Greg Abel officially took over Berkshire Hathaway. In his recent shareholder letter, he noted that he isn't planning to make changes to their $311 billion stock portfolio and will hold onto big stakes like Apple and Coca-Cola. The article pointed out three specific holdings that look like solid buys right now: * Chubb (CB): Berkshire has an 8.8% stake. Their net income per share went up over 13% last year and the CEO expects continued double-digit earnings growth. * Alphabet (GOOG): They own a 0.3% position. Even with recent AI worries, earnings are expected to grow around 16% annually over the next few years. * Kraft Heinz (KHC): Berkshire kept its 27.5% stake after reportedly blocking a plan to split the business into two companies. Kraft Heinz is now investing $600 million into its core brands to improve profitability and trades at 12 times forward earnings.