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Date: Mon, 27 Jul 2009 19:25:15
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Subject: [ob] Warren Buffett to CNBC: Invest in Stocks Even At Dow 9000
Warren Buffett to CNBC: Invest in Stocks Even At Dow 9000
Published: Friday, 24 Jul 2009 | 8:36 AM ET
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By: Alex Crippen
Executive Producer
Warren
Buffett tells CNBC the economy still isn't showing any signs of life
but that doesn't mean investors should stay away from stocks for the
long-term.
In a
live interview on Squawk Box this morning, Buffett says "business is
still flat." But he stresses that doesn't mean he's negative on
stocks, predicting the market will revive before the economy does.
COMPLETE CNBC INTERVIEW TRANSCRIPT
"The market is very, very likely to turn up before business. But I don't try
and time stocks. I try to price stocks."
He repeats his advice from his "Buy American" op-ed in The New York Times last
fall: don't wait to buy stocks until the
economy improves. By then, he says, you will have missed the biggest
stock gains.
Even with the Dow hitting highs for the year around 9000,
Buffett repeats his belief that stocks will outperform cash
investments, such as Treasury notes, over the long-term. "I would much
rather own equities at 9000 on the Dow than have a long investment in
government bonds or a continuously rolling investment in short-term
money."
As usual, he points out he is not making any predictions about what the stock
market will do in the next coming weeks or months.
Buffett
repeats his belief there are "real inflationary possibilities" down the
road, due to the massive stimulus being applied to the struggling
economy. But he also repeats his view the stimulus is necessary
despite the after-effects, because helping the economy recover should
be the nation's top priority.
Buffett
again endorses Ben Bernanke as Federal Reserve chairman, saying "I
don't think you could have anybody better than Bernanke in the job. He
understands all the issues."
Buffett's
bearish comments today on the economy echo what he's been saying in
recent weeks. Earlier this month, Buffett told us consumer sales
remained "very, very soft" and about a month ago he said in a live interview on
CNBC that he was seeing no "green shoots" on the economy.
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* Dow 9000: What Does it Mean, and Can It Last?
Buffett declines to comment on Berkshire Hathaway's recent move to sell about
17 percent of its stake in the credit-rating agency Moody's [MCO 25.93 0.41
(+1.61%) ].
Buffett's live interview was designed to promote a new online animated series
called Secret Millionaire's Club in which he voices a cartoon version of
himself who helps teach kids about finance and investing.
Current Berkshire stock prices:
Class A: [US;BRK.A 95300.0 --- UNCH (0) ]
Class B: [US;BRK.B 3127.36 --- UNCH (0) ]
For more Buffett Watch updates follow alexcrippen on Twitter.Email comments to
buffettwa...@cnbc.com
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