The Latest Breaking News from Charlie Munger

In a characteristically plainspoken critique of Wall Street’s more complex analyses, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) (BRK.A) CEO Warren Buffett delivered a pointed warning to investors relying heavily on sophisticated financial models. “Investors should be skeptical of history-based models. Constructed by a nerdy-sounding priesthood using esoteric terms such as beta, gamma, sigma...

Robert Herjavec credits ten transformative lessons from Charlie Munger, including humility, simplicity, and financial independence, for guiding his journey to becoming a billionaire.

Many of us have wondered: if Warren Buffett had to start all over again, how would he make his billions back?

Warren Buffett’s junk-food diet may be questionable, but he’s on to something.

While the leading U.S. stock market indices continue to make record highs, the iShares China Large-Cap ETF remains in a bearish trend. Chinese stocks are a contrarian play in the current market, but the bearish trend is not a friend of market participants with exposure to the world’s second-leading economy…

The same question is being asked in politics and in business: How old is too old to lead?

Investing is difficult, even more so if one views the commodity complex as a long-term opportunity. Still, sage advice from the legendary investors can be followed.

Americans nowadays would need to toil for nearly three centuries to make what their CEOs can often earn in one year.

Investors continue to wonder how long stocks will keep moving higher. Friday’s jobs report suggests the economy is much stronger than most people realize, which is good news for stocks.