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Warren Buffett Just Pressed the Sell Button on the Stock Market. But There Is a Silver Lining

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Sign Up For Free In Berkshire's fourth quarter 13-F , we learned that Buffett effectively pressed the sell button on the stock market (or at least on two funds that represent the market). Berkshire purchased far fewer stocks in 2024 than it sold. These moves can't be too big a surprise.

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This Vanguard ETF Could Be Your Complete Stock Portfolio Solution

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Many investors find themselves overwhelmed by the complexity of analyzing financial statements, understanding competitive advantages, and staying current with market developments. Low-cost exchange-traded funds (ETFs) offer a simpler path to diversification and staying invested for the long term. The fund's low 2.2%

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Your Emergency Fund Doesn't Belong in the Stock Market -- Here's Why

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Image source: The Motley Fool/Unsplash Building an emergency fund is a cornerstone of personal finance -- and once you've got that money saved, it's crucial to find the best place to keep it (and no, keeping it in your checking account isn't usually your best move). Your emergency fund could drop in value Stock investing isn't without risk.

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Here's How the Stock Market Correction Is Affecting This Major Cryptocurrency

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The current stock market correction has been difficult not just for equity investors, but also for crypto investors. And, right now, the one cryptocurrency on everyone's mind is Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) , which has historically been the bellwether for the crypto market. Wake up with Breakfast news in your inbox every market day.

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Ranked: The 3 Best Places to Put Your Money in 2025

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The interest you pay will eat up your savings and your investment returns. That's double the average annual return of the stock market. Think of it as a guaranteed double-digit return on your investment. 2 is building up a healthy emergency fund in a savings account -- and not just any savings account.

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5 Brilliant Growth Stocks to Buy Now and Hold for the Long Term

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For many, or most, of us, it's smart to aim for average returns, because they're rather powerful and they can be simple to achieve -- by socking money away in one or more low-fee, broad-market index funds such as one that tracks the S&P 500. Stock 1-Year Avg. Annual Return 3-Year Avg. Annual Return 5-Year Avg.

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Sorry, Stock Market Bears: Alphabet Just Showed Why This Top Index Fund Is Still a Buy

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So its report holds clues for where the stock market is headed. The company's shares jumped 5% following the report, but here's why it could trigger more gains in the broader market. The 10 stocks that made the cut could produce monster returns in the coming years. Image source: Getty Images.