Warren Buffet owns more T-bills than the Federal Reserve

[Anonymous No.58850856]

Massive buy signal, am I right mumu?
lol
lmao even
https://archive.is/tzEhs

[Anonymous No.58850862]

>>58850856
Why does a 93 year old as rich as he is need more growth? Is he trying to save up to buy something special for his 100th birthday?
If you've won the game, there's no point in continuing to play.

[Anonymous No.58850864]

Big dump incoming. Unironically cash is scarce because all the banks bloated the fiat 2000 over with digital fiat to prop up crypto and stocks

[Anonymous No.58850865]

>>58850856
>puts equities into bonds in his old age
this is what everyone always said to do
the guy fought it for so long but after that shareholder meeting where they kept bringing up Gates and Epstein he started selling everything

[Anonymous No.58850867]

>>58850864
Lay off the meth and we could understand you better

[Anonymous No.58850884]

>>58850862
he has an obligation to shareholders to seek returns. the fund is not his personal piggy bank.

[Anonymous No.58850896]

>>58850862
he should have invested more into life extending anti aging science

[Anonymous No.58850905]

>>58850864
hyper deflation. lmao. did this ever happend in earth history ?

[Anonymous No.58850959]

>>58850856
things are different when you have more money than the market cap of most companies...5% guaranteed suddenly aint so bad

[Anonymous No.58850965]

>>58850856
how funny would it be if the Fed pulls the rug on him by stopping to buy T bills with printed money?
Thanks for playing, Warren.

[Anonymous No.58850980]

>>58850856
Nowhere to go but up from here, boys. The bottom is in!

[Anonymous No.58850987]

>>58850905
1929
>58850865
Loser

[Anonymous No.58851018]

>>58850884
wat happens if you fail to beat the S&P when you are 93, 94 and 95 and die at 96? you get sued?

[Anonymous No.58851061]

>>58851018
He does it for the love of the game.

[Anonymous No.58851082]

>>58850862
He's still a wagie

[Anonymous No.58851083]

>>58850884
Then he would do the opposite. His returns on bonds won’t beat equities.

[Anonymous No.58851097]

>>58850856
petrodollar is cooked
the fed has lost control
us is ran by a senile pedo and then a brown woman with legit 50 iq
all burgers are fat muttoids and golems for the kikes
brics are rising and this is the chinese century
india is a superpower
mutts will soon die in iran for israel
meanwhile russia is winning on the ukrainian front
short usa

[Anonymous No.58851135]

My plan right now is 100% cash until generational crash. If it doesn't happen, I won't make it. But at the same time, if I don't get a good entry, I won't make it either.

My 'all-in' price for Bitcoin is $20k right now.

[Anonymous No.58851143]

>>58851135
You just missed the fucking crash how retarded are you nigger. Bitcoin is not going to 20k before it hits 200k. You fucked up bigly

[Anonymous No.58851176]

>>58851143
That was a minor blip. I'm talking about a real crash that leads to a bear market, not a little baby flash crash that rebounds and resumes bullish behavior immediately.


If you were here in 2016-2019, I'm looking for Dec 2018-Feb 2019 vibes. When crypto was 'dead', and was definitely not coming back. Anything else just doesn't fit my risk profile, personally.

[Anonymous No.58851193]

>>58850884
Fuck shareholderd and shit.
Just sell evwrything, quit or put somebody else in charge and enjoy your wealth you fucking boomer pos

imagine still wagecucking even after being millionaire.

[Anonymous No.58851205]

>>58851097
t. ranjeet dimitrov xiping

[Anonymous No.58851208]

>>58851135
im on a similar scenario, it will most likely dump above your entry point and you will miss the bullrun again. perhaps its better to be invested 50% and 50% in cash

[Anonymous No.58851212]

>>58851143
bitcoin will never go to 20k if it hits 200k dumbo, 60k will be seen as cheap after that

>>58851176
not the same at all. the days of "the government is going to ban bitcoin" are over.

