Warren Buffett: If Gold Went to $1000 I Still Wouldn’t Be a Buyer

Warren Buffett: If Gold Went to $1000 I Still Wouldn’t Be a Buyer Buffett discussed Bekshire’s succession plan and who might replace him and said, “I’ve used the pronoun he and it’s a he – he will be very good. Maybe 10 years or 15 years from now it will be a...

Buffet praises Bush and Obama for doing ‘the right things’ on

http://economicrisis.com/buffet-praises-bush-and-obama-for-doing-the-right-things-on-finance/7045 Buffet praises Bush and Obama for doing ‘the right things’ on finance US billionaire Warren Buffet said the US economy is moving in the right direction and praised the...

Gold’s Declining Price Is a Reversion to the Mean

Gold’s Declining Price Is a Reversion to the Mean Since the beginning of the economic crisis in 2008, conservatives have been predicting that inflation is right around the corner. They base this prediction on the vast increase in the money supply that the Federal...

Buffett Still Buying Stocks, Sees ‘Good Value’

http://economicrisis.com/buffett-still-buying-stocks-sees-good-value/1669 Buffett Still Buying Stocks, Sees ‘Good Value’ “Anything I bought at $80 I don’t like as well at $100. But if you’re asking me if stocks are cheaper than other forms of investment, in my...

Heinz bought by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway for $28bn

US billionaire Warren Buffett is set to buy food giant Heinz in a deal worth $28bn (£18bn). Mr Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway company and private equity firm 3G have agreed to take over the food company, famous...

Buffett investments value down 43%

It appears that nobody is above the fray."Feeling mauled by the seemingly undying bear market? Take a look at the year-to-date performance for some biggest of the big-name investors and consider yourself in good company:  Warren Buffett (Berkshire Hathaway): -43%Ken...

Buffett: Newspapers are in Permanent Decline

"According to Bankstocks.com, on May 6 at the annual Berkshire Hathaway shareholder meeting, famed investor and CEO Warren Buffett offered what sounds like a financial death knell for the newspaper business"

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