And now for some informed advice from a renowned investor who actually makes money for his clients, reports out that Berkshire Hathaway is upping its stake in Apple and Amazon, Announcement came out after the bell today.
Apple is Berkshire's largest holding. What genius. Apple currently logging an impressive 15% rise in stock since one year ago.
Yahoo Finance Live co-host Seana Smith examines several trending stocks making moves in after-hours trading, including Berkshire Hathaway increasing its stake in Apple.
Old guys Charlie and Warren give tacit approval for investment decisions. Value investing learned from their mentors Graham and Dodge long since abandoned.
Perhaps you are too unsophisticated and to absorb Hussman.
This comment from the guy who couldn’t explain Hussman’s voodoo math when asked.
All the math is right here, but you will not have it since it blows up your toad, obsessed Troll:
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Warren Buffett’s investment advice is timeless. We have lost track of the number of investing mistakes we have made over the years, but almost all of them fall into one of the 10 buckets of investm...
Old guys Charlie and Warren give tacit approval for investment decisions. Value investing learned from their mentors Graham and Dodge long since abandoned.
Can someone explain to me why Hussman get's mentioned on here over and over and over? His track record is abysmal. He's a total nobody and a failure. Literally has zero relevance. His continual mention on here as if he's some sort of guru is bizarre.
We bring him up because Igy worships him and we like giving Igy a hard time (good-heartedly). He has 4 funds. The lowest Morningstar rating is one star. Two of his funds are one-star (the very lowest). One is 2 star - second lowest. And the other fund is ZERO stars! When the lowest Morningstar rating is one star and your fund gets zero stars - that fund sucks even more than your other terrible funds.
"The only bear market low in history that occurred in the midst of a Fed tightening cycle was in 1987, at an S&P 500 forward operating P/E of less than 10, and a price/revenue multiple less than a quarter of today's level." -@hussmanjphttps://t.co/znuhyeyXbhpic.twitter.com/OHbiitGQkh
Though the bubbles typically collapse in not one, but a series of capitulations - each punctuated by a "fast, furious, prone-to failure" recovery - my impression is that investors are about to get a quick introduction to why this chart is popular among market historians. pic.twitter.com/fNR0tjzGp8