Why Buffett’s Latest Move Is So Scary
Buffett says he doesn’t time the market but when you look at his past moves, it’s clear that the old sage uses metrics that happen to coincide well with smart market timing.
Take his purchases at the bottom of the market in 2008-09 when he deployed almost 50% of his cash pile within the space of just a few weeks in October 2008. » Read more about: Why Buffett’s Latest Move Is So Scary »
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Investment Alert: 31.9% Upside In Healthcare Stock
Ivy Investment Alert: Buy Medtronic Under $80/share
Disclaimer: Ivy Investment Alerts have a medium to long-term time horizon. These do not constitute financial advice and you should contact a financial advisor before deciding whether it is appropriate for your individual circumstances.
Famously, Warren Buffett once said he looked out on the road and mused “if only I could set up a toll to capture a nickel from each car,
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$103 Price Target For This Low-Priced Stock
Ivy Investment Alert: Buy Datadog Under $65/share; Sell $85
Disclaimer: Ivy Investment Alerts have a medium to long-term time horizon. These do not constitute financial advice and you should contact a financial advisor before deciding whether it is appropriate for your individual circumstances.
Datadog offers a software platform for monitoring and analyzing the performance of cloud software infrastructure.
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Buffett Bets $66 Billion On Stock (Not Apple)
Since 2018, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger have been acquiring shares of a company that is not disclosed in Berkshire Hathaway 13F filings. In its most recent disclosures, Berkshire revealed it had bought shares of Apple, Louisiana Pacific and Paramount Global, while dumping shares of Taiwan Semiconductor, US Bancorp, Bank of New York Mellon, Chevron,
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Has The AI Bubble Officially Burst?
You’ll never guess who has turned bearish on AI? It seems one of the most prestigious names on Wall Street, Goldman Sachs, has done a U-turn and is betting against a continuation of the momentum previously seen in artificial intelligence stocks.
While Goldman has a long history of staying bullish, often for too long,
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Don’t Be Fooled By Gold
Gold has been on a tear in recent months and rightly so, it seems, looking at macro events. What started as an Israeli-Palestine conflict has escalated to include Iran, which in turn is leading to speculation that the US may be get involved, and by then war appears to be a real possibility. Worse still are the prospects for further expansion if other countries are brought into the fray,
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1 Indicator Has Been Right for 77 Years: What’s It Saying Now
Imagine having access to an indicator that has reliably predicted recessions with high accuracy for almost a century. Surprisingly, there is an indicator that has done just that, without receiving much mainstream attention.
This indicator was recently tallied at the end of February, so what does it say? Interestingly, the indicator’s reading contradicts the predictions of other signals that suggest a lingering bear market.
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S&P 500 meets China tariff relief
S&P 500 broke above the NFPs high, and tame unemployment claims are part of the story as China tariff standoff resolution is in the air increasingly more. That‘s been the tariff malaise I discussed in yesterday‘s video mapping the positioning for client gains swing and intraday (over 30pts ES and 140pts NDX).
With (all?) the ducks in a row as described to clients,