Warren Buffett

While many analysts have, over the past few years, reported that gold investment is the way to go, Warren Buffett, the chairman and CEO of a Berkshire Hathaway, has released a statement recently in “Fortune” that investing in gold, which many consider to be one of the safest and most consistent investments, is actually the riskiest one in the world. Because he is who he is, Buffett is able to break down the basics of investment theory and its history so that anyone can understand. He explains...Read Full Story

Be Part of the Largest Transfer of Wealth in our history!!! The United States is currently transitioning away from energy monopolies and this deregulation of electricity and natural gas has created an opportunity for you to make a 6 and even 7 figure annual income. This energy deregulation has been mandated by Congress to be completed by 2015 and this once in a lifetime opportunity will create literally thousands of millionaires across America and you can be one of them. In an interview...Read Full Story

Warren Buffett , the billionairechairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK/A) , said low interest rates andinflation should dissuade investors from buying bonds and otherholdings tied to currencies. “They are among the most dangerous of assets,” Buffettsaid in an adaptation of his annual letter to shareholders thatappeared today on Fortune magazine’s website. “Over the pastcentury these instruments have destroyed the purchasing power ofinvestors in many countries, even as these holders...Read Full Story

Be Part of the Largest Transfer of Wealth in our history!!! The United States is currently transitioning away from energy monopolies and this deregulation of electricity and natural gas has created an opportunity for you to make a 6 and even 7 figure annual income. This energy deregulation has been mandated by Congress to be completed by 2015 and this once in a lifetime opportunity will create literally thousands of millionaires across America and you can be one of them. In an interview...Read Full Story

Warren Buffett still likes stocks as far better long-term investments than bonds or gold, two assets that “enjoy maximum popularity at peaks of fear.” Bonds and other “investments that are denominated in a given currency,” including money-market funds and mortgages, are subject to inflation risks, Buffett writes, while gold is an asset “that will never produce anything."Read Full Story