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| | | ... still littered with warnings and cautions? The Australian Financial Review, for instance, published this story today, "Buffett's making hay but issues a weather warning". Last Friday, Reuters had this: "Dow record not necessarily a buy signal" and the ... |
| | | | ... Real bad news really...but also old news. 'Twas all about Buffet's bet last night, Virginia. Bloomberg reports that, "Buffett's Berkshire and 3G Capital agreed to buy Heinz as the billionaire chairman increases his bets on consumer products. The buyers ... |
| | | | ... below-average levels," we're close, if not standing right over it this very moment. Let's leave the closing remarks to Mr. Buffett. Take it away Warren. "The most common cause of low prices is pessimism - sometimes pervasive, sometimes specific to a ... |
| | | | ... however, that it took four months between the VIX peak in November 2008 and the S&P 500 low in March 2009. Investors doing a Buffett perhaps? Being greedy when everyone's fearful. |
| | | | Celebrity investor Warren Buffett has reminded investors that they and their clients only make money if they buy assets that go up in value and avoid assets that don't. Writing an opinion piece for CNN Money magazine, Buffett, regarded as a leader among ... |
| | | | ... will keep housing prices down, the prices of new homes are indicative of a rise, maintained Baur, who quipped that Warren Buffett's prediction that housing prices would not turn in his lifetime was indicative of the fact that "he's an old guy," rather ... |
| | | | ... But while this remains a matter of hope - and faith - two headlines don't leave anything to interpretation. CNN Money's "Buffett goes on $20 billion stock buying spree" and Bloomberg's "Buffett Broadens Portfolio by Investing $23.9B". According to Bloomberg ... |
| | | | ... options to help the economy. Bank of America shares continued to swing wildly on rumours, a day after billionaire Warren Buffett announced he would invest $5 billion in the beleaguered banking giant. More rumours surfaced that the bank would sell part ... |
| | | | ... committed and believing in the system?" said Cooper. "Or do people start saying, 'I'm over this stuff, I'm not Warren Buffett, the government's asking me to put my money in this thing called superannuation and it's just too volatile for me.'" The old ... |
| | | | ... drowned out by the noise of uncertainty -- this time, out of the Middle East and its impact on oil prices. But remember Mr. Buffett's wise words? "Tomorrow is always uncertain, and "prophets of doom" underestimate the U.S. ability to unleash potential. ... |
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