I know u luv buffet, look what is done
Berkshire's 3Q net income falls on derivatives
if u recall, when ben took over the fed, he folowed greenspan & continued raising the int rate. by 2007, bear stearn failure start, by 2008 u know la
now most good counters r high, those laggards r normally the louyah share. a good lesson in share picking for those who still wondering
if u believe in bull run & we're at the initial stages, u know wat to do

if no, then pls do wat is necessary
looking at all those countries inc int rate & watnot. their effect not as powderdul as FED action
if u get the idea, jus be aware on when to exit the train station

if u dun get the idea, ignorance is indeed bliss
once the us congress keep the bush era tax cuts, no more unknown cost to biz, giv clear & stable idea on economic policy, it unleashes
for those who believe in buy low, sell high. how low is low? we all know how high is high, r u all selling now & staying sidelines? hypocrites
of coz there will be minor corrections along d way, imo it'll be at a higher level than wat we're seeing. will u all buy then? at tat 'low' but higher index
So far buffet methodology works real well though & proven. Let see if things happen soon.
I agree all above except one bolded.
The economy is growing at quite slow pace at the moment, at least for 3Q until now, but money is flooding everywhere.
Added on November 6, 2010, 10:24 amIn bull market, there is no such thing buy low, sell high.
Only buy higher and sell higher.

Yes bcoz gov too cautious in everything & businessess not really accepting the new model due to sub-sectors favouritism.
If "privatisation" included in that signs - then we are similar to 1993 - 1995. So far none.