4 Lessons from Warren Buffett's Last Shareholder Letter         Even Billionaires Make Mistakes!   In a 2008 shareholder letter, Buffett described his purchase of $ 433 million worth of Dexter Shoe shares using Berkshire, calling it his worst deal ever.   But he also promised: "I'll make more mistakes in the future, you can be sure of that."   Buffett admitted another mistake this year: investing too much in 2016 in Precision Castparts Corp., a manufacturer of industrial and aircraft parts.   While the airline industry was seriously damaged by the epidemic, Precision company laid off nearly 40...

Recommendations of Warren Buffet For Novice Investors! Following Warren Buffett's interviews and articles gives you critical information about the best investment opportunities. Buffett shared a roadmap defining his intentions in a letter he wrote to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders in 2013. This portfolio is actually very simple! If you have an investment account and know how to request trades, you can still follow Buffett's plan today. All you have to do is invest 10 percent of your money in a short-term treasury bill and the rest in a low-cost S&P 500 fund. 1- Government bonds for stability In this two-position portfolio, government...

Square Really Be a Growth Stock? Square (NYSE: SQ) has had mixed results from its various affiliated businesses during the pandemic. The company's fourth-quarter earnings made its investors happy enough to continue to increase investment. But after the stock's recent volatility, can one be sure that Square has a growing share? What is Square doing? Square is a fintech (financial technology) company that operates a payment ecosystem. Despite the popular card reader's strong showcase presence in the market, it grew relatively slowly during the epidemic. Revenue increased 5 percent and gross profit increased 13 percent. The company invested in "Holistic Channel"...

More Than 50 Percent Of Tech Workers Trust Crypto More Than 50 Percent Of Tech Workers Trust Crypto A recent survey by Professional Tech experts networking platform Blind revealed that 50 percent of professionals trust cryptocurrency and 57 percent currently own some. The data was collected from a survey of 1,800 people over the past few days. Respondents included employees of Twitter, Amazon, JPMorgan, and various other high-profile companies. The survey asked participants if they trust the cryptocurrency, whether they own any of them, and whether they would accept payments in cryptocurrency as part of their total receivables. "The most surprising...

Why Did Tesla Stock Decline on Wednesday? Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock was hit hard on Wednesday, when the session closed, it was down 4.8 percent. In the market, the decline of the growing stocks such as Tesla did not go unnoticed. However, in an information note published by Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas in February, news about Ford's new electric car Mustang Mach-E, which received market share from Tesla, may have caused the shares to decline. Jonas estimates Tesla's market share in the electric vehicle market in the US to drop from 81 percent in February 2020 to 69 percent in...