Buffett has given up ...

[dozu888]

By the grace of God, you're high on a relentless bull market. All good things, you know...It's not zero risk.

it's ok... you think like a 4-year-old trader.... it's ok..

 

[Nine_Ender]

this is conventional wisdom

what is actually gonna happen is that AI and robots will produce unlimited abundance. So deficits won’t matter. The future is very bright.

but before we get there. During the transition period. You will have an upper class who own mega techs. And an underclass who get $1000 a month.

call the bank today. Get into the upper class.

I am a rare visionary. Look at my past calls that we were running out of shares.

with this type of vision you can’t avoid getting very rich.

You can never "run out of shares". It's just an arbitrary decision to float a number of shares publicly that can be increased or decreased at any time.

 

[Overnight]

it's ok... you think like a 4-year-old trader.... it's ok..

I liked your post for one simple reason. You recognize something in me, which you should recognize in yourself. I have very little experience compared to you in the markets. I have been trading futures for 6 years. That's it. You have been trading for many decades. So by default, you have seen what can happen when you mortgage your house to ride a gravy train at just the wrong time.

The train crashes into the mountain, and you lose not just your home, but the loan you took on your home to ride said crazy-train. Now yer in a world of financial shit. That is not a place anyone would want to be in, right? So why do it now, as we seem to be in "bubble territory", again?

 

[dozu888]

You can never "run out of shares". It's just an arbitrary decision to float a number of shares publicly that can be increased or decreased at any time.

that's a moot point.... the bottom line is we are running out of 'ownership of profit yielding assets'.

 

[dozu888]

I liked your post for one simple reason. You recognize something in me, which you should recognize in yourself. I have very little experience compared to you in the markets. I have been trading futures for 6 years. That's it. You have been trading for many decades. So by default, you have seen what can happen when you mortgage your house to ride a gravy train at just the wrong time.

The train crashes into the mountain, and you lose not just your home, but the loan you took on your home to ride said crazy-train. Now yer in a world of financial shit. That is not a place anyone would want to be in, right? So why do it now, as we seem to be in "bubble territory", again?

sigh..

 

[Cuddles]

I liked your post for one simple reason. You recognize something in me, which you should recognize in yourself. I have very little experience compared to you in the markets. I have been trading futures for 6 years. That's it. You have been trading for many decades. So by default, you have seen what can happen when you mortgage your house to ride a gravy train at just the wrong time.

The train crashes into the mountain, and you lose not just your home, but the loan you took on your home to ride said crazy-train. Now yer in a world of financial shit. That is not a place anyone would want to be in, right? So why do it now, as we seem to be in "bubble territory", again?

dozu is a foreign troll that wants Americans to lose their shirt in the upcoming crash

 

[HeSaidSheSaid]

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[Alexpung]

Everything worth his time to stock pick is a big cap. Tough to get an edge in 2020.

 

[PoopyDeek]

In spite of that, BRK has done reasonably well since.

Sure, the contracts could not be assigned and he was bailed out by the recovery.

 

[ironchef]

By the grace of God, you're high on a relentless bull market. All good things, you know...It's not zero risk.

Let me finish your sentence: All good things must come to an end. Eventually.