ADVERTISE HERE

An Unofficial Tracking Blog of World Famous Financial Gurus.

This blog tracks famous financial gurus' market commentary, investment ideas, video interviews and media appearances.

Disclaimers: The information on this blog provided is for informational purposes only, without any express or implied warranty of any kind, including warranties of accuracy, completeness, or fitness for any particular purpose. You should not make any decision, financial investments, trading or otherwise, based on any of the information presented on this blog without undertaking independent due diligence and consultation with a professional broker or competent financial adviser. You understand that you are using any and all Information available on or through this blog at your own risk.

Sunday, 8 December 2013

Warren Buffett gets a boast with Media General

Today’s middays gainers are Enzon Pharmaceuticals Inc (NASDAQ:ENZN), Media General, Inc. (NYSE:MEG), Theravance Inc (NASDAQ:THRX) and midday losers are InterOil Corporation (NYSE:IOC), Ulta Salon, Cosmetics & Fragrance, Inc. (NASDAQ:ULTA), Novacopper (NYSEMKT:NCQ).

Today’s midday gainer is Enzon Pharmaceuticals Inc (NASDAQ:ENZN). The healthcare stock shot up +10.69%, hitting $1.61. Billionaire Seth Klarman holds 7.6 million shares (0.37% of his fund), acquired for $3.32 each. Carl Icahn owns 5.9 million shares (0.04% of his holdings), purchased for an average $3.59.

The second company with a major gain today is Media General, Inc. (NYSE:MEG). The television broadcast company increased +6.83% to $19.87. With 4.6 million shares, MEG represents 0.07% of Warren Buffett’s fund. The investor paid an average $4.63 per asset.

The Return from Equities will be very muted in the next few years

Q: If it is not the developed market equities and it is not the emerging market equities where would you put your money to use at current levels?

Marc Faber :  I think what people hate today is essentially to hold cash and my sense is that the return from equities will be very muted in the next few years. Maybe you will make something like 5-10 percent per annum, but even that would be a very high return considering that in the western world - in eurozone, in America and in Japan you have essentially zero interest rates. So if equity investors make 5 percent per annum, it is actually a very higher return. - in a recent interview with CNBC TV18