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Buffett continues to bet on a stock market crash

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  • jon-nycJ Offline
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    They’re probably earning more like 4% but still there’s some opportunity cost there.

    If you don't take it, it can only good happen.

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    • HoraceH Offline
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      #10

      Yeah I guess it's in cash equivalents with sufficient liquidity, earning something or other.

      Education is extremely important.

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      • kluursK Offline
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        So, what do we recommend for Buffet to ensure he'll not outlive his investments?

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        • HoraceH Horace

          @Axtremus said in Buffett continues to bet on a stock market crash:

          Maybe he just doesn't want to do too much now as he nears retirement, leaving more big decisions to his successor.

          Keeping cash is as big a decision as investing it is.

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          @Horace said in Buffett continues to bet on a stock market crash:

          @Axtremus said in Buffett continues to bet on a stock market crash:

          Maybe he just doesn't want to do too much now as he nears retirement, leaving more big decisions to his successor.

          Keeping cash is as big a decision as investing it is.

          Yet one that can be easily changed.

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          • MikM Offline
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            It may be part of his decision to give away the fortune.

            "You cannot subsidize irresponsibility and expect people to become more responsible." — Thomas Sowell

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            • AxtremusA Axtremus

              @Horace said in Buffett continues to bet on a stock market crash:

              @Axtremus said in Buffett continues to bet on a stock market crash:

              Maybe he just doesn't want to do too much now as he nears retirement, leaving more big decisions to his successor.

              Keeping cash is as big a decision as investing it is.

              Yet one that can be easily changed.

              HoraceH Offline
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              @Axtremus said in Buffett continues to bet on a stock market crash:

              @Horace said in Buffett continues to bet on a stock market crash:

              @Axtremus said in Buffett continues to bet on a stock market crash:

              Maybe he just doesn't want to do too much now as he nears retirement, leaving more big decisions to his successor.

              Keeping cash is as big a decision as investing it is.

              Yet one that can be easily changed.

              Open market stock investments are easily changed.

              Education is extremely important.

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              • kluursK kluurs

                So, what do we recommend for Buffet to ensure he'll not outlive his investments?

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                @kluurs said in Buffett continues to bet on a stock market crash:

                So, what do we recommend for Buffet to ensure he'll not outlive his investments?

                Give it all to me and I will support him and his wife until they die.

                That’s the kind of guy I am, I don’t even know them yet I’m willing to assume their longevity risk.

                If you don't take it, it can only good happen.

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                • HoraceH Offline
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                  Michael Burry of Big Short fame took out a bunch of shorts on AI plays like PLTR and NVDA last quarter. They're all deeply underwater by now, presumably, but maybe they'll pay off eventually.

                  Education is extremely important.

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                    I'd have to imagine they'll come back to earth eventually. The valuations are pretty bananas, but who knows. I got lucky buying PLTR a few years ago at like $6, so a few months ago when it was at $160 I sold like 30%. Of course it's like $190 now...

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                      Ha guess it was at $210 yesterday but is down 15% today.

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