Does warren buffet still invest and how can i buy stocks he buys?

Question

any suggestions and if so do u know what books his read?

Answer 1

Warren Buffett still invests. The best way to benefit from Buffett's investing skills is to buy Berkshire Hathaway. Berskhire Hathaway is a holding company that Buffett runs. He makes his investments through Berkshire.

Generally, to find successful investors and see what they are investing in, you should go to Xearn.com

Answer 2

well, tell you the truth, things are not turning around yet..

the rally from the past 2 days is just because stocks were oversold a week ago.  it's just in correction process.

after july, if housing don't get better, oil keep rising, credit crunch still bad, the market will still go down.

you shouldn't long anything until things turn around.

right now i'd be patient and wait for the right time, and i am sure mr.buffet is not looking for what stock to invest in but which company is undervalued.

find the worst sector, and find the best stock in that worst sector.. it may be undervalued.

but still follow the trend.. energy

Answer 3

Yes Warren still invest, his company does alot of investing.

You can read all about him in Robert Hagstrom's book The Warren Buffett Way

If you think investing in what he currently is investing in will make you alot of money your foolish.  He now has leverage, he can buy and hold and he can average down where many investor can not and should not.

You can go to either MSN Money or Yahoo Finance and use their screens to select the same type of stocks that Buffet selects.   Here are the parameters that he would use to select stock

Return on Equity 5-Year Avg. >= 25%

Return on Invested Capital >= 15%

Pre-Tax Margin: 5-Year Avg. >= 1.25* Industry Avg. Pre-Tax Margin: 5-year Avg

Price/Cash Flow Ratio <= 0.8* Industry Average Price/Cash Flow Ratio

Price/Cash Flow Ratio >=0.1

Debt to Equity Ratio <= 0.5* Industry Average Debt to Equity Ratio

Income Per Employee >= 1.5* Industry Average Income Per Employee

Last Price >= 10

Mean Recommendation <= Moderate Buy

But follow your fixation, and you learn