Would Warren Buffett buy this stock?
Short answer
Nobody can speak for Buffett, but you can check a stock against the criteria he has published. On invest-like, open invest-like.com/buffett/<ticker>/ (for example /buffett/ko/ for Coca-Cola): you get a 0-100 Buffett-Fit Score, a checklist of six Buffett metrics ranked against the stock's sector, and the reasoning across four tests (owner mindset, durability, capital allocation, margin of safety).
What matters
The score is computed daily from current fundamentals with a published formula, so two people checking the same stock get the same answer.
Seven frameworks are scored side by side, so you also see whether Graham, Lynch or Munger would disagree.
How to check
- 1Go to invest-like.com/buffett/ and type the company or ticker.
- 2Read the score and the checklist; the free plan includes 3 full analyses per week.
- 3Open the Boardroom to see Buffett, Graham, Lynch and Greenblatt argue it out and reach a Yes or No.
Questions
Does Buffett own this stock?
Berkshire's actual holdings come from its 13F filings; invest-like scores fit with Buffett's criteria, which is a different question from what Berkshire holds today.
What score counts as a Buffett stock?
60 and above is treated as a fit on invest-like; 85 and above is a textbook Buffett business.
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Reviewed 2026-09-27. Educational only, not investment advice.