TIME FOR STOCK MARKET CAUTION

With stock market indexes near all time highs,
and after many years of “Buy the dip” and “It always goes up”  behavior,
there are two key public data sources
that should cause stock investors to proceed with caution.

First, Billionaire Warren Buffett,
the world’s most renowned value stock investor,
built a $373 Billion cash hoard at Berkshire Hathaway,
mostly kept invested in T-Bills,
because he could not find enough stocks to buy that fit his value criteria.

Secondly, corporate insiders,
who should know their own company’s prospects better than anyone else,
have recently been selling much, much more of their companies’ stocks
than they have been buying. 

When the most successful investor on the planet
cannot find value worth buying in the stock market,
and when the people with the closest view of their own business
are cashing out at near-record levels,
it’s probably worth paying attention
instead of assuming the market only goes up.

Sometimes the smartest money whispers
long before everyone else starts shouting.

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