Happy Monday! Warren Buffett just made one of his most fascinating portfolio moves in years — quietly taking a new position in a major tech titan while trimming some of Berkshire’s most iconic holdings. Read on for all the changes. 

Also, as tech and AI leaders stumble with some facing steep corrections, an unexpected corner of the market is suddenly breaking out and drawing in smart money at a pace not seen in years. Click here to see which sector is taking the crown.

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In Today's Edition

• MARKET RECAP

• MARKET HEATMAP

• FIVE ZINGERS

• SPECIAL OFFER

• MARKET HISTORY

Warren Buffett And Berkshire Hathaway Reveal Their Most Recent Buys And Sells — Here Are All The Changes

Warren Buffett just made one of his most intriguing portfolio shifts in years — quietly opening a new stake in a tech titan while dialing back exposure to some of Berkshire’s most iconic holdings.

The latest 13F shows a new position, several additions and trims and a surprising exit, hinting at where the Oracle of Omaha sees both risk and opportunity emerging next.

Click here to see the full list and the top 10 holdings.

LogicMark’s Patented Care Village Digital Twin Uses AI To Run Sophisticated Predictive Models To Enhance Senior Care

Proactive is better than reactive, and LogicMark Inc. (LGMK) is making that a reality with Care Village Digital Twin.

It is an AI-powered system that creates a real-time virtual twin of the person under monitoring. The virtual twin analyzes the person’s data to predict future outcomes, enabling caregivers to take proactive steps.

Take the 65-year-old woman who typically walks 10,000 steps a day but drops to 5,000 a day. The AI system analyzes her data and compares it with data of similar-aged women, predicts a fall may be imminent, and automatically alerts her caregivers. They can then take steps to prevent a fall. That’s just one example of what this patented technology can do.

To learn more about the potential this technology has to revolutionize elder care, click here. 

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Last Week: U.S. indexes ended mixed on Friday, with the Nasdaq rebounding a bit after the big tech selloff. The S&P 500 ended slightly negative, the Dow took a dive; however, all three indexes recovered significantly from Friday’s intraday lows. Yet, despite all the volatility, the S&P 500 and Dow managed to eke out weekly gains, while the Nasdaq was in the red for the second consecutive week. With regards to future rate cuts, market sentiment continues to fall with expectations for a December Fed rate cut now down to a 45% chance after being as high as 90% just two weeks ago. Meanwhile, Bitcoin extended its four-day slide, falling below $95,000 for the first time since May. Oil gained more than 2% after a Ukrainian strike halted exports from a Russian port, and gold sank over 3% amid the broader market sell-off.

On Our Radar: We are in the homestretch of the earnings season, with all eyes on Home Depot (HD), Medtronic (MDT), PDD Holdings (PDD) and Baidu (BIDU), which all report before the market opens tomorrow.

Chip stocks led the Nasdaq higher with Micron (MU) and Super Micro (SMCI) being some of the biggest winners of the day. Meanwhile, Netflix (NFLX) and UnitedHealth (UNH) were some of the biggest losers. But those weren’t the only companies making big moves. Here’s a look at some of the biggest winners and losers on Friday.

Discover how the market is moving with our interactive heatmap. Filter by market cap, or click on any box to explore specific sectors or assets in more detail.

Magic Kingdom Miss: Disney’s earnings missed Wall Street’s expectations. Here’s what analysts are saying and a look at the new price targets.

“Crazy Short”: Elon Musk calls Bill Gates crazy for his continued short position in Tesla. Read on to see what could happen next in this billionaire standoff.

Ticket Tumble: StubHub’s latest earnings rattled investors, raising questions about the company’s near-term outlook. Here’s what analysts are saying, including a surprising new price target.

Deal Or No Deal: There’s been a wave of major auctions and buyouts. Click to see which companies are on the block, which ones are off and which ones are making the biggest moves.

Top Stories: Here’s a look at the top stocks making headlines this past week, with key developments sparking interest from both bulls and bears.

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On This Day In 2010…

General Motors made its highly anticipated return to the public markets with an initial public offering priced at $33 per share, issuing 478 million shares. This marked a pivotal moment for the company, which had undergone bankruptcy and government-led restructuring during the 2008–2009 financial crisis. The IPO raised $11.7 billion from the sale of U.S. Treasury-held shares, helping the government recoup a significant portion of its bailout investment, and brought the total proceeds, including overallotments, to approximately $23.1 billion. As of today, the company has a market cap of $67 billion.

QUOTE OF THE DAY

“If past history was all there was to the game, the richest people would be librarians.“

— Warren Buffett

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