Warren Buffett, 94, shocked an arena full of his Berkshire Hathaway shareholders by announcing that he wants to retire at the end of the year.His 55 years of service at Berkshire Hathaway makes him the longest-running CEO at any S&P 500 company.
He made the announcement in Omaha, Nebraska. Buffett has a net worth pushing $170 billion, making him the fifth wealthiest individual in the world.
He also took the time to call out President Donald Trump as it relates to the ongoing tariff war. Buffett said that the U.S. shouldn’t use “trade as a weapon” and anger the world like President Trump has with his tariffs. Here’s more from LiveNow with Fox.
We all know that Larry Fink is CEO of Blackrock, but who actually owns the company? Veteran Internet researcher Ian Carroll does some digging and finds that Warren Buffett might be its largest owner. Buffett owns about 45 percent percent of the shares through his multinational conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway, based in Omaha, Nebraska.
Both Merrill Lynch and Bank of America are involved in this tangled mess, though mergers and acquisitions that Carroll outlines here. Bank of America traces it roots to the Bank of Italy, formed in San Francisco in 1904 by a banker, Amadeo Giannini, whose parents had emigrated to the United States from Italy during the Gold Rush.
One lingering question? Carroll does not find any Blackrock board members directly tied to Berkshire Hathaway. Why would a company own nearly half of another entity, and not maintain a visible presence on its board? Here’s more from Question Everything.
Warren Buffett does not like selling stocks, but something has changed. In the past year, he sold roughly 50 percent of his stock portfolio.
He now has more cash on hand than the cumulative value of his investments.
Is he predicting a stock market crash and cashing out ahead of time? Or, at the age of 93, did he just decide his investing days were coming to an end? Here’s more from Cooper Academy.
Alex Jones adamantly suggests that the stock market crash is 100 percent staged, thanks to financial guru Warren Buffett.
Jones reports that Buffett called the top of Apple, dumping 55 percent of his shares in the company and sending the market into a frenzy. “He’s got all the insiders,” Jones said. “He’s not the oracle that predicts it, he’s in with the globalist insiders–one of their captains, one of their generals–so they’re running and fleecing the public.”
Jones welcomes economist Kirk Elliott to the podcast to discuss what’s next for the economy and updates breaking news around the planet.
Josh Sigurdson talks with financial expert Mark Gonzales about the massive selloffs we’re seeing from some of the world’s wealthiest investors, as we enter into a banking and economic crisis.
Sigurdson says the likes of Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos and Warren Buffet are selling off billions of dollars of stock shares, while at the same time building large underground bunkers. What do they know that you don’t? Sigurdson and Gonzales take a deep dive into the topic in this episode of World Alternative Media.
The Wall Street Journal broke big news Sunday, explaining how Jeffrey Epstein tried to blackmail the billionaire Bill Gates for carrying out an extramarital affair with a young Russian expatriate, Mila Antonova.
Gates had met Antonova in 2010 at a bridge tournament where she was pushing her ideas of a new non-profit company that would promote bridge for youngsters. He apparently began a sexual affair with her while he was still married to Melinda Gates. At the time, Antonova was in her early twenties while Bill Gates was in his mid 50s.
It’s not clear yet how long the affair lasted, or whether Gates donated money to her charity. But he apparently did introduce her to Epstein and encourage him to make such donations. While it doesn’t appear Epstein took the bait, he apparently did pay some of Antonova’s college tuition fees. Gates also might have introduced her to Warren Buffett, as Buffett attended the same 2010 bridge tournament where Gates met her.
We already knew Gates was never a saint. He maintained a long extramarital affair with a Microsoft employee, an affair that lasted more than a decade, while he served as CEO of that company. Here’s a video from IgniteNYC, where Antonova explains why she finds bridge a powerful mind game.
She notes how Mae West loved bridge, although she misspells West’s name as “May West.” It was West who quipped, “Bridge is like sex. If you don’t have a good partner, you better have a good hand.”
No one should be shocked that Warren Buffett had a stock activist arrested for painting a dark portrait of Bill Gates at the annual Berkshire Hathaway meeting. Just like Gates, has a track record that goes way back, opposing population growth and supporting hucksters like Lawrence King. Here, you can learn more about King’s role in the Omaha, Nebraska Franklin child prostitution ring case back in the 1980s. Jamie Dlux offers the truth.
Oprah Winfrey’s link to child sex trafficking has many branches, unbeknownst to her adoring public.
Not only does Winfrey run her own sex-scandal-riddled leadership academy for girls in Africa, she also legitimized notorious sex criminal João Teixeira de Faria, aka John of God, as a miraculous faith healer, who is now serving 19 years in prison for the rape of four women. She is closely connected to disgraced rapist and former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
Winfrey is a prominent member of the Good Club, a billionaire group with such notorious members as George Soros and Bill Gates, who meet regularly behind close doors to discuss world depopulation. And the evil goes on and on. Here’s more from Philosophers-stone.info Pureblood.
“The 10 richest men in the world doubled their funds during the last two years.—increasing from approximately $700 billion to $1.5 trillion between March 2020 and November 2021 — the incomes of approximately 99% of people around the globe fell during that time, and more than 160 million people have been forced into poverty, the Oxfam report added.” More from Really Graceful.
