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Warren Buffett: investors should ignore scary headlinesOpinion You wouldn’t buy or sell your own business on the back of today's headlines, sasy Warren Buffett, so why sell shares in good firms?
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Seth Klarman: focusing on value stocks will pay offOpinion Value stocks are very much out of favour , says Seth Klarman, chief executive of hedge fund Baupost. But that won't always be the case.
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Cheah Cheng Hye: life is both "attractive and terrifying" for investors right nowNews Capitalism is in a systemic crisis, says Cheah Cheng Hye, co-chairman and co-CIO of Value Partners, but investors should continue to hold equities.
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Martin Gilbert: most assets still look “reasonable” valueAnalysis Only government bonds seem too expensive, says Martin Gilbert, vice chairman of Standard Life Aberdeen.
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Larry Fink: climate change will "reshape finance"Opinion Larry Fink, chief executive, BlackRock, believes that changes in the global climate will redefine the way modern markets work.
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Scott Minerd: the collapse in corporate creditFeatures The slide and collapse in investment-grade credit has begun, says Scott Minerd, chief investment officer of Guggenheim Partners.
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Joseph Stiglitz: bitcoin will be “regulated into oblivion”Features Economists Joseph Stiglitz Nouriel Roubini and Kenneth Rogoff fear bitcoin will be “regulated into oblivion” as authorities clamp down on money laundering.
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Howard Marks: private equity is finding it too easy to raise moneyFeatures A flood of "easy money" from investors is leaving private equity groups to pay too much for deals and lower their standards, says billionaire investor Howard Marks.
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Robert Shiller: cryptocurrencies are doomed to failureFeatures Cryptocurrencies may be yet another in a long line of failed attempts to establish new kinds of money, says Nobel-prize inner and professor of economics, Robert Shiller.
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