There could be a pullback for stocks at any time, Buffett said, but warned against attempts to time the market. "People pay way too much attention to the short term." (Read more:Buffett: 'Shot Heard Around the World' Coming) Buffett said that bonds are a "terrible" investment right no...
Buffett has spoken out against speculative assets in recent years, instead preferring to highlight the value of productive assets such as stocks,real estate,bondsor farmland. Speculative assets such asgoldorcryptocurrenciesdon’t produce anything for their owners, so their price is entirely dependent...
Berkshire Hathaway now has a stake of about 32.5% in Sirius XM’s publicly traded stock, having become the top holder last month.
Even with the Dow hitting highs for the year around 9000, Buffett repeats his belief that stocks will outperform cash investments, such as Treasury notes, over the long-term. "I would much rather own equities at 9000 on the Dow than have a long investment in government bonds or a continuou...
But at the end of the day, Occidental is anything but a typical Buffett investment. It closed out the September quarter with close to $25.5 billion in net debt, which is quite a bit of leverage for a company tied at the hip to the spot price of crude oil. The Oracle of ...
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When investors are greedy and push the prices of stocks to the sky, Buffett becomes fearful, because a market plunge may soon follow. In contrast, when investors run away from the market or a specific stock, Buffett becomes more interested because prices are cheaper. When stocks are cheaper,...
Warren Buffett:Why stocks beat gold and bonds February 9,2012:05:00 AM ET In an adaptation(改编) from his upcoming shareholder letter,the Oracle of Omaha explains why equities almost always beat the alternatives over time. By Warren Buffett ...
Buffett takes this value investing approach to another level. Many value investors don't support theefficient market hypothesis (EMH), a theory that suggests that stocks always trade at their fair value. This makes it harder for investors to buy stocks that are undervalued or to sell them at ...
Buffett takes this value investing approach to another level. Many value investors don't support theefficient market hypothesis (EMH), a theory that suggests that stocks always trade at their fair value. This makes it harder for investors to buy stocks that are undervalued or to sell them at ...