1 Reason the Final Stock Warren Buffett Bought Is the Ultimate Millionaire-Maker

The article highlights Berkshire Hathaway’s recent accumulation of Domino’s Pizza stock and lays out why Domino’s could be an attractive long-term investment. Berkshire established and added to a position across multiple quarters (buying 1.3M shares in Q3 2024 at ~$435 and 368k shares in Q4 2025 at ~$417), now owning about 3.35M shares (~9.9% of the company). The piece argues shares look undervalued (forward P/E ~17 vs five‑year avg ~26), notes a roughly $11B market cap, a dividend yield near 2.4% and a $1B buyback authorization. Market impact: Berkshire’s stake and steady buying can lend institutional credibility and could support DPZ shares, while buybacks and dividends boost shareholder returns. Risks include inflation pressure and demand disruption from GLP‑1 weight‑loss drugs. Overall tone is constructive toward Domino’s as a potential buy, though readers are cautioned to weigh the risks.