Motley Fool identifies Visa, VeriSign and Coca-Cola as stable Buffett stocks
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Updated · The Motley Fool · May 8
Motley Fool identifies Visa, VeriSign and Coca-Cola as stable Buffett stocks
3 articles · Updated · The Motley Fool · May 8
The picks come as the S&P 500 rose more than 10% in April after falling nearly 6% in March, with Berkshire still holding Buffett-selected stakes after his 2025 exit.
Visa posted 9% payments-volume growth and 17% revenue growth last quarter, while VeriSign generated $1.66bn in 2025 revenue and $826m in net income.
Coca-Cola, Berkshire's third-largest holding at more than $30bn, has raised its dividend for 64 straight years, underscoring the appeal of durable cash flow during market volatility.
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