Two pieces of news.
1. Buffett's Berkshire has been selling the most this year, with cash reserves exceeding $300 billion in the third quarter, up from $189 billion in the first quarter, and Apple's stock is among those he has sold.
2. Rogers: The crisis will end the global market frenzy; he has significantly reduced his positions, retaining only investments in China and Uzbekistan.
How do big shots become big shots? Besides having more information sources than ordinary people, their intuition and judgment are truly beyond the reach of the average person. Just look at how Hong Kong's Li Ka-shing avoided domestic real estate risks; you have to admit it's impressive. $BTC
