to a dominant payments franchise built for decades, not quarters.

Same goes for us American Express investors too.

ACTION PLAN
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Quick Money: Add exposure to durable forever holdings that compound quietly and consistently over time.

  • $KO ( ▼ 0.43% ) Add a starter position in Coca-Cola for defensive cash flow and one of the most durable consumer brands ever built.

  • $OXY ( ▲ 0.34% ) Accumulate Occidental on weakness as Berkshire’s increasing ownership and balance sheet improvement enhance long-term value.

  • $AXP ( ▲ 0.12% ) Build gradual exposure to American Express as its closed-loop model and high-spending clientele support long-term resilience.

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