Warren Buffett remains actively involved in Berkshire Hathaway’s investment strategy, despite stepping down as CEO. In a recent CNBC interview, he confirmed that he continues to go into the office daily, overseeing a portfolio that includes standout performers for 2026. Notably, Mitsubishi has emerged as Buffett’s top stock this year, with a remarkable 45% increase, bolstered by rising demand for LNG and aggressive stock buybacks.
Marubeni follows closely behind, with shares soaring over 350% in the past five years, thanks to its diversified operations and consistent shareholder returns. Meanwhile, U.S. dialysis provider DaVita has also impressed, gaining around 30% year-to-date, driven by strong earnings and strategic expansions into home health services.
For market professionals, these stocks exemplify Buffett’s preference for stable, resilient businesses. While Berkshire has not recently increased its positions in these companies, their solid fundamentals and growth potential could attract value and income investors looking for reliable options in a volatile market.
Source: fool.com