The key is avoiding unnecessary risk. Cycle timing is antithetic to mainstream & Buffett’s general advice but probabilities shift over time, usually aligning with huge cash piles
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The key is avoiding unnecessary risk. Cycle timing is antithetic to mainstream & Buffett’s general advice but probabilities shift over time, usually aligning with huge cash piles
I'll take my automation, defense, waste, and crypto investments that serve me well over his advice any day. Ironically I use his OLD strategy, buy what you know for the long haul!
I mean the man brags about having a Samsung flip phone, if you want to take technological investing advice from him by all means go for it, I only work in software for a living and watch 8 year olds know more about using smart phones than he does...
Did you consider the security reasons or other alterior motives for why he would say that publicly? I tend to think everything about his image is carefully crafted
So why would you trust him (I actually do agree with you on that a lot). What makes you think assuming what you are suggesting that he really has over $100 billion in cash and not in something else? I don't follow people I don't trust. I trust myself and listen to people only as far as I can throw them.
I believe I can dependably not trust him! Similar to being able to trust someone in a way, but I don’t really follow him. But I do pay attention to the messaging & positioning.