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  • 2/27/2024
Warren Buffett echoed Charlie Munger's criticism in his annual letter, that the stock market has become increasingly "casino-like." Buffett believes too many investors act as speculators rather than long-term investors focused on company fundamentals. The ease of online trading apps has made buying and selling stocks more akin to gambling, in Buffett's view. He warned young investors especially to remember brokerages profit most from high trading volumes, not necessarily helping clients.
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00:00 It's Benzinga and here's what's on the block. Warren Buffett echoed Charlie Munger's criticism
00:04 in his annual letter that the stock market has become increasingly casino-like. Buffett believes
00:08 too many investors are acting as speculators rather than long-term investors focused on company
00:12 fundamentals. The ease of online trading apps has made buying and selling stocks more akin to
00:17 gambling in Buffett's view. He warned young investors especially to remember brokerages
00:21 profit most from high trading volumes, not necessarily helping clients. Buffett advises
00:25 remembering the house or brokerages always wins in a casino and will do so again when
00:30 speculative bubbles burst. For all things money visit Benzinga.com

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