Buffett Predicting a Crash With Cash, Like In 2007!

Warren Buffett has correctly forecasted the 2009 financial crisis by going to a high cash allocation from 2005. In 2009 he spend part of that money on Burlington and got his cash back by 2015. Now, his cash allotment is again at 2005 levels, you do the mathematics.

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  1. So true. I remember wanting to purchase oxy. Heard Warren say to an extent average investors not to purchase the stock. I did my own due diligence but, I thought this is Warren Buffett giving out advice, he sees something I don’t see so I’ll wait. Waited and waited and it just kept going up and up, later found out Buffett bought a big block of it.

  2. do what Buffet does not what he says ; best words ever ; even when i watch recordings from Berkshire meetings i get the sense that he complicates the answers in order to confuse you….

  3. He’s been making bad moves for a while now, though. Not buying stocks during the 2018 bear market, selling airlines in 2020 at the bottom and not buying during the 2020 bear market, buying ORCL and TSM, then selling them months later admitting that ‘He didn’t understand them and shouldn’t have bought them’, and I’m sure there’s more.

    Remember, Buffett can’t buy small caps because of Berkshire’s size, so small investors who copy what he does actually makes no sense. Small value stocks are currently cheap both relatively and absolutely, as are international stocks.

    Don’t try to be a whale when you’re a fish.

  4. That’s not true he also said he needs cash for Berkshire obligations. Geological instability can be another reason and climate change. 2008 was just a black swan

    1. really appreciate your reply Sven, I have noticed recently with GEICO. Many FNF including myself have experienced large increase in insurance premiums.

  5. This is stupid advice. Timing the market is gambling.
    If we listen to Sven we should all sit on cash and wait while opportunities pass by and we get older.
    Buffet CAN be wrong.

    1. I would disagree, Buffett is managing risk within his portfolio, he can’t buy cheaper things globally because of his size, we can.

    2. ​@@Value-Investing Why didn’t he buy META two years ago? I bought 10% of META, and now it constitutes 29% of my portfolio with a +260% return. And don’t tell me it’s not within his circle of competence; he and his team also purchased Blizzard. Since when does he understand companies in the gaming industry? Is he now playing role-playing games like Diablo 2? He could have easily invested $50 billion in META—after all, META is a giant. The idea that everything is too expensive is just nonsense. META had a very good risk-reward ratio at that time.

    3. @@m4758406 Buffett was following it for long time and plus he may have insights from Bill gates as well. Meta was still an uncertain play and still is.

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