Thread regarding Bank of America layoffs

Warren Buffet

Isn't it obvious why he's selling shares? He's a man of country and pride - and smells malice/greed at this bank well beyond his tolerance. He could have moved his billions long ago to more profitable investments, but the humanity of this particular bank was always a bit stronger than the other big players.

If you bet on malice and greed, you're betting a short term bet. Bank of layoffs, it lost its humanity and "America"

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Post ID: @OP+1jn0txqqm

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No idea how this wasn't considered insider trading at the time. As I recall, a special deal was cut just for him.

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Post ID: @hr+1jn0txqqm

Silly post.

"Buffett has stated two reasons for raising so much cash: Stocks are overpriced and capital gains taxes must rise"

This has nothing to do with "pride, malice or corporate greed"

Nice try spinning a false narrative, however.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/petercohan/2024/11/04/why-buffetts-berkshire-sold-apple-stockholds-352-billion-in-cash/

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Post ID: @g4+1jn0txqqm

Mr Buffet is a Value Investor, very pragmatic -- bought a bunch of Preferred Shares and Warrants when BAC stock tanked in Q1 2009. Then, patiently held.

Fast forward --> shares are at all time highs past few months. Time to unload and take a nice hefty profit.

Nothing to do with bank greed, nor politics. Pure capitalism at its finest and genius profit-taking.

Take your winnings off the table and live to play another day. Smart man. This strategy has worked well for him.

OP - recommend you read one of his books and stop making sh!t up.

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Post ID: @dp+1jn0txqqm

Sure…or maybe he smells foot li---r crashing the market

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Post ID: @bj+1jn0txqqm

lol okay dude

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