Buffett and the Limits to 'Awaiting Better Times' [View article]
When the market tanks another 50% from here, Buffett doesn't lose much. He just sells a few BRK.A to cover expenses and waits more. Can you afford to do the same? Good for you if you do.
Stocks are reasonably valued right now considering expected earnings. However those earnings most probably will not stick with us till Q1-Q2 2009, at which time your past purchase now will seem much overvalued.
Buffett doesn't care, he's willed his moneys away at his death, doesn't stand to lose anything.
Share buyback=time to sell after the spike up. It's the second most terrible thing after employee stock options. IMO both should be prohibited by law (Yes I am serious!).
That's my point exactly, that we haven't heard much if anything about the younger generation of managers, it's all about Buffet and Munger. Thus the "next gen" is a huge risk.
That's a big unknown as Munger is no spring chicken himself. We haven't heard much of the younger management. And after Buffet goes Gates foundation may start slowly realizing the shares Buffet donated. All downhill since $150,000 tops?
Buffett and the Limits to 'Awaiting Better Times' [View article]
Stocks are reasonably valued right now considering expected earnings. However those earnings most probably will not stick with us till Q1-Q2 2009, at which time your past purchase now will seem much overvalued.
Buffett doesn't care, he's willed his moneys away at his death, doesn't stand to lose anything.
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