WARREN BUFFETT: The stock market is 'virtually certain' to be worth far more

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    RealityBites
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    #422588
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    Anonymous
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    Too bad most of us have been driven into poverty by Obama restricting our abilities to invest! Oh well, at least I’m a happy guy no matter the weather…

    #422596
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    Hitman
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    Too bad most of us have been driven into poverty by Obama

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    this is the only stock i can afford to buy..
    i’ve been DIVORCE RAPED !!!

    #422610
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    Freeman_K
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    You are very likely to win if you do contrary to what yahoo and Warrent Buffet would like you to do.

    The choices we make, not the chances we take, determine our destiny

    #422686
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    Beer
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    I fully expect the market to be higher 10 years from now than it is today, simply because of inflation, but P/E ratios are pretty high right now…I have some money in the market I’m leaving in long term right now but what I’ve accumulated over the past few months from working and gains from a couple stock I sold for nice short term profits late last year is sitting on the side line waiting for a dip to buy in. If I get too much sitting on the sidelines waiting for a dip I’ll just pay off my mortgage balance…either way I’ll win…its just a matter of how much.

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    Hmskl'd
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    Those rare occasions when I manage to save up enough extra for a quarter ounce, I buy a $350 gold round and stash it. Just don’t trust the paper when things begin to plunge.

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    RoyDal
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    You are very likely to win if you do contrary to what yahoo and Warrent Buffet would like you to do.

    Beware the pronouncements of stock market “experts”, even Warren Buffett himself. They just might have an axe to grind, for instance they might want to get rid of some losers before their prices drop.

    Somebody once said only 5% of people who actively trade make money. The other 95% hand their money over to them.

    Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

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    General Ripper
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    Oh boy, I get to use this one again.

    The market is artificially inflated by “quantative easing”, monetary inflation (caused by QE and annual inflation), and this intangible thing called optimism right now.

    Anyone with a brain can look at our lacking manufacturing base, economy, and job numbers, and TRUE unemployment numbers, and know that it’s all bulls~~~.

    Lol, I’ll stick to precious metals and tangibles k thx bye.

    Women sense my power and they seek the life essence. I do not avoid women. But I do deny them my essence.

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    Repulsive Ralf
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    Of course he would say this, he wants to create confidence so that he gets a better price as he sells all his shares knowing that the whole fiat monetary system is about to completely collapse, to be replaced by the Bankers Dictatorship Global Currency that is due in 2018
    http://fortune.com/video/2017/02/15/warren-buffett-dumps-walmart-shares/

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    He’s probably right, since more and more people are looking to build wealth and acquire assets to escape poverty and working/middle class lifestyles their will likely be a massive increase of people who invest in the stock market.

    Half of people in the U.S don’t invest in any stocks at all and for the ones that do a lot invest in safe ones like mutual funds which have a very slow growth rate.

    The younger you are when you invest the sooner you can reap benefits of compound interest.

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