[Anonymous No.58851229]

>>58851212
>not the same at all
Exactly my point, I'm waiting for a similar environment in terms of despair. Maybe this time it's due to a recession and war, idk.

>>58851208
Yeah, that happened last time with me wanting $12k, and it only dropped to $16k, but I didn't really have money to spend then anyway. I will stick to my principles though, below $28k and I'm starting a weighted or laddered DCA (buying more as it drops, less as it increases).

[Anonymous No.58851233]

>>58851212
Why didn't the government ban it though? That stopped me from going hard into it in 2014. I just thought, yeah obviously the banks are going to ban something that makes them obsolete. And the silk road/darknet context at the time would've made it too easy. Incompetence or did they see this as profitable to them?

[Anonymous No.58851241]

>>58851135
Retarded but based. I hope you make it but that's a dangerous play.

[Anonymous No.58851243]

The federal reserve uses bitcoin to launder digitally printed currency handed to dubious financial firms that pop up and disappear faster than the McRib. Its a ponzi scheme. Also the nsa has back doors to access seed phrases. Unironically people have been psy opped away from cash due to BRRR memes, its never addressed how the printing is digital, they'd never keep up with the printing if they had to print it on paper.

[Anonymous No.58851249]

>>58851241
I have a couple businesses that are going well, and next year hope to have my mortgage covered by renters (one in an ADU, the other upstairs).

I don't really need $2mil ASAP, I just want my time back. Business is a time sink but I enjoy what I do. And with the mortgage covered I could be really chill, or take more risks. That's enough for me! What I can't afford to do is high risk investing and lose the capital that will allow me to build that ADU and support my business.

[Anonymous No.58851251]

>>58851233
>I just thought, yeah obviously the banks are going to ban something that makes them obsolete.
it doesn't. this circus has become too addicted to printing itself out of big oopsies. if bitcoin were to overtake the dollar tomorrow, and a recession or a depression eventually hit it, they wouldn't be able to do what they've been doing since 2008, so things would crash and people at the top would have to be held accountable for real. they'd commit genocide before that happened. that's largely why none of these cryptos will ever make it in that sense, and if any digital currency ever does, there's going to be a backdoor somehow.

[Anonymous No.58851271]

[Anonymous No.58851276]

>>58850856
Rsr, inj, fun mooning this week, it’s on!

[Anonymous No.58851277]

>>58850862
>Is he trying to save up to buy something special for his 100th birthday
golden fucking KEK

[Anonymous No.58851280]

Im almost all in on dips. Right now its borderline free. This is why I'm all in on shorting the burgers and going long on the dips. We are in one of the lowest lows for dip prices, but the canary in the coal mine was displayed when the pizzajudes began charging for cheese & pepper, guess whata finna be next? Ketchup, bbq sauce, and the other. imo bbq will have the highest roi because its slightly scarcer for about the same demand I've already got an ipo on its way just basically hoarding up all this dip at the low so that way I can have collateral to sell for cash to buy the burgers back on the dip because as i typed this post I was borrowing a burger from a patron of the restaurant and immediately returned it. See when the lines are long in the drive through, the burger prices creep up so thats when you return the burger and then wait for the rush to go away and then once the last car's cleared, you jump in and buy it at the low when theres no demand and then give it back to that patron. Using the cash earned, I was able to buy myself a meal in which immediately after my last bight i marched up to the counter demanding a refund. 111 mcdonalds have posters with my face saying do not serve this man

[Anonymous No.58851330]

>>58851277
finally someone understands me.

[Anonymous No.58851544]

>>58850864
Are you retarded >>58850862

[Anonymous No.58851559]

>>58851280
>Hoarding sauce/dip packets while free and selling when companies start kiking up the price

Retard levels of based

[Anonymous No.58851572]

>>58851135
>20k
It was 20k just last crash. You did buy when it crashed through the previous ath right?

