Warren Buffett Is Making a Huge Mistake Investing in Snowflake
Warren Buffett has raised eyebrows after reports revealed that Berkshire Hathaway is participating in the Snowflake IPO.
September 15, 2020 No Comments
Warren Buffett has raised eyebrows after reports revealed that Berkshire Hathaway is participating in the Snowflake IPO.
The coronavirus pandemic has seen the Warren Buffett-led Berkshire Hathaway make investing moves once considered unthinkable.
Warren Buffett sold a massive chunk of his bank stocks ahead of what could become a huge credit crunch post-pandemic.
While day traders and retail investors bought the biggest market drop in a decade, it’s clear that Warren Buffett didn’t.
Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway are now paying the price of avoiding growth stocks and gold. The eventual successor must be different.
You can’t teach an old dog new tricks, not even Warren Buffett, the top dog in capital markets since 1964. And the high tech world is changing faster than ever.
Warren Buffett’s reappearance in the stock market suggests value investors still have a chance to buy quality shares that missed the rally.
Based on SEC filings, Warren Buffett may have bought back $5 billion in Berkshire stock. That’s a classic Buffett move.
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has underperformed this year, and critics have used every opportunity to remind the Oracle of Omaha of his shortcomings.
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is doubling down on its investment in natural gas assets. Here’s why that’s a colossal mistake.
Warren Buffett just inked his biggest deal in four years. That doesn’t mean he’s suddenly transformed into a stock market bull.
Warren Buffett never managed to shake his tech stock phobia, and it’s causing his spot in the billionaire rankings to crater.
American Airlines has announced a new financing initiative that will significantly dilute shareholder value. Warren Buffett was right to quit.
Warren Buffett’s value-investing philosophy has received a lot of flak recently. Year-to-date Berkshire Hathaway is down by double-digits. Meanwhile, Dave Portnoy has become the latest
Some people say Warren Buffett has been inactive during the crash because he’s too old. Buffett hasn’t lost his touch, he’s just not finding bargains.
Warren Buffett broke his own rule when he panic-sold in April. Now the stock market is making him pay for this embarrassing rookie mistake.
Berkshire Hathaway lost nearly $50 billion this year as technology companies outperformed. Warren Buffett should consider changing strategies.
Billionaire Bill Ackman just dumped his stake in Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway. Maybe it’s time for us to give up on him too.
Warren Buffett just left three Dow Jones stocks on the cutting room floor, but the Berkshire boss is still betting big on these DJIA members.
Why did Warren Buffett slash his long-held position in Goldman Sachs by 84% while also proclaiming that banks aren’t the problem?
Warren Buffett’s next move could be to unload Berkshire Hathaway’s entire stake in bank stocks.
Has the Federal Reserve rendered Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway obsolete? Berkshire booked huge losses in Q1 amid the coronavirus-induced panic.
Warren Buffett offers up some tangible advice for value investors during this period of heightened uncertainty.
Warren Buffett may not have spent a dime of his $137 billion war chest, but that doesn’t mean Berkshire is betting on a stock market crash.
Airline stocks are some of the very most popular on Robinhood as Warren Buffett divest Berkshire Hathaway of billions in airline holdings.
Warren Buffett reported a $50 billion loss at Berkshire Hathaway for Q1. Trade tensions and Amazon raise the possibility of a stock market crash as early as Monday.
Berkshire Hathaway’s first quarter SEC filing reveals Warren Buffett is still sitting on a $137 billion cash pile, an epic market snub.
Warren Buffett’s investment philosophy is built on being fearful when the market is greedy. Right now, greed is driving the stock market.
Charlie Munger hasn’t invested following the stock market crash. Here’s how Warren Buffett’s right-hand man defended that decision.
The coronavirus-fueled demand destruction has caused oil stock Occidental Petroleum to plunge. Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is left holding the bag.
Warren Buffett hasn’t made a splash despite the S&P 500 recovery. Ignore the stock market bounce and watch what he’s doing instead.
Warren Buffett’s massive stock sale suggests the Oracle of Omaha is battening down the hatches for another massive stock market drop
Warren Buffett has reduced his stakes in Delta Air Lines and Southwest at a time when he should be greedy if he were following his own advice.
Warren Buffett’s value investing strategy came under fire this year for trailing the broader market. He could be about to prove his doubters wrong.
The lobby group for the U.S. airline industry is asking for a $50 billion bailout. Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is a leading shareholder in four major carriers.
Warren Buffet’s mantra is “buy when there’s blood in the streets.” Now he has $128 billion in spare cash to spend as the stock market collapses.
After oil prices plunged, Occidental Petroleum emerged as one of the hardest hit. Warren Buffett might want to re-think this 2019 investment.
As investors were scrambling out of positions from the coronavirus-induced stock market rout, Warren Buffett was doing the opposite.
The stock market was ridiculously overvalued. Now it’s correcting. Warren Buffett told you so. They don’t call him “the Oracle” for nothing.
Warren Buffett’s attack on Bernie Sanders shows how out of touch the Berkshire Hathawy boss is with the realities of the U.S. economy.
Warren Buffett’s 2019 letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders blows the whistle on corporate corruption and spells stock market doom.
With advancing age and the market beating Berkshire Hathaway stock growth, is it time for Warren Buffett to exit?
Warren Buffett’ Berkshire Hathaway has moved into defensive stocks while trimming banks and consumer discretionary stocks. Should investors be concerned about recession?
Charlie Munger’s unnervingly frank prediction of “troubles coming” makes Berkshire Hathaway’s $128 billion cash pile more terrifying.
A 2012 CNBC interview might clue us in to what Warren Buffet is waiting for with Berkshire’s $128B cash pile, a housing market crash.
Warren Buffett stands to make more by selling Berkshire Hathaway’s newspaper portfolio to Lee Enterprises than holding it.
Warren Buffett should consider holding Apple for longer not because of iPhone sales but because of active installed devices.
The cash reserves of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway have swelled to nearly $130 billion and there is pressure to make a jumbo-sized buy.
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