3 Stocks Warren Buffett Can’t Buy, but You Can
Warren Buffett has said that he made the best returns in the 1950s when he was managing a small pool of money that enabled him to be nimble and consider more ideas. Today, his Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-B)(NYSE: BRK-A) is a Goliath that manages a stock portfolio that's valued at more than $150 billion. That forces him to avoid small-cap stocks like Impinj, Inc. (NASDAQ: PI), WisdomTree Investments (NASDAQ: WETF), and National Beverage (NASDAQ: FIZZ) -- all of which our Motley Fool investors think are buys.
Todd Campbell (Impinj): Y'know what type of stocks don't show up in Warren Buffett's portfolio? Small-cap stocks. The Oracle of Omaha's company is simply too big to buy enough shares in fast-growing small-cap companies to move the needle.
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