Typical signs of Cor-Magno Traders (Was Muricas are afraid of China)

Hi,
Typical signs of Cor-Magno Traders:
- Looking at Warren Buffet as an indicator of what to do.
Which is an amazing error for somebody who knows
physics to do that. Why would you as a retail trader
need to follow the same strategy of a huge country
thematc fund. Doesn't make sense. Buffett’s Berkshire
Hathaway holdings are highly concentrated, with a heavy
emphasis on a few large companies (Apple, Bank of
America, Coca-Cola, etc.). Berkshire Hathaway’s
investment universe is overwhelmingly U.S.-centric.
Buffett has largely avoided direct investments
in China. In 2020, Berkshire took large stakes
in five Japanese trading houses. But there is
minimal direct exposure. Europe has also limited
exposure. If the whole venture of make america
great again fails, Warren Buffet will sink as well.
If you’re looking for a globally diversified
strategy, Berkshire isn’t it.
LoL
Bye
Mild Shock schrieb:

Hi,
 There are a lot of stocks you could buy before
the current Bitcoin crash, which had potential,
and are now slowly realizing their potential.
 But if you are a Murica who is afraid of China,
you cannot do that...
 Bye
 Mild Shock schrieb:

Hi,
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Ha Ha, a cro-magno trader...
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Whats the investment universum of Robinhood? Trumpistan stocks?
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How can somebody your "buy the dip"(*) advise take seriously?
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LoL
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Bye
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(*) My hypotheses Bitcoin goes to 30'000 USD or even 3'000 USD.
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Physfitfreak schrieb:
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What is ymmv?.. I'm not that serious about it all. I'm limited to what Robinhood can do, and that's been more than sufficient for me to pay some bills with.
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In good times and bad times both :) That's important.
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