We start by commemorating Warren Buffett's retirement, which marks a significant moment in investing history. We’ll examine his philosophies and Berkshire Hathaway’s remarkable gains under Buffett's leadership. We then shift to the market rebounding after April volatility, noting strong job creation and consumer spending. As tariff-related headlines drive market movements, we look at AI investments, the potential for stagflation, and how the Federal Reserve's decisions will significantly impact market direction.

Key Takeaways

[0:19] - Warren Buffett's retirement and legacy

[08:13] - The market’s rebound after a volatile April

[10:54] - AI investments expected to continue despite economic uncertainties

[14:06] - Job creation/consumer spending indicate resilience in U.S. economy

[15:58] - Are we heading into a time of stagflation?

[18:09] - The Fed’s role & positive indicators for future growth

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Links

'Washed up' Warren Buffett has supposedly lost a step. The investor has scored an $11 billion gain on Apple this year.

DeepSeek and tariffs fail to undermine the AI investment boom (so far)

Torsten Sløk: Stagflation coming

Commodity prices, the dollar and stagflation risk

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