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    Warren Buffett Bets on Inflation, a Dollar Decline and Rising Oil and Commodity Prices, Says Investor Greg Roy
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    We’re doing all the things that lead to that (inflation).” Greg Roy, the investor who generated 2,862% returns during the crash of 2008, writes, "Warren Buffett’s $44 Billion deal to buy Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad is a bet on better profits NOT a better future for America." According to Roy, Buffett has been preoccupied with inflation this year, stating clearly that the government’s actions “certainly sows the seeds of substantial inflation. Full Article at Emediawire.com
    Warren Buffett’s $44 Billion deal to buy Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad is a bet on better profits NOT a better future for America.
    SOURCE: Emediawire.com 3 weeks ago
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Warren Buffett Bets on Inflation, a Dollar Decline and Rising Oil and Commodity Prices, Says Investor Greg Roy
  1. I'd be more worried holding cash... The one thing about those unprecedented after effects is they're going to be very bad for cash. I would much rather own working assets than have cash in a period that could become inflationary down the road.
    SOURCE: Emediawire.com 3 weeks ago
  2. Warren is a public relations virtuoso who can make people believe almost anything about the economy but it’s just too much to believe that a $44 billion inflation-hedge signals a vote for a better future for the average American.
    SOURCE: Emediawire.com 3 weeks ago

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