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topflite51

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Posted: 10/10/08 01:15pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Glen41 wrote:


They are taking jobs that could easily be done by politicians.
Politicians work? When?


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Posted: 10/10/08 02:01pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Charlie D. wrote:

Berkshire is too expensive for the average investor and near a 52 week low. It has also missed it's earnings estimate 2 of the last 3 quarters and is expected to miss the next quarter. The Oracle has been putting a lot of money in the market. Has he lost his touch or is the market so bad that no one can make any money? Only time will tell. Putting money in the market at this time, IMO, is not a good decision. He has said we are in a recession.

Gains can be spectacular but so can losses. No dividends or splits. Berkshire is not interested in selling to the common man.
Right......wait until it's at a 52 week high and buy.

Congratulation on not buying a stock that has averaged and compounded at a 20%+ percentage rate for 42 years. Yeah, he's lost his touch with you..


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Posted: 10/10/08 02:07pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

How much was the buy-in 42 years ago Joe?


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coolbreeze01 wrote:

Just saw BRKA is down to $107K. Be interesting to see how low it goes.
Charlie's waiting for a high of $200,000.00 a share to buy in. LMAO!

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Posted: 10/10/08 02:10pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

coolbreeze01 wrote:

How much was the buy-in 42 years ago Joe?
$19.00 a share....never split, never paid a dividend; (no tax event until you sell) if it meets my needs, which I have no doubt it will. The next generation gets the new tax-basis number at your demise. There were distinct advantages to being born and raised in Omaha, NE 40+ years ago.

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Posted: 10/10/08 02:48pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Skid Row Joe wrote:

Charlie D. wrote:

Berkshire is too expensive for the average investor and near a 52 week low. It has also missed it's earnings estimate 2 of the last 3 quarters and is expected to miss the next quarter. The Oracle has been putting a lot of money in the market. Has he lost his touch or is the market so bad that no one can make any money? Only time will tell. Putting money in the market at this time, IMO, is not a good decision. He has said we are in a recession.

Gains can be spectacular but so can losses. No dividends or splits. Berkshire is not interested in selling to the common man.
Right......wait until it's at a 52 week high and buy.

Congratulation on not buying a stock that has averaged and compounded at a 20%+ percentage rate for 42 years. Yeah, he's lost his touch with you..


Joe, Several days go someone questioned your reading comprehension. I now also question it.

I did NOT say he lost his touch. I questioned it. He has recently bought into some great companies that have taken a beating. He started buying several weeks and the market has tanked well over a 1000 points since then. You have a post today that says we are not near the bottom.

I still stand by my statement that the AVERAGE investor can not afford the stock. Even 1 or 2 shares would turn the stomach of most people with the wild ups and downs that it has experienced. I can't afford his stock and doubt many on this forum can. The time for individuals to have bought into his company was at least 20 years ago and even then you had to be rich.

After finding out who he supports in the election, I believe that even as rich as he is, he has succumbed to the greed that many on this forum is complaining about.

There are many good companies that if someone had invested into could have made the same returns with splits, dividends and reinvestments at a much lower cost.

Berkshire has been, and I still believe, is a great company. It is going through the same tough time as all stocks.


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You're right, I don't think you understand the market, Warren Buffett, or Berkshire stock. I guess I was just lucky 25 years ago, and luckier today buying. LMAO!

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Skid Row Joe wrote:

You're right, I don't think you understand the market, Warren Buffett, or Berkshire stock. I guess I was just lucky 25 years ago, and luckier today buying. LMAO!


Joe, You really need to work on that reading comprehension.LMAO!!!

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Posted: 10/10/08 03:16pm Link  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Charlie D. wrote:

Skid Row Joe wrote:

You're right, I don't think you understand the market, Warren Buffett, or Berkshire stock. I guess I was just lucky 25 years ago, and luckier today buying. LMAO!


Joe, You really need to work on that reading comprehension.LMAO!!!

Good luck on trying to understand the markets! LMAO!

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2Rovers wrote:

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Visaliaipa wrote:

Here in California, and this is a very sensitive issue, people are tired of the illegal immigration. Its draining our economy. The illegals get so many free benefits and don't contribute to the taxes or to pay for it.


11 Billion dollars a year.


I'm just curious about your statement you are tired of illegal immigration.... why do you re-elect those politicians who are draining your economy and getting rich off your system? That illegal immigration buys lots of votes and the politicians are not ever going to really attempt to stop it.

Why do they drive busses over to MX to pick up school kids not even citizens. Why provide extensive free medical to illegals, why must we make them citizens if they sneak over the border to have a baby. Why pay them social security and give them welfare.

I guess my real question.... why do we re-elect the morons running this country in the ground. And... it's easy to spot them, their faces are always blathering away on TV.


I try not to re-elect the same sorry people. They can't even pass a budget on time. But then again the guy running against the gy is probably just as bad. When it takes hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars that tells me its just a bought and paid for position. That money comes from somewhere and has so many strings it looks like a dollar bill wrapped in a ball of string. I agree we need to get rid of career politicians but the nect guy coming up is no different. Not sure what to do. I vote every year and sometimes feel it doesn't matter although I know it does.

Illegal immigratino is killing us in California to the tune of 11 billion a year. California was short 7 billion this year for the budget. Minus that 11 billions and we are in the black. But its an unpopular thing for these career politicians to do..that is cutting these "free" things to illegals. Its not free cuz someone has to pay for it.


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