Oracle Corp (ORCL)

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Buffett bought shares of this stock for 23 straight quarters, but suddenly stopped last year.

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Larry Ellison's ambition to beat Amazon in cloud computing — fueled by what he once called "all the disadvantages necessary for success" — is gaining traction, as Oracle's cloud business surges and his net worth hits $307 billion.

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After buying shares at the start of the year, Buffett's reversing course on a longtime holding.

Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) is poised to become the fourth-largest global hyperscaler, according to a recent analysis by Bernstein.

After 24 consecutive quarters of purchasing a stock that's gained almost 5,750,000%, the Oracle of Omaha has suddenly gone a full year without buying one share.