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GMGNGB @WarrenBuffett Berkshire is sitting on hundreds of billions in cash, now closer to $365B And the market is waiting for the next move. 5 stocks still make up ~66% of the portfolio $AAPL $AXP $KO $GOOGL $BAC If you had to copy just one holding, which ticker survives the next 10 years? Track them on WEEX TradFi! #WEEX# #TradFi#
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In the continuation of the masterclass in corporate succession: In a characteristically humble and well-written letter to Berkshire shareholders (below), Warren Buffett reflects on his tenure, passes the Chair role to Howard Buffett, and reaffirms his confidence in Greg Abel. #economy# #berkshirehathaway# #warrenbuffett# @WarrenBuffett
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Read how Warren Buffett assesses whether a business is a good investment. First calculate the capital required to run the business, then look at the price you have to pay for it. #stocks# $BRK #buffett# #warrenbuffett#
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Arthur Hayes @CryptoHayes was born in Detroit, USA, in 1985. He later moved with his parents to Buffalo, New York, where he attended the Nichols School—a private preparatory school located in the city. In 2004, Hayes began his undergraduate studies at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. His notable alumni peers include @realDonaldTrump , @elonmusk,  @WarrenBuffett  and others. Subsequently, Justin Sun @justinsun enrolled in a master's program in Political Economy at the University of Pennsylvania, thereby fulfilling his aspiration to become an alumnus alongside the aforementioned figures. In 2008, following his graduation from the Wharton School, Hayes joined the trading division at Deutsche Bank (Hong Kong), marking the beginning of his career as a derivatives trading specialist. In 2011, Hayes moved to the derivatives trading division at Citi (Hong Kong). In 2014, Arthur Hayes co-founded BitMEX alongside Ben Delo and Samuel Reed, focusing primarily on the trading of crypto asset derivatives. Ben Peter Delo @bendelo   is a co-founder and co-owner of BitMEX. And during the relevant Period , he has been the Chief Operating Officer of BitMEX.  He is a U.K. citizen and graduated from Worcester College, Oxford University in 2005 with a degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. He has never been registered with the Commission in any capacity.  After graduating, Ben joined IBM as a software engineer. Later, he developed high-frequency trading systems for the hedge fund GSA Capital and JPMorgan Chase. Samuel Reed @STRML_ borned in1990, is a co-founder and co-owner of BitMEX, and describes himself as Chief Technology Officer of BitMEX.  He is a U.S. citizen and has resided in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Boston, Massachusetts during the Relevant Period.  Samuel graduated from Washington & Lee University with a degree in Computer Science and was served as CTO of two technology companies: Tixelated and Global Brand Solutions of Hong Kong. During the Relevant Period, Reed has held his ownership interest in the BitMEX entities through a Wisconsin limited liability company that maintains bank accounts at banks in the United States, and owns property in the U.S. Reed has never been registered with the Commission in any capacity. Hayes, Delo, and Reed have shared responsibility for various aspects of the  BitMEX business. At a high level, Delo has been responsible for building and overseeing the BitMEX trading engine, Reed has been responsible for building and overseeing the BitMEX website, API and order entry system, and Hayes has been responsible for strategic decisions, business development, marketing, and management of the BitMEX enterprise.  @TheJusticeDept @CFTC  @USDOJ_Intl   @bitmex @BitMEX_Ethan @Crypto_slutz @r_polansky @sudhu_aru @BitMEX_sandisam @business @markets @BloombergAsia @Reuters @watcherguru @zachxbt @insiderwire @WhalePanda @Tintinx2021 @yq_acc @RichardPtardio @JamesWynnReal @muphasamc @huskyXBT @JSeyff @0xcryptosam @degeneratenews @crypto_condom
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Warren Buffett was in an open marriage. Trump is a mess between Epstein stuff, multiple women, scandals etc. Elon Musk has more baby mommas than a rapper. Bill Clinton was getting dome in the OO. Jensen Huang, Bill Gates we know. Mafia we know about. Notice anything?
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Warren Buffett's Retirement Strategy Has a Catch: VOO Alone May Not Be Enough in 2026.
Warren Buffett has long warned that poor communication around estate planning can create confusion, resentment and lasting damage inside families. Speaking at a Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting, Buffett said one of the biggest mistakes parents can make is keeping their will secret until after they die. If children see the document for the first time only after a parent is gone, they may also be discovering for the first time how that parent viewed fairness, money and family responsibilities. That can create shock and conflict at the exact moment when there is no longer an opportunity to explain the reasoning behind those decisions. Buffett takes a different approach. He has said he does not finalize his estate plans until his children have had the opportunity to read them, understand them and provide feedback. He also emphasized that timing matters. Those conversations are more useful when children are mature enough to process the decisions thoughtfully rather than reacting emotionally. The issue goes beyond the wording of a will. Families can pass down wealth, businesses and investments without preparing the next generation to manage them, creating another source of conflict when heirs have different expectations or levels of experience. For Buffett, the goal is not simply transferring assets. It is preserving relationships. Poorly handled estates can divide siblings quickly and sometimes lead to years of legal disputes. Buffett has spent decades building one of the world’s largest fortunes through Berkshire Hathaway ($BRK.B), but his estate-planning philosophy centers on something harder to measure: making sure money does not destroy the family relationships left behind.
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Warren Buffett says bad news can create buying opportunities when a strong company's long-term value hasn't changed. “What you like is bad news about a fundamentally good business.” (Original source: @CNBC)
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