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Why Warren Buffett is Warning of a 2008-style crash
Episode 96
Published 1 year, 8 months ago
Description
The market turmoil continues as major companies spanning several sectors are laying off thousands of people. Big names are lopping off a huge portion of their workfoce including Paramount, Intel, Cisco and Axios. With that, the Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett has recently said he belives a 2008-like market crash is coming to the US, citing a number of reasons, including (from 24/7 Wall Street via Newsbreak):
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Buffett Signals a 2008 Sized Collapse (newsbreak.com)
- Most big companies seem overvalued, with the S&P 500 trading at high multiples.
- Warren Buffett's recent stock sales hint he's preparing for a potential market downturn.
- He may be waiting for a major correction to make big acquisitions, as he did in 2008.
- When things turn down, dividend stocks can be a safe port in the storm
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Artcles referred to in this podcast:
https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/layoffs-announced-multiple-companies-summer
Buffett Signals a 2008 Sized Collapse (newsbreak.com)