Warren Buffett Seals His Legacy With Massive Google Gains

Core Insights - Warren Buffett's significant investment regret was missing Google's IPO, but Berkshire Hathaway has recently seen its stake in Alphabet grow by over $1.6 billion in under a year [1] - Alphabet has joined the $4 trillion market cap club, driven by the success of its Gemini 3 AI models and a deal with Apple for Siri [2] - Berkshire's investment in Alphabet has become its 10th-largest position, representing 1.6% of its investment portfolio [3] Investment Strategy - Buffett's investment in Google serves as a fitting conclusion to his career, showcasing that value investing can succeed in the tech-driven market [4] - The acquisition of 17.8 million shares aligns with Alphabet's shift towards AI, indicating a strategic pivot for Berkshire Hathaway [4] - As Buffett transitions to Chairman, the investment in Google reflects a diversification away from heavy reliance on Apple, positioning Berkshire for future growth under Greg Abel [5]