For a long time now, Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett has been making heaps of money for his shareholders. Shares of the holding company have gained an unimaginable 3,371,367% since he took the reigns in 1965.

Buffett prefers buying great businesses whole, but Berkshire Hathaway also sports a large equity portfolio chock-full of income-generating stocks. Here are two stocks Berkshire owns that look like smart ones to buy now and hold for the long run.

Johnson Johnson (NYSE: JNJ), or J, recently spun out its consumer health unit into a new company called Kenvue. Now, the 137-year-old business can focus on operating segments that are growing much faster -- medical technology and pharmaceuticals.

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