Warren Buffett’s surprising new tech pick

Warren Buffett is set to retire at the end of the year.

But before stepping down, he made one last major move—an investment in Alphabet, Google’s parent company.

Our AI Profit Predictor just flagged a trade in GOOG, using predictive artificial intelligence to forecast near-term moves. 

See how the signal works and what it’s showing now.

Berkshire Hathaway invested $4.3 billionin Alphabet during the third quarter—roughly 1.4% of its $300 billion equity portfolio.

It’s a surprising choice. Alphabet has been one of the least expensive big tech names based on price-to-earnings ratios. The market has worried that OpenAI’s ChatGPT could threaten Google’s core search business.

But Alphabet has moved fast—integrating AI directly into search, rolling out summaries, and expanding across its platforms. The result? Confidence is returning.

Shares have doubled since April and are now near an all-time high around $293. Even after that run, Alphabet trades at just 25x next year’s earnings—reasonable for a company still growing double digits.

While many tech stocks are stalling, GOOG continues to climb. So, where could it trade next?

Our AI Profit Predictor just identified three potential trades for November 19.

View the full analysis and trade ideas here.

Happy to send more details if helpful.

Ian Wyatt