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4 Things Warren Buffett Would Likely Do After a Stock Market Crash


Published on 2025-01-26 10:01:16 - MSN
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  • The stock market is a mercurial beast. No matter how smart and prepared you are, you will still, at some point in your investing journey, find yourself totally gobsmacked by the goings-on of

The article from MSN Money discusses four strategies Warren Buffett would likely employ following a stock market crash. Firstly, Buffett would buy stocks when they are undervalued, capitalizing on the market's fear to invest in quality companies at lower prices. He famously advises to be "greedy when others are fearful." Secondly, he would focus on long-term investments, looking for companies with strong fundamentals that can weather economic downturns and thrive in the long run. Thirdly, Buffett would maintain a cash reserve, ensuring he has liquidity to take advantage of investment opportunities without being forced to sell assets at a loss. Lastly, he would avoid panic selling, understanding that market downturns are temporary and that patience often pays off in the stock market. The article emphasizes Buffett's philosophy of seeing market crashes as buying opportunities rather than times for distress.

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