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Buffett rarely makes short-term predictions, but he’s been remarkably candid and confident in his long-term thesis. “American business is going to be worth more time,” he said.
Apple's dividend program is most certainly one reason why Warren Buffett -- who famously loves dividends-- thinks so highly of the stock. Apple's forward yield of 0.44% isn't impressive. Apple's ...
While the Oracle of Omaha is known for his optimistic view of the U.S. economy and the stock market, Berkshire Hathaway's consolidated cash flow statements show he's been a decisive net seller of ...
The stock now trades at a forward price-to-earnings ratio of 19.6. Buffett may view his own company's shares as too expensive. My guess, though, is that Berkshire will again report more stock ...
Sure, Buffett once said that when the ratio of the overall U.S. stock market value to GDP approaches 200%, investors are "playing with fire." And, yes, that ratio (usually referred to as the ...
But more than anything, this selling activity appears to be a warning to Wall Street that the stock market is incredibly pricey. Buffett has sold more equities than he's purchased for seven ...
In spite of his nickname, “The Oracle of Omaha,” which would imply predictions and forecasting, Buffett doesn’t try to time the market or predict the economic future. See: 10 Valuable Stocks ...
But the stock is not wildly expensive and trades at a below-market price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 17. Over the last 10 years, American Express' dividend per share has grown by 165%.