Bank of America (BoA) has been making quite the buzz in the investment field over the past decade. An initial
$10,000 investment in BoA 10 years ago would have multiplied significantly, spotlighting the stock as a profitable long-term investment. However, the once steadfast supporter and prominent shareholder,
Warren Buffett, has been notably decreasing his stake in BoA, selling off 26% of Berkshire Hathaway's Bank of America shares. He instead shifted towards other promising financial juggernauts. Nevertheless, BoA is optimistic about future growth, predicting around a
390% surge for two 'Strong Buy' stocks. This comes even as Berkshire Hathaway compounds its cash pile to a record $325 billion, following sales of Apple and Bank of America shares. The investment realm appears divided, with
Gladstone Institutional Advisory buying 33,205 shares of BoA, while insiders reportedly show hesitancy by selling US$4.1m of shares. BoA also achieved
1.3% higher trading recently and reportedly stood out among Blue Chip stocks with low PE ratios. Despite Buffett's continued share offloading, which total almost $7 billion, BoA still holds a
bullish stance and remains a favorite among institutional investors.
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