Gabelli Fund Keeps Berkshire at 3.1% of Assets
The fund’s June portfolio showed a sizable Berkshire position, citing the conglomerate’s cash reserves, varied businesses and long-term record.

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The fund’s June portfolio showed a sizable Berkshire position, citing the conglomerate’s cash reserves, varied businesses and long-term record.

The fund points to Rogers’ Canadian telecom scale and a plan to unlock value from its expanding sports and media assets.

Polaris highlighted ORIX’s bank sale and larger buyback, while investors weigh one-time gains against the company’s longer-term growth plans.

The fund’s second-quarter letter points to Sony’s reach across gaming, music, film and image sensors as the case for holding the stock.

The selloff followed ambitious 2029 targets, while recent growth and new AI security products offer investors reasons to keep watching.

Co-President Jim DeMare cited a resilient U.S. economy as the bank pursues wealth, overseas banking and AI-driven productivity.

The renovation push follows a sharp sales rebound, but Starbucks must convert busier stores into sustained profits.

The paint-shop project backs a major U.S. factory as Washington questions Ford’s links to Chinese battery and auto companies.

The investor held Alibaba through June despite China weighing on returns, while new AI plans sharpen the opportunity and the spending risks.

The decade-long support plan backs franchisee renovations and technology, as McDonald’s seeks stronger sales and more efficient restaurant operations.

The analyst kept a Neutral rating as Cisco shares fell 4.5%, despite strong recent results and a sizable AI-revenue forecast.

The chain will back restaurant upgrades and pursue chicken growth after U.S. sales trailed Burger King’s sharply in the second quarter.

HST’s quarterly payout is modest beside its updated FFO outlook, but hotel upgrades and a one-off special dividend complicate the income picture.

The Walnut Creek acquisition deepens Sonic’s luxury footprint, but falling per-vehicle profits and weaker adjusted earnings sharpen the execution test.

Luis Muller sold 55,794 shares but retained a large stake as Cohu’s sales and AI-related outlook improved in its latest quarter.

The analyst’s 8% to 9% fourth-quarter growth forecast raises questions about market-share gains, while Citi’s client data offer a counterpoint.

New hotel deployments add payment volume and software reach, but Flywire still needs to turn rapid growth into healthier gross margins.

AI enthusiasm and stronger results have lifted Intel sharply, but investors still need proof that growth can translate into a healthier foundry business.

The activist is pressing for a banker-led review after a steep quarterly loss, as Six Flags tries to stabilize attendance and reset its park portfolio.

Record sales and wider margins give Protolabs momentum, but scaling from prototypes to production will test its operating model.

A bullish valuation model sees room for a sharp rerating, but Alphabet’s costly infrastructure build leaves little margin for execution slips.

McDonald’s has stronger dividend coverage today, while Starbucks’ improving sales and cash flow give its recovery story a credible case.

SHAZ has signed multibillion-dollar AI infrastructure commitments, but quarterly sales remain small as the company races to deploy capacity.

Wang Yanjun’s sale totaled about $250,000, while a second filing disclosed another 2,400-share disposal days later.
