
However, despite these excellent results, I am staying away from oil stocks right now. This may help boost the Occidental share price further. Once it manages to pay an additional $1.7bn of debt, the company’s focus will be to expand the $3bn share repurchase programme. These excellent results allowed the company to repay $3.3bn of debt. Without the inclusion of a $2.6bn non-cash tax benefit, adjusted income reached $2.1bn, far higher than the $346m loss reported in the same period last year. For instance, in Q1, the company reported net income of $4.7bn, which was a record for the company. As the price of oil has surged, the oil giant has been able to post extremely large profits. An investment I would avoidīuffett has continued to buy Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY) over the past few months. This could offer a further form of growth. I am also encouraged by its further move into finance, through its new buy now, pay later service. The company is in excellent financial shape, as shown by a recent $90bn increase to the share repurchase programme. For instance, it has warned that due to strict Covid-19 lockdowns in China and supply constraints, revenue is likely to be hit by around $4bn to $8bn in the third quarter.Įven so, I am happy to buy more Apple stock in the next few months. However, the company is not immune to macroeconomic worries. This demonstrates that Apple has dealt well with inflationary pressures and continued reporting strong growth. At the same time, net income reached over $25bn, up from $23.6bn the year before. In the recent second quarter, it posted record revenues of $97.3bn, up 9% year on year. The group is performing excellently right now. I believe that now is a good time to add to my own position. Recently, he has been adding to his position, buying around another $600m worth of Apple stock in Q1.

Warren Buffett first started building a stake in Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) in 2016 and has made around a 400% return since then. One of Warren Buffett’s most successful investments Here’s one of his investments I would buy and one I am staying clear of.

Instead, I opt to do my own thorough research.

Therefore, I do not blindly follow Buffett’s investments. He also admitted that he paid far too much for Kraft Heinz, which was one of his largest purchases. Since this moment, the airlines have recovered well. For example, a few years before the pandemic, he made investments into all four major US airlines, before selling them at the lows of the pandemic. That is not to say that all of Buffett’s investments have been great. Indeed, since becoming CEO of Berkshire Hathaway in 1965, he has managed to deliver a return of 3,600,000% for the company’s shareholders. Warren Buffett is known as one of the greatest investors of all time.
