koolgal
02-20
🧧🧧🧧Should we follow Warren Buffett & sit on cash?  Is the selling of Apple & Amazon a tech bubble warning?  Here is my view:

Buffett is 94.  He is not trying to time Nvidia's next earnings beat or Microsoft's next AI announcement.   He is preparing Berkshire for the next 50 years, not the next 50 trading days.  When you are managing almost USD 1 trillion dollars, you don't buy the dip.  You wait for the world to go on clearance sale.

For us mere mortals, we don't need  to copy every move of the Oracle of Omaha.  We definitely don't need to panic sell Nvidia just because he trimmed Apple.

We are trying to buy good companies at fair prices without losing sleep.

Is it time to buy Nvidia or Microsoft?

Yes if you believe that these companies will still dominate 5 to 10 years from now.

Buffett once said:

Opportunities come infrequently.  When it rains gold, put out the bucket, not the thimble.

When it does I will be standing outside with a bucket.

@Tiger_comments @TigerStars

Q2 13F Disclosures: What Is 'Smart Money' Actually Buying?
13F season, last window. Berkshire disclosed nearly $20bn of net equity purchases in Q2 — ending 14 straight quarters of net selling — roughly $10bn of it Alphabet; the full list lands by week's end. Nvidia's own filing is the other one to watch, given the circular-trading argument. Citi's book crossed $300bn with semiconductor additions including Micron and AMD. Alphabet −0.18% Wednesday, Nvidia +3.03%. Would you follow the institutional playbook — and which side, Buffett's Alphabet bet or Nvidia's supply chain wager?
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Comments

  • ClarenceNehemiah
    02-24
    ClarenceNehemiah
    Absolutely, NVDA and MSFT are solid buys if you're in it for the long run. [微笑]
  • Jade78
    02-25
    Jade78
    When do you think it will rain? 😃🍀
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