Does Buffett Think Markets Will Tumble Soon?
At 94 years old, Warren Buffett remains perhaps the most-watched investor in the world. Every decision the value investing legend makes is carefully studied, often to determine his thoughts about the broader market and stock valuations.
This year has seen Buffett appear to turn more bearish than in any past period, with Berkshire Hathaway selling a net amount of $127 billion of stock in just the first three quarters. » Read more about: Does Buffett Think Markets Will Tumble Soon? »
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Airline Stocks Plummet Now, What’s The Best Play?
It’s a strange phenomenon that at this time of year the airline industry, which you might think sees an uptick in travel spending, actually sees share prices nosedive.
More specifically, the share prices of airlines goes down even as those companies tend to make more money in the coming months as travel demand spikes.
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60.2% Upside In This Forgotten Favorite
When we wrote about Apple’s bullish opportunity frankly we weren’t expecting it to be the only stock that held up in the market but the graphic below highlights just how awful Friday’s market was and how nothing escaped the onslaught but the Cupertino giant.
But what other stock could be on the verge of rising after a period of sustained underperformance?
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Red Hot Inflation, Volatility Soars And Scary Prediction
When the CPI news hit the wires, the market immediately started to sell off on Wednesday. Concerns rose that inflation, which many thought had tempered, was in fact red hot.
Translation: The Federal Reserve would be less likely to cut rates. And since rate cuts have been priced in, the only way for the market to go was down,
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AI Powerhouse Sees 853% Increase From Connecticut Billionaire
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has rapidly cemented its place as one of the most sought-after stocks after seizing the role of toll road through which all big tech must travel to enter the artificial intelligence ecosystem.
Recently, Nvidia drew interest from billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones, who raised his position by a staggering 853% to 273,294 shares,
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1 Reason Buffett Sold Apple That Nobody Saw Coming
An old dog can’t learn new tricks, or so the saying goes. But maybe an old sage can teach new tricks to those who think he’s taught them all.
That may well be the case with Warren Buffett now. For close followers, the adages made famous are internalized to the point that they can spout them out as if they came up with them by themselves.
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1 Top Healthcare Firm Set To Pop
UnitedHealth Group, with a market capitalization of around $454 billion, is the largest health insurer in the United States, serving nearly 50 million Americans.
It benefits from unparalleled market presence and scale that grants it significant bargaining power, which in turn ensures lower costs and higher margins compared to its competitors.
Over the past decade,
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CT man’s scheme nets $370K in Social Security, unemployment, and food stamp benefits
A Connecticut man has pleaded guilty to a charge related to a scheme to fraudulently obtain Social Security, unemployment, and food stamp benefits, according to federal authorities.
Ricardo Santiago, 59, of Hartford, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Vernon D. Oliver in Hartford to one count of wire fraud,