What Buffett and the World’s Top Five Stock Traders Invest In

Warren Buffett, the world’s richest stock trader has maintained his hold of that ranking for decades. Other stock diviners are out there, too. Stephen Schwartzman. Ken Griffins. Jim Simmons. Masayoshi Son. All in pecking order.  But the Oracle of Omaha tops the chart—with $135 billion net worth. Schwartzman, $13.8 billion; Griffins, $36.4 billion; Simmons, $31.4; and Son, $31.2 billion

How do these top-most guys pick their stocks, beat the market, and make these tons of money over the years? No secret sauce that enhances their choices. But they have techniques—some mathematical; they have philosophies of investment—growth stock, profit stock, etc. They have experience, too.

Stock markets around the world have been in a tailspin. Except Argentina’s and Nigeria and few others currently wearing the tag best-performing. But by nature, bourses thrive in cycles of busts and booms. With their experience, these top-notchers dissect the market almost fairly accurately most times. And you can take it to the bank when they give you tips-off. 

Here’s how the world’s top five stock traders hold positions (portfolios) in the stock market.

Buffett

Apple (AAPL).

Bank of America (BAC).

American Express Co. (AXP).

Coca-Cola Co. (KO).

Chevron (CVX).

Occidental Petroleum (OXY).

Kraft Heinz (KHC).

Moody’s Corp. (MCO)

Schwartzman

Cheniere Energy Partners

Energy Transfer

Core Bridge Financial

Gates Industrial Cororation

First Energy

Vier Energy

Griffins

Nvidia

Amazon. 

Meta 

Simmons

United Therapeutics Corporation 

Netflix

Nvidia Corporation

Vertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated (

Airbnb

Palantir

Uber

Novo Nordisk A

Tesla

Gilead Sciences

Apple

Crowdstrike

ExxonMobil

Son

SoftBank Corp

Yahoo! and Alibaba

Arm Holdings

Sprint Corporation

Solar power

Vision Fund