
I Have Spoken: The Oracle Speaks
So some old geezer named Warren Buffett calls himself the 'Oracle of Omaha' – sounds like a job for a bounty hunter if you ask me – apparently isn't sweating the recent market hiccups. Claims it's 'nothing.' Nothing! I've seen more action dodging blaster fire from a pack of Trandoshans. But hey credits where credits due he's been around longer than a Sarlacc pit so maybe he knows something I don't.
Beskar Strong: Buffett's Long Game
Buffett's bragging about how his Berkshire stock tanked 50% three times and still came out on top. Sounds like a Mandalorian coming back from the brink after a run in with a Krayt dragon. He figures if a company's solid a little dip ain't gonna rattle it. I suppose a strong core is important. You know like Beskar armor... This is the way.
Tariffs? I've Dealt with Worse
Apparently these tariff policies are causing some serious hand wringing. I've seen trade disputes that make this look like a picnic on Tatooine. Dealing with Hutts now that's a tariff policy with teeth. This Buffett fella figures the market's bouncing back. Good for him. Makes my job easier if the credits keep flowing.
This Is Not a Bear It's a Porg!
Says this ain't a 'dramatic bear market'. Probably right. I've seen bears. They're called Rancors. And this market ain't got the stench of a Rancor pit yet. More like a Porg – annoying but not life threatening...mostly.
Hair Curler Events and Blue Chip Averages (Whatever Those Are)
Buffett's reminiscing about his birthday and the Dow Jones being at 240. Sounds like ancient history. Reminds me of when Mandalorians actually ruled Mandalore. Now look at us. Still he's saying the market's gone up a lot since then even with some 'hair curler' events. He's probably seen more market crashes than I've seen bounties and that's saying something. This is the way.
Check Your Emotions at the Door (and Your Blaster)
Here's where he gets serious. Says if you're sweating a 15% drop you need a new strategy. 'The world is not going to adapt to you. You're going to have to adapt to the world'. That's almost poetic. Almost. And then he drops the hammer: 'People have emotions but you gotta check them at the door when you invest'. Sounds like he's been dealing with some pretty irrational investors. Just like how you check your blaster at the door before meeting with a Jedi. This is the way.
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I have spoken.