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Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway doesn't own Nvidia:
Despite its booming growth, Nvidia doesn't fit Buffett's investing style.
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Focus on established companies:
He prefers well-established businesses with "good economics" like Coca-Cola and American Express.
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Value investing:
He seeks undervalued stocks based on their intrinsic worth, not market trends.
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Avoiding "it" stocks:
He avoids rushing into popular high-growth stocks like Nvidia.
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Large positions in Apple and Amazon:
He entered these tech giants after significant price increases.
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Limited investment options:
He finds attractive investment opportunities scarce with Berkshire's large cash holding.
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Skepticism about AI:
Both Buffett and Munger express concerns about the hype and potential risks of AI.
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Buffett acknowledges AI's potential:
He recognizes ChatGPT's capabilities but worries about its unforeseen consequences.
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Munger prefers traditional intelligence:
He expresses skepticism about the superiority of AI over "old-fashioned intelligence."
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Berkshire's future investments:
Despite limited options, Buffett is still looking for companies with "good economics."