Lastly, Sirius XM Holdings is a cheap stock in a very pricey market. It's trading at 8.5 times forecast earnings for 2025, which represents a 46% discount to its average forward P/E ratio over the trailing-five-year period. When coupled with a 3.8% dividend yield, it's easy to see why Sirius XM is a top stock Warren Buffett wants to own in 2025.

The beloved consumer brand recently purchased by the Oracle of Omaha has skyrocketed by roughly 7,000% since its public debut 20 years ago.

Kraft Heinz (NASDAQ: KHC) and American Express (NYSE: AXP) emerge as standout picks, offering investors compelling opportunities for both growth and stability heading into 2025.

It has a massive market cap of $482 billion. This huge value has come from impressive shareholder gains. Since Mastercard's initial public offering in 2006, the company has generated a total return of 12,470%. This means that a $1,000 investment made back then would be worth $126,000 today.