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Warren Buffet Sells Off H. R. Horton Stock

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Terrel L. Shields

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:Buffett's company disclosed to the SEC that it had already sold off all of its 5,969,714 shares of D. R. Horton in the quarter ending on December 31, 2023, as reported by Lance Lambert on ResiClub. The journalist said: "It's interesting that Warren Buffett would so quickly sell off his D.R. Horton stake and exit the homebuilder bet."
 
Terrel L. Shields said:
:Buffett's company disclosed to the SEC that it had already sold off all of its 5,969,714 shares of D. R. Horton in the quarter ending on December 31, 2023, as reported by Lance Lambert on ResiClub. The journalist said: "It's interesting that Warren Buffett would so quickly sell off his D.R. Horton stake and exit the homebuilder bet."
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I wish I had a couple hundred shares in Berkshire Hathaway.
 
Buffet is going into the grave soon. Stocks would be the last thing on my mind if I were him.
 
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DTB said:
Or die young at the latest possible date.
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Don't we all know someone who died months after retiring? I had a good postman and when he retired he was diagnosed with cancer several weeks later and died in weeks. I met a guy once working in the oil field who was about 75. Not an easy job. Seems he looked so forward to retiring but weeks after he retired his wife died. They had made plans to go on cruises, travel and that all fell apart. He moped around and got in a pitiful state in less than a year. His old boss stopped by to see him, and saw what a horrible state he was in. He told him, "Get your work clothes ready. I want you to go be at work Monday morning." He was. Never looked back. And he regained his health and spirit and was happy to be working. Some of us are not built to simply stop and do nothing.
 
Terrel L. Shields said:
Don't we all know someone who died months after retiring? I had a good postman and when he retired he was diagnosed with cancer several weeks later and died in weeks. I met a guy once working in the oil field who was about 75. Not an easy job. Seems he looked so forward to retiring but weeks after he retired his wife died. They had made plans to go on cruises, travel and that all fell apart. He moped around and got in a pitiful state in less than a year. His old boss stopped by to see him, and saw what a horrible state he was in. He told him, "Get your work clothes ready. I want you to go be at work Monday morning." He was. Never looked back. And he regained his health and spirit and was happy to be working. Some of us are not built to simply stop and do nothing.
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I agree.

My previous post was in the vein of living life with gusto at all ages.

As JC Mellencamp crooned, life goes on long after the thrill of livin' is gone! Don't let that befall you or anyone else here.

I was in Florida recently, carless, walked 7 miles each way each day to go bass fishing at age 64. I wanted to go fishing, so I went!
 
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