Should You Follow Warren Buffett’s Latest Moves? [View article]
This is good attempt to rationalize Warren Buffett's moves -- thank you.
But look again at this: "One reason why he might be selling solid dividend stocks such as Johnson & Johnson and Procter and Gamble could be that they haven’t fallen as much as the broader market, which makes them ideal for Buffett to deploy the funds in other beaten down sectors."
If Buffett sees greater value in other sectors, then shouldn't other investors too?
Be Like Buffett: Get Off the Roller Coaster [View article]
If you buy GE or GS you're on the other side of Buffett's trades -- you're paying him 10% a year, which drains your cash flow, and giving him warrants, which reduces your upside.
Should You Follow Warren Buffett’s Latest Moves? [View article]
But look again at this:
"One reason why he might be selling solid dividend stocks such as Johnson & Johnson and Procter and Gamble could be that they haven’t fallen as much as the broader market, which makes them ideal for Buffett to deploy the funds in other beaten down sectors."
If Buffett sees greater value in other sectors, then shouldn't other investors too?
Be Like Buffett: Get Off the Roller Coaster [View article]