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Is Warren Buffett Too Afraid To Say The Market's Overvalued?

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Rupert Hargreaves
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For many, Warren Buffett is an untouchable character. The folksy billionaire has created a reputation for himself that's impossible to undermine thanks to his corporate responsibility, charitable giving and desire to achieve the best results for all stakeholders in any situation.

But cracks in Buffett’s facades do occasionally show through. Maybe it’s because Berkshire Hathaway has now become so large it’s difficult for the Oracle of Omaha to keep an eye on day-to-day operations. Or maybe it’s just because the size of Berkshire and Buffett’s wealth is now so large it is difficult to keep the same anti-Wall Street mentality that has existed at the business...

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