Two Warren Buffett Stocks Poised for Market Outperformance

Warren Buffett's impending departure as Berkshire Hathaway CEO marks the end of an era, but his investment philosophy continues to offer valuable insights. Among Berkshire's 41 holdings, Amazon (AMZN) and Visa (V) stand out as prime candidates for long-term growth.

Amazon's diversified operations—spanning e-commerce, cloud computing, and digital media—position it for sustained expansion. While its North American and international segments currently operate at modest margins (7.5% and 4.1% respectively), global e-commerce growth and AI-driven efficiency gains could catalyze profitability. The company has already deployed over a million warehouse robots to optimize operations.

Visa's entrenched position in global payments infrastructure makes it a less conspicuous but equally compelling holding. Neither stock directly correlates with cryptocurrency markets, but their growth trajectories mirror the disruptive potential seen in leading blockchain projects.