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Thanks to the dollars status, the U.S. has been given a golden credit card, but it risks getting caught in a vicious cycle of rising debt, according to a billionaire investor / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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Howard Marks: Should You Sell U.S. Stocks Because of the Rising U.S. National Debt?
The current optimism surrounding AI may ultimately prove to be insufficient if the technology’s economic impact exceeds expectations, according to Marks / Photo: Unsplash / Nahrizul Kadri
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The Limits of Rationality: Why the Guru Who Predicted the Dot-Com Crash Doesn't Consider AI a Bubble
Several major investors cut their investments in memory chip manufacturers in the second quarter / Photo: CeltStudio / Shutterstock.com
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The Next Bet on AI: Where Billionaire Investors' Capital Is Flowing
Marks warns that, caught up in a wave of optimism, investors are buying stocks at prices higher than their true value, which could result in lower-than-average future returns / Photo: Facebook / Howard Marks
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Howard Marks: Investors are overly optimistic. What can they learn from Buffett?
Warren Buffett saw the ability to remain calm during periods of market turmoil as an investors greatest asset / Photo: Creative Salim / Shutterstock.com
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Oninvest opens guru portfolios
Marks has revised his skepticism of AI, but isnt ready to predict the future of the sector / Screenshot by People by WTF
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Howard Marks: why won't AI help investors find the new Steve Jobs?
Howard Marks advises not to be original and remember Buffett / Photo: Mijansk786 / Shutterstock.com
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Howard Marks advises investors to have patience: Buffett had "bad years" too
There are very few truly bargain buys on the market right now, according to an analyst who predicted the collapse of the dot-com bubble / Photo: Pepperdine University
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'Profitable purchases appear when people panic': Howard Marks advises to wait
The direct lending segment attracted investors with promises of high yields, but tensions have been mounting recently / Photo: Pepperdine University
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Howard Marks got rich on distressed debt. What lesson does he see in the crash of 1929?
For an investor, its not what to buy, but how much to buy it for, Howard Marks believes / Photo: Pepperdine University
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What to do when stocks come into vogue: a lesson from an investor Buffett trusts
Billionaire Howard Marks believes that investors often ignore negative signals due to cognitive dissonance / Photo: Pepperdine University
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'There are no sensible options': what Howard Marks advises investors to do against the backdrop of war
At the end of 2025, Marks team would reallocate funds from the industrial sector to the medical, transportation and IT infrastructure of developing countries / Photo: Pepperdine University
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Aviation, pharma and bitcoin miner: how billionaire Howard Marks' portfolio has changed
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