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Berkshire Hathaway stock has wildly outperformed the market over these past few decades, delivering a total gain of 5,502,284% in per-share market value vs. 39,054% for the S&P 500. Today, Berkshire Hathaway has joined the ranks of the $1 trillion market cap club, and investors everywhere follow Buffett\’s trades and guidance to become more successful investors.

Apparently, it was a combination of factors. First, there were *five* price target raises from analysts. I don’t know, five? Seems a little excessive. It’s like they’re just trying to one-up each other. “I’m raising the target, no, I’m raising the target more!” It’s like a pricing war at the dollar store. But, hey, fine, let’s move on.

And so, as is often the case when a broad market index moves steadily upwards, there are always a few bold performers that steal the show. In September, we saw the usual suspects-companies that, with a little nudge here and there, manage to turn the world upside down. Enter stage left: Warner Brothers Discovery (WBD), AppLovin (APP), and Western Digital (WDC). Let’s take a quick wander through this odd little parade.

The catalyst? A little good news from a recent acquisition: Ambry Genetics, the California-based genetic testing company Tempus picked up back in February. Ambry decided to drop a bombshell with its announcement this week: a major update to its cancer risk assessment platform, the CARE Program. This little tweak integrates breast density data into the Tyrer-Cuzick tool for more accurate breast cancer risk assessments. A move that could mean life or death, depending on which side of the betting table you’re sitting on.

The fintech superstar is a lot more than meme trades today. It serves a large and growing consumer base with an increasing array of services, and it has a lot more up its sleeve. But can it keep this up during the next three years? Let\’s see what might be happening at Robinhood in 2028.