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Warren Buffett's Favorite Stock That's Up 107,400% Since 1990 Is Still a Buy. Here's Why.

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Warren Buffett's Favorite Stock That's Up 107,400% Since 1990 Is Still a Buy. Here's Why.

Buffett may have trimmed his conglomerate's position in this stock in recent years, but it remains an exceptional company.

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