Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett has scored incredible investing wins over the years by picking great businesses with powerful competitive advantages. To put the Oracle of Omaha's track record in perspective, if you bought $1,000 worth of Berkshire shares when Buffett purchased a controlling stake in the business and became its CEO in May 1965, you would today own stock worth roughly $34.3 million.

Of course, Berkshire's current massive size makes it unlikely that its stock will deliver a performance like that again any time this century. With a market capitalization of $889 billion, it ranks as the world's eighth-most-valuable company. Delivering exponential growth becomes far more difficult at that level.

But taking some pages out of Buffett's investing playbook can still be a great way to score market-beating returns, and two Motley Fool contributors think following the Oracle of Omaha's lead on these two stocks below would be a great way to strengthen your portfolio.

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