OMAHA, Neb. (MarketWatch)
Warren Buffett said Saturday that he will not be
buying Google Inc. or
Apple Inc. stocks
any time soon even though they are extraordinary companies
They are both huge
and they will be tough to dislodge from their dominant positions
But he doesn't
have the level of conviction to buy them like he did with International Business
Machines
"We
couldn't predict what would happen to Apple 10 years ago and we can't predict
what will happen to it 10 years from now," said the chairman and chief executive
of Berkshire Hathaway
Berkshire owns a 5.5% stake in IBM valued at $10.9 billion at the end of 2011
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Buffett: UE lo tendrá "muy difícil" para resolver sus problemas
El multimillonario inversor estadounidense Warren Buffett aseguró hoy que la Unión Europea (UE) lo va a tener "muy difícil" para resolver sus problemas financieros, aunque señaló que tras "algo de dolor" y "varios episodios engorrosos", sus países retomarán la senda del crecimiento. "Europa lo va a tener muy, muy difícil para resolver sus problemas. No sólo se trata de tener 17 países, sino de los problemas que conlleva que esos países tengan que ponerse de acuerdo y coordinar medidas. Es un problema muy difícil", dijo hoy Buffett en una entrevista al canal económico CNBC.
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