Julie Morgan

In today's edition of the Wall Street Breakfast newsletter, we're covering the outlook for 2026.

And as you prepare to update your portfolio this year, we're also having a Top Stocks 2026 event.

There's still time to register.

It's for members only, and it's coming up on Tuesday, the 6th of January, so just around the corner.

It starts at noon.

I'll leave a link to register in the show notes section.

President Trump has delayed tariff hikes for upholstered furniture, kitchen cabinets and vanities for an additional year.

These tariff hikes were previously slated to begin on New Year's Day.

The 25 percent tariff on certain upholstered furniture, kitchen cabinets and vanities, which was imposed last September, will remain in effect.

The White House said the tariff hikes were delayed to allow for further negotiations with other countries, given ongoing productive talks regarding imports of wood products.

Warren Buffett's tenure as the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway came to an end on Wednesday.

The stock closed slightly lower on his final day, which was also the final day of 2025.

Its Class B shares ended at $502.65, down 0.21%, while Class A shares closed at $754,800, down 0.1%.

Buffett's six-decade era in global investing began in 1965.

Greg Abel, who is 63 years old, assumed the CEO role on New Year's Day, succeeding the 95-year-old Buffett, who remains chairman.

Now for a look at what's trending on Seeking Alpha.

We have a look at what analysts are predicting for this year.

Bain Capital enters a $344 million deal to buy parent company of South Korea's athleisure brand.

and Chinese AI chipmaker Byron jumps 100% on its Hong Kong IPO debut.

On Wall Street at this early hour, we've talked about the fact that the Dow S&P and Nasdaq futures are in the green.