There’s an old saying: When Buffett sells, it’s time to sound the alarm. It’s more folk wisdom than economic theory. But there’s more to it. Warren Buffett, nicknamed the Oracle of Omaha, has followed one simple but ironclad strategy for decades in his nearly century-long career: buy, hold, and almost never part with assets. Especially businesses. He built an empire like a watchmaker—methodically, slowly, and without fuss.
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Timecodes:
00:00 Introduction
00:46 Global Commercial Real Estate Crisis
04:21 Alarming situation on the housing market
07:10 Calculating the consequences of the crisis
10:02 Home as a mirror of life and economy
11:24 Moods are changing
13:23 Investors: who is afraid and who is hunting
15:02 Why is Buffett moving to cash?
16:26 Don't miss the chance to get rich during the crisis
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