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Warren Buffett Sent Wall Street a $93 Billion Warning. History Says the Stock Market Will Do This Next

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The chart below shows (1) each year in which Berkshire was a net seller of stocks, (2) the total value of the stocks sold by Berkshire during the year, and (3) the S&P 500's return in the next year. billion in 2010, and the S&P 500 returned 0% in 2011. For instance, Berkshire's net stock purchases totaled $14.2

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The Stock Market's as Strong as It's Ever Been, but There's a Catch

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Unlike most of the time prior to 2000, now you need 20-year holding periods to ensure you're achieving the sorts of reliable returns you'd expect -- and need -- from the stock market. Ditto for Apple , which hasn't been quite the same since the late Steve Jobs stepped down as CEO back in 2011.

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Warren Buffett's $127 Billion Warning to Wall Street in 2024 Speaks Volumes About the Current State of the Stock Market

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When you run circles around the stock market's most-followed indexes, you tend to draw a lot of attention from the investing community. economy and stocks during annual shareholder meetings, as well as in his annual letter to shareholders. Currently, the stock market is historically expensive.

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Warren Buffett's $56 Billion Silent Warning to Wall Street May Portend Trouble for Stocks

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This past weekend, Omaha, Nebraska, was the destination for roughly 40,000 investors to attend Berkshire's annual shareholder meeting. economy, and the stock market. The culprit for this consistent net-selling activity looks to be a historically pricey stock market and the irrational behavior of some of its participants.

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Warren Buffett's Unprecedented $132 Billion Warning to Wall Street Can't Be Ignored Any Longer

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Buffett releases his annual letter to shareholders. Buffett speaks candidly with investors during Berkshire's annual shareholder meeting. economy and stock market. During his company's annual shareholder meeting in May, the Oracle of Omaha opined that corporate tax rates were likely headed higher in the future.

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Warren Buffett's $189 Billion Subtle Warning to Wall Street Shouldn't Be Ignored

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CEO Warren Buffett held his company's first annual shareholder meeting in the cafeteria of a subsidiary and drew a few dozen people. economy, and select stocks held by Berkshire. Locking in gains at a lower tax rate is something that he believes Berkshire's shareholders will come to appreciate. billion to close out 2023.

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Warren Buffett's Once-Silent Warning to Wall Street Has Turned Into a $277 Billion Deafening Roar

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Many lengthy books have been written highlighting the formula the rightly named "Oracle of Omaha" has used to deliver outsized gains for his shareholders. However, betting on the long-term success of the American economy doesn't mean it's always a good time to put your money to work in the stock market. per share.

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