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Buffett Poised to Take Center Stage Again at Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting
"The Buffett Indicator" is showing a Call signal! After experiencing severe turmoil, is the U.S. stock market facing a historical bottom-buying opportunity?
The Indicators are currently at 180%, close to the levels after last year's brief severe sell-off, indicating that the stock market is relatively cheap in terms of valuation. However, in comparison, this valuation indicator is still higher than the general levels observed during past market bottoms, including the sell-off triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020, when the indicator dropped to nearly 100%.
Focusing on the Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Meeting: Buffett has been steering Berkshire for 60 years. How has Berkshire performed?
In a year of turbulence in the stock market, Berkshire Hathaway has shown stability. As tariff fluctuations impact the USA business community, Shareholders will seek reassurance from Warren Buffett this weekend, confirming that the company remains under his reliable management. At the annual Shareholder meeting held this Saturday in Omaha, Nebraska, the 94-year-old billionaire will mark his 60th year at the helm of this 1.15 trillion dollar Conglomerate that he has built. Buffett will spend four and a half hours answering Shareholder questions, which typically focus on Berkshire's Operation Business, market trends, economic conditions, life philosophy, and this "Omaha.
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Tonyco : It's a trap!
Dan’l OP Tonyco : Ain’t everything, though?
BuUut, seriously: even under the best circumstances, all this built-up desire to invest coupled with the fear of missing out pushes prices too far, and they fall back.
Under these circumstances, with talk of tariffs and stup!d so-called truths? The whole thing can get squirrelly at any moment… best to buy as it’s going up, and sell when it stops climbing; then, repeat. ~;-)