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    Read my lipstick, beauty is equity: What Warren Buffett’s investment in a beauty company foretells about the economy

    Warren Buffett's recent purchase of Ulta Beauty Inc. shares has sparked concerns of a possible US recession. This aligns with the 'lipstick theory,' which suggests increased cosmetic sales during downturns. As high interest rates and rising unemployment plague the economy, Buffett's cautious investment choices may signal a strategic preparation for tougher times.

    What Warren Buffett’s Apple sale brings back to the investment world

    Warren Buffett partially sold his Apple shares, citing high valuations despite the company's robust profitability. Apple was a bargain in 2016 but has become much more expensive. This move underscores the need to weigh quality against price, even for excellent names like Apple. It emphasizes a cautious approach to investing.

    Gold should definitely have some allocation in your overall asset allocation: Gautam Baid

    ​The Federal Reserve never acts in a very stable way on either side. They either overshoot on the upside or they overshoot on the downside and in both the cases they are often too late.

    Bear market coming? From Warren Buffett to mutual funds, big boys hoarded cash before crash

    Top investors, including Warren Buffett and major Indian mutual funds, were seen increasing their cash reserves amid market turbulence. Buffett's cash piles rose to $277 billion, while Indian mutual funds held Rs 1.52 lakh crore in cash by June. Experts recommended a cautious, staggered investment strategy considering potential market corrections.

    Holding on to cash, next market sell-off will be worst in lifetime, warns Jim Rogers

    Veteran investor Jim Rogers anticipates a severe financial collapse due to rising global debt. Rogers disclosed holding substantial cash reserves. Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway also increased cash holdings to $277 billion following significant stock sales.

    Magnificent Seven set to shed $900 billion in value, led by Apple, Nvidia

    Apple and Nvidia led a sell-off in technology stocks on Monday as U.S. recession fears and Berkshire Hathaway's decision to cut its stake in the iPhone maker punctured a months-long rally in the sector.

    The Economic Times
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