Occidental Petroleum (OXY)

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The Oracle of Omaha has concentrated a majority of Berkshire's invested assets in a handful of his best ideas.

Buffett's relatively small investments could be big opportunities for individual investors.

As the oil and gas market approaches a rebound, tariff drama could put these two American companies in prime positions to lead the market.

As the United States draws oil inventory by the largest amount since December 2024, there could be bottlenecks sending oil prices higher.

Drillers packing up gear, rig count drops, potential signal of tighter oil supply. Investors should watch oil stocks, favoring efficient producers.

Several of the Oracle of Omaha's longtime favorites would be at home in most investors' portfolios.

U.S. oil prices increased on increased Ukraine-Russia tensions.

During the pre-market trading session on Monday, Shell PLC (NYSE: SHELL) and Occidental Petroleum Corp (NYSE: OXY) climbed 1.75% and 1.41%, respectively, whereas Exxon Mobil Corp (NYSE: XOM) and Chevron Corp (NYSE: CVX) climbed 0.88% and 0.85%, each oil prices witnessed more than 3% surge on Monday. This was because the OPEC+ group decided to maintain the output increase for July, mirroring the hikes of the previous two months.

According to Berkshire Hathaway's most recent filings, the investment firm has taken a position in a new stock.

The best way to manage the unknown is by avoiding it altogether. Owning businesses that are economically resilient doesn't hurt either.

Forever holdings and legal monopolies were on the Oracle of Omaha's buy list in the first quarter.