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The Oracle’s Final Warning: Buffett’s $325 Billion Bet Against the Market

DO YOU REMEMBER HOW THINGS WERE IN THE YEARS LEADING UP TO 2008?

The stock market was booming.

401(k) and IRA holders felt unstoppable as their portfolios soared with double-digit gains.

But while millions of Americans celebrated their gains, Warren Buffett quietly sold 25% of his market assets and amassed $44 billion in cash reserves.

Then, the crash happened.

The Oracle of Omaha had seen it coming.

He did the same in 1998–99, amassing historic cash reserves just before the tech bubble burst.

Buffett had called it, again…

Now take a look at today's market:

The S&P 500 is riding high and rose more than 20% for a second straight year in 2024.

Retirement portfolios are once again delivering double-digit returns.

I'm sure you've seen the news of how Warren Buffett is on a stock-selling spree…

How he's sold up to 70% of Apple stock, one of Berkshire Hathaway's top-performing stocks.

And how he's just moved almost a quarter-trillion dollars out of the market.

In fact, he now sits on $325 BILLION in cash reserves, which is more right now than at any other point in his history.

It's a move so unprecedented…

That even Fortune 500 corporate insiders are following his lead by the dozens and dumping their shares at record levels.

And while your financial advisor might be telling you to ride this wave, ask yourself this:

Does your advisor know more than the Oracle of Omaha?

Is he smarter than Warren Buffett?

Please heed Buffett's new 2025 warning.

Because the signs are here, just as they were in 2008.

History has shown us how quickly things can turn.

If you don't want to feel that knee-buckling helplessness all over again…

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