| Charles Sizemore, Co-Editor, Green Zone Fortunes It’s been called “Woodstock for capitalists.” Thousands converge on Nebraska for a weekend of market musings from the Oracle of Omaha himself, Warren Buffett. I'm talking about the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting, of course. I won’t focus so much on what Buffett said in today’s Investing With Charles. To read my takeaways on that front, keep scrolling. Instead, Research Analyst Matt Clark and I want to dive into how Buffett approached his conglomerate’s portfolio. Check out today’s video to see if any of these stocks are a buy. 
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Warren Buffett is intelligent, and his wit and wisdom are legendary. But he’s also the first to tell you that his success is not due to superior intellect. Ages ago, Buffett said: “Investing is not a game where the guy with the 160 IQ beats the guy with the 130 IQ.” Success here is more about temperament. And Buffett reiterated this idea at the annual meeting, noting that Berkshire’s success is “not because we’re smart. It’s because we’re sane.” Buffett has an almost robot-like ability to keep his emotions in check, even through raging bull markets and brutal bear markets. Not every investment works out for him, but his temperament allows him to stay in the game. I would note that the secret to our own Adam O’Dell’s success is temperament as well. Here’s why. Suggested Stories: Inflation Soars, Rates Rise, American Debt Skyrockets: Stock to Benefit Buy Top-Rated Grocery Stock as Online Biz Boosts Revenue 20%
| In late July 2020, the Trump administration oversaw a RADICAL change to the tech world… One that could unleash a huge wave of disruption … prosperity … and wealth creation in the near future. Chances are you haven't heard about it until today. But according to one of America's most respected tech forecasters, it's set to create small fortunes right here in this country. He recently went on camera to explain why. | |
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1893: Stocks suffered the worst decline in history during the Panic of 1893. General Electric shares fell 28%! This led to one of the worst economic depressions where unemployment reached 20%, and over 14,000 businesses closed. | |
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