>tfw cost basis of my btc is -50000 per btc
goodmanfeelsgoodman.jpg Guess time in the market compounds with timing the market. Good luck waiting for ANOTHER crash to 20k.

[Anonymous No.58851671]

>>58850856
>Warren Buffet owns more T-bills than the Federal Reserve


*Treasuries 101*


100 = 00.**
1000 = 0*.**
10000 = **.**
100000 = ***.**
1000000 = ****.**
10000000 = *****.**
So... For example @ Rate .05365 = (5.365%)

Formula Equates - 10000000(1(.05365*28)/360) = .9958**~-+ &= ($0.41) Discount/Return

100 - .41
1000 - 4.10
10000 - 41
100000 - 410
1000000 - 4100
10000000 - 41000


Makes sense. Safer return.

[Anonymous No.58852298]

>>58851135
You're losing to inflation you fucking moron why not go 100% gold and silver to peg to inflation and even make gains and then buy equities during the crash. Fucking idiot.

[Anonymous No.58852312]

>>58850856
>T-Bills
>XRP
Yeah, I'm thinking we're gonna make it.

[Anonymous No.58852381]

>>58852298
It's in an HYSA, so I'm not really losing.

[Anonymous No.58852383]

>>58851572
No I didn't have any money back then, everything has been tied up in business and property until now. I hope to buy under $30k, but yeah maybe that's unrealistic. I just really want to get into he 21BTC club, and can only do so if I get cheapies.

[Anonymous No.58852422]

>>58851193
someone get warren on the phone

[Anonymous No.58852440]

>>58850862
Do you all actually believe that Buffett is personally managing it himself?

[Anonymous No.58852439]

>>58852381
>sitting cash
>>>58852383
>missed the dip
Just give up at investing and start DCA

[Anonymous No.58852441]

>>58852298
I like and own gold, and I wouldn’t advise anyone to buy it near an ATH. He missed the moon. Wait for better pricing or sit in t-bills until etf’s crash which is what the best investor on the planet is doing.

[Anonymous No.58852453]

>>58852441
That’s what I’m doing basically, HYSA is just lazier t-bills. I was gonna move some into t-bills soon.

[Anonymous No.58852456]

>>58852439
no, I see a better risk:reward in waiting for a BTC black swan event then scooping it up cheap

[Anonymous No.58852460]

>>58851097
You might have had me until you said India is a superpower. India and Pakistan are going to have a brutal bloody war and Indian culture is so corrupt and repulsive to the core and their compulsion to scam so great that they are their own worst enemies and will fuck themselves over by trying to scam too much. The entire country of India is essentially a Solana shitcoin that will rug itself before it even gets off the ground.

[Anonymous No.58852464]

>>58850856
>Warren Buffet owns more T-bills than the Federal Reserve
and tether owns more T-bills than both of them combined

[Anonymous No.58852467]

>>58852440
Do you know small Berkshire Hathaway is employee wise?

[Anonymous No.58852685]

>>58852456
lmao brave based retard

[Anonymous No.58852709]

>>58852298
>You're losing to inflation
picrel
>why not go 100% gold and silver to peg to inflation
picrel

You really have no idea what is about to happen, do you? Billionaire insiders are fleeing to cash and you're loading up on assets. ngmi

[Anonymous No.58853613]

>>58852709
Why would you load up on cash before the last FOMO squeeze?

[Anonymous No.58853616]

>>58852383
that ship probably sailed
chance are you get sidelined as btc bottoms above your entry price

[Anonymous No.58853621]

>>58852383
>21 btc club
whatever jeet shill. not buying your digital bing bing yahoos.

[Anonymous No.58853626]

>>58850862
>Why does a 93 year old as rich as he is need more growth?
You buy T bills when you don't expect growth.

[Anonymous No.58853631]

>>58850884
Alternatively, he spent his life playing the game and spends his final years funding it. Old people don't like change and apparently he hasn't heard of the roman empire.