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2 No-Brainer Buys During a Stock Market Crash

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Fears of a stock market crash appear to have subsided over the last year. The worst of the bear market that began in 2022 has turned into a rebound this year, driven in part by excitement over new generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and signs that the economy has been more resilient than expected.

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3 Reasons to Stay Away From CDs, Even With Rates at 5.60%

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Considering that the first CD I ever owned had a 0.50%-ish APY (it was 2011), these rates are surely not to be taken for granted. T-bills have almost identical rates -- but with an added tax benefit Treasury bills (T-bills) are issued by the U.S. Over the last 50 years, the stock market has averaged a 10% annual return.

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Warren Buffett Has Nearly 50% of Berkshire Hathaway's Investable Portfolio in 1 Incredibly Safe Bet

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His $75 billion sale of Apple stock during the second quarter cut Berkshire's remaining position nearly in half. Buffett's stated reasoning for that move was that he wanted to take advantage of the current corporate tax rate. It wouldn't make sense to sell an asset well below its value to save on taxes.

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Billionaire Warren Buffett Sold 26% of Berkshire's Stake in Bank of America and Is Piling Into a Financial Juggernaut That's Soared 33,000% Since Its IPO

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The all-important question is: Why would Warren Buffett jettison over $10 billion worth of his favorite bank stock? One possible (benign) catalyst for this selling activity is tax implications. The worry for investors is that Buffett's aggressive selling of Bank of America stock has to do with much more than just taxes.

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

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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. Thus, locking in some profits at a historically lower corporate tax rate would, in hindsight, be viewed favorably by his company's shareholders.

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Looking for Passive Income? These 3 High-Yield Dividend Stocks Cut You a Check Monthly.

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Investing in the stock market is a great way to build long-term wealth. Dividend stocks can provide investors with steady, reliable paychecks. Since its public debut in 2011, Stag has gone from owning just 93 properties to 573, establishing itself as a powerhouse in the U.S. industrial-property landscape.

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

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During his annual Q&A with investors, Warren Buffett suggested that tax reasons were behind the hefty reduction in its Apple stake. The Oracle noted that while the peak marginal corporate income tax rate is currently 21%, fiscal policy changes are liable to increase this figure in the future. stock market -- and you should, too.

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