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Warren Buffett’s career leading Berkshire Hathaway spans roughly six decades. Over that extended period, he lived through many different environments in which stock prices tanked. While these adverse events certainly tested his temperament, they also gave the Oracle of Omaha invaluable experience. He’s better able to navigate the turmoil.

Warren Buffett’s career leading Berkshire Hathaway spans roughly six decades. Over that extended period, he lived through many different environments in which stock prices tanked. While these adverse events certainly tested his temperament, they also gave the Oracle of Omaha invaluable experience. He’s better able to navigate the turmoil.

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Democratic firebrand Elizabeth Warren, a consumer advocate known for her fierce battles over financial regulations, will take the gavel in January to become chair of the powerful Senate Banking Committee.

The Nasdaq Compositeplunged 5.5% on Thursday, closing in correction territory, defined as a decline of 10% or more from a recent closing high.

Warren Buffett, the famous former CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRKA)(NYSE: BRKB), never wrote an investing book. Instead, he peppered investment wisdom into the annual reports of the company he ran, and let his thoughts slip into the interviews he conducted. What was most notable is that he didn’t give specific stock advice; he provided…

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Companies developing advanced semiconductors, building data centers, and creating artificial intelligence (AI) applications are attracting historic levels of investment capital. However, some valuation indicators suggest that investors might be getting carried away.

Warren Buffett has a reputation for investing in businesses with recognizable brands, dependable cash flow, and durable competitive advantages. Although the legendary investor occasionally ventured into technology, he generally avoided businesses whose long-term prospects were difficult to predict.

Shares of Nu Holdings (NU), the parent company of Brazilian digital bank Nubank, plunged roughly 20% on Oct. 26, Monday, after President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won a surprise fourth term in Brazil’s presidential election.