The Kraft Heinz Co

This trio of stocks in Berkshire Hathaway are undervalued according to our metrics.

The company's a pioneer in plant-based meat, but competition is set to intensify.

We suggest investors employ patience with the no-moat name.

These large companies lack economic moats and have negative moat trends--but we think they’re attractive nonetheless.

Here are our analysts' top ideas in each sector at the third quarter's end.

Shifting consumer health trends are having a big impact on the sector.

Ariel International's manager discusses why she emphasizes downside protection and what the market is getting wrong about many of the largest companies.

We still believe shares of the no-moat firm offer a significant margin of safety.

We're watching for Disney, Uber, and others this week.

Berkshire has traditionally benefited from being able to sniff out companies with moats, including for these holdings.

We expect Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger to comment on succession planning, Kraft Heinz, and what they plan to do with all that cash.

Here's Morningstar's take on the behemoth's common stock holdings.

Here are some of our analysts' best ideas across sectors.

Tobacco stocks present an underappreciated opportunity.

In his annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, Warren Buffett argues why the whole is much greater than the sum of its parts--and comments on that sizable cash stake.

We're lowering our fair value estimate for the no-moat firm in light of profit headwinds.

Acquisitions, investments, share repurchases, or dividends are some options.

Despite the dividend cut, profit contraction, and SEC investigation, we think shares are undervalued.

The firm also increased its stake in JPMorgan Chase and other financials.

Pruning losers can reduce the tax hit from rebalancing and mutual fund capital gains distributions.