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Warren Buffett's $348 Billion Warning to Wall Street, and Why the Stock Market May Crash
Berkshire Hathaway reported a record $348 billion cash position in the first quarter, which suggests Warren Buffett thought most stocks were too expensive. The S&P 500 currently has a cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings (CAPE) ratio above 34, a valuation that has historically preceded stock market crashes.
Back in 2003, Buffett wrote a Fortune article with the striking title: “America's Growing Trade Deficit Is Selling The Nation ...
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Barefoot Investor has warned about market complacency and lambasted Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ proposed tax on unrealised capital gain, saying there is “no way he’ll get away with it”. Less than 50 days ...
including an ominous warning from Buffett to investors. Let's talk about what Buffett said and how to prepare. At the meeting, Buffett talked about current market turbulence, but he doesn't ...
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Since, the indexes have recouped some of their losses, but the market environment remains uncertain. Against this backdrop, Buffett has sent a new $348 billion warning to Wall Street.
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