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Buffett: huge tax cut isn’t baked into market

Warren Buffett believes that the corporate tax reform is very bullish for the US stock market, and more importantly, isn't fully priced in to stock prices.

“The tax act is a huge factor in valuation,” he said on CNBC's “Squawk Box” on Wednesday. “You had this major change in the silent stock holder in American business who has been content with 35 percent… and now instead of getting 35 percent interest in the earnings they get a 21 percent and that makes the remaining stock more valuable.”

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They Say Recovery, We Say Recession

How is the economy doing currently? Not well. The United States has had two recessions in the 21st century, in 2001 and 2008/9. Our prognosis is that the US economy is losing steam quickly and the third recession is getting near. Let’s look at the cost of money, raw material and labor. Due to a lack of demand, all current indications are that interest rates, commodity prices and real wages will continue to fall.

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