Why Stocks Are Falling - Trump Tariffs & Warren Buffett Sells SPY, VOO
Published: 2025-02-27
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Published: 2025-02-27
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Warren Buffett sold his entire stake in SPY and VO ETFs in Q4 2024.
"war Buffett sold off his entire stake of spy and vo which are two S&P 500 ETFs"
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Warren Buffett sold his entire stake in SPY and VO ETFs in Q4 2024.
"war Buffett sold off his entire stake of spy and vo which are two S&P 500 ETFs"
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Bitcoin's price fell below $90,000 in 2025.
"Bitcoin prices have fallen to below $90,000 a coin for the first time in 2025"
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Bitcoin's price has fallen below $90,000 per coin.
"Bitcoin prices have fallen to below $90,000 a coin"
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25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico are predicted to restart in March.
"president Trump recently announced that the 25% tariffs that were paused on Canada and Mexico are going to be restarting in March"
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President Trump announced a 25% tariff on Mexico, a 25% tariff on Canada, and a 10% tariff on China.
"president Trump announced a 25% tariff on Mexico a 25% tariff on Canada and a 10% tariff on China"
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Berkshire Hathaway sold its entire position in SPY and VO ETFs during the fourth quarter of 2024.
"Berkshire haway B sold its entire position in both the spider s&p500 ETF which is spy and the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF vo during the fourth quarter of 2024"
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The US housing market is experiencing high prices and a lack of affordable housing.
"Lumber is used in housing and we already know that there's a a very unique housing situation going on in the United States where housing is very expensive there's a lack of affordable housing in America"
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Increased lumber costs could make building new housing and real estate more expensive.
"well if Lumber becomes more expensive that could also make building new housing building new real estate potentially more expensive as well"
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The auto industry is concerned about potential tariffs on cars manufactured in Mexico, which could increase costs for importing them into the US.
"the Auto industry is already confused and concerned about what's going to happen with tariffs because if you're making a lot of cars in Mexico well that could be a very expensive tariff to bring those cars back into to the United States"
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Warren Buffett advises the average person to invest in index funds that track the broad economy, such as the S&P 500.
"he says that the average person should be just investing in index funds that give the exposure to the the broad economy and he often references the S&P 500"
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Warren Buffett recommends that the average person invest in the S&P 500 for the long term.
"Warren Buffett says very openly that for the average person one of the best things that you can do is just invest in the S&P 500 for the long term"
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The long term for investing is defined as years, if not decades, not just months or a couple of years.
"for the longm term is not 6 months it's not 2 years it's years if not decades"
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Cryptocurrency is a speculative and volatile asset that can experience rapid price increases and decreases.
"cryptocurrency is a speculative asset speculative means volatile it can go up very quickly it can fall very quickly"
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It is suggested that speculative investments should constitute 10-20% of an investment portfolio as wealth grows.
"you can have 10% of your Investment Portfolio be speculative Investments as you build more wealth maybe 15 maybe be 20% of your portfolio be speculative Investments"
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The market has historically experienced recessions and bear markets, with the 2008 housing market being a significant example of a crash.
"stocks crash we've seen 16 recessions in the last 100 years we've seen 25 bare markets in the last 100 years real estate prices crash the 2008 housing market was a complete disaster"
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Traditional media is motivated by selling hype.
"the traditional media is in the business of selling a bunch of hype"
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Media portrayals of market conditions are often exaggerated, both negatively and positively.
"things are generally not as bad as the media might make it seem and things are also generally not as good as the media might make it seem"
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Emotions are detrimental to achieving investment profits.
"emotions are the enemies of profits"
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Significant changes are occurring in the economy, including tariffs, technological advancements, regulatory shifts, and 'DOS' (likely referring to defense or digital operations).
"we have a lot of changes happening in our economy we have tariffs happening we have changes in technology we have DOS changing things we have new rules and regulations coming out of the economy"
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