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Warren Buffett may be busy buying U.S. stocks at "bargain" prices, but it appears not many investors enthusiastically followed his lead today.
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Warren Buffett is the nation's most generous billionaire, according to a new ranking by Condé Nast's Portfolio Magazine.
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Warren Buffett wants the world to know that it's time to get greedy right now, as fear sends stock prices plunging across the globe. Using the widely-read opinion pages of The New York Times, Buffett writes that he's been buying U.S stocks for his personal account, picking up a "slice of America's future at a marked-down price."
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This is the text of Warren Buffett's New York Times opinion piece headlined "Buy American. I Am." In it, Buffett explains why he's been buying U.S. stocks for his personal account despite (due to, really) all the bad economic and market news that has Wall Street gripped with fear.
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All three of Warren Buffett's recent live interviews with CNBC (Goldman and General Electric investments, House passage of the bailout bill) are now available for download as a PDF (Acrobat) document.
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Warren Buffett took a break recently from making multi-billion dollar investments in American business icons to play the ukulele with two musicians who, unlike the Omaha billionaire, actually make a living as professional musicians.
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As the stock market's wild moves downward have average Americans worried about their financial futures and looking for leadership, it's important to keep Warren Buffett's reassuring words about the long-run in mind.
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Just weeks after losing his title of "America's Richest Billionaire," Warren Buffett is number one again. Forbes Magazine is out with a September update to its Forbes 400 list of the richest people in the United States. October may be another story.
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Warren Buffett's name was mentioned during last night's debate by both John McCain and Barack Obama as a potential Treasury Secretary, but it seems extremely unlikely Buffett would ever give up Berkshire Hathaway and Omaha and relocate to Washington.
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Despite coming with glowing words of praise for General Electric and Goldman, Warren Buffett's big investments in the two companies haven't moved the stocks higher in the short-term.
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Warren Buffett's latest moves to boost confidence and make money have The New York Times hearing echoes of J.P. Morgan's effective response to the financial crisis of 1907.
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In a live telephone interview today (Friday) on CNBC, Warren Buffett reacted to the House of Representative's approval of a financial rescue package. He also revealed the two domestic stocks that he personally owns, as opposed to the many stocks owned by his holding company, Berkshire Hathaway. This is a complete transcript of that conversation.
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For the week ending Friday, October 3, 2008, the major U.S. Indices declined steeply on continued uncertainties over the financial bailout / rescue plan, concerns in the credit markets and more economic deterioration.
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In a live interview minutes after the House of Representatives passed the bailout bill, Warren Buffett told CNBC's Becky Quick that the measure is not a "panacea." While the rescue package will provide some tools to deal with the financial crisis and prevent what could have been a far worse situation, Buffett predicted that it will be quite a while before the economic recession bottoms out.
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Warren Buffett suggests today (Thursday) that the U.S. Treasury should partner with private investors when it buys the "toxic" assets that are bringing global credit markets to a standstill, as a way to generate real market prices for those assets. He explains the idea in an interview with Fortune/CNNMoney.com.
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In an interview tonight (Wednesday) with Charlie Rose on PBS, Warren Buffett says, "In my adult lifetime I don't think I've ever seen people as fearful, economically, as they are now... The economy is going to be getting worse for a while." Bloomberg also reports Buffett tells Rose that the freezing of credit markets is "sucking blood" from the U.S. economy, which he compares to a heart attack victim "flat on the floor."
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Warren Buffett biographer Alice Schroeder offers three Buffett-style tips for investing in turbulent times during an appearance on CNBC's Power Lunch.
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