Every two or three weeks, I see another article published on how Warren Buffett’s holding company, Berkshire Hathaway, is underperforming the S&P 500 and how his cash pile of over $128B is a giant waste – since it could be making his shareholders a fortune, had it been invested in this late-stage bubble surge.
The smart cats that graduate from Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and other prestigious universities have been trying for years – even decades – to figure out how to replicate the market performance of Warren Buffett.
Charlie Munger, now 95 years old, is one of the most blatant and clear-cut speakers I’ve ever encountered.
I’ve been studying the released interviews of the world’s wealthiest investors for some days now. From top to bottom, billionaires are WORRIED.
The Federal Reserve is shamelessly lying. It isn’t the first time, either.