Showing posts with label what Buffett is buying. Show all posts
Showing posts with label what Buffett is buying. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
What Warren Buffett is Doing in this Unprecedented Market
Warren Buffett has definitely seen his share of down markets. But he knows this is the environment where investors can find the best values. No wonder he just gave a resounding endorsement of U.S. stocks.
But what's Buffett seeing in today's market? In this issue, StreetAuthority's Nathan Slaughter explores what's behind the "Oracle of Omaha's" thinking. Read the full story here.
Credit: This story is written by Nathan Slaughter -- Editor of StreetAuthority's Half-Priced Stocks
Buffett's Loading Up on Preferreds with 10% Yields
Warren Buffett has been on a buying spree lately.
While most investors have been downright spooked by uncertainty in today's turbulent market, Buffett has been pouring $8 billion into new investments over the last few weeks alone.
But Buffett's not just buying anything...
In fact, his latest investments are starkly different from the rest of his bellwether holdings... While the vast majority of Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio is made up of common stocks, almost all of his recent purchases have been preferred stocks with double-digit yields.
There are a number of compelling reasons why this little-known asset class is at a historically attractive buy point -- including their higher yields, safer income streams, and price stability. Obviously, these reasons aren't lost on Warren Buffett. Should we follow his lead? Read the full story here.
Credit: This story is written by Amy Calistri -- an Investment Analyst for Global Dividend Opportunities
While most investors have been downright spooked by uncertainty in today's turbulent market, Buffett has been pouring $8 billion into new investments over the last few weeks alone.
But Buffett's not just buying anything...
In fact, his latest investments are starkly different from the rest of his bellwether holdings... While the vast majority of Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio is made up of common stocks, almost all of his recent purchases have been preferred stocks with double-digit yields.
There are a number of compelling reasons why this little-known asset class is at a historically attractive buy point -- including their higher yields, safer income streams, and price stability. Obviously, these reasons aren't lost on Warren Buffett. Should we follow his lead? Read the full story here.
Credit: This story is written by Amy Calistri -- an Investment Analyst for Global Dividend Opportunities
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