Berkshire Hathaway's recent 13F filing has revealed the stocks purchased by Greg Abel, the new CEO, in his first quarter without Warren Buffett. Among the seven stocks, Delta Air Lines stands out as the best of the bunch, with a significant purchase valued at $2.6 billion. However, Alphabet is the pick from a future-oriented standpoint, given its strong position in AI, cloud services, and autonomous ride-hailing. While Macy's and Lennar are relatively inexpensive, Alphabet is well-positioned to profit from major technology trends. The New York Times Company's purchase is attributed to its successful digital initiatives, and Berkshire Hathaway's stock buys in Q1 make sense overall. However, the best of the bunch is Alphabet, which is clearly the best from a future-oriented perspective.
