Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump getting bad news from investors.

One of the things I've noticed is that when it comes to the economy, some people will watch

what the big names and money do and infer the state of things from that.

A lot of people can look at the Buffett indicator,

see the market is overvalued, then see Buffett's company selling stock and building giant cash

reserves, and put two and two together. They can conclude that Buffett probably believes a

correction is coming, but a lot of people need to hear them say it.

They don't like inferring, and they don't necessarily like commentators explaining it.

They want to hear it straight from the horse's mouth.

But when it comes to the economy, many of the big names don't provide a lot of public statements.

And when they do, they're subtle. As an example, Buffett's company recently released their

annual letter. In it, Buffett offered some advice for Uncle Sam. Quote,

Thank you, Uncle Sam. Someday, your nieces and nephews at Berkshire hope to send you even larger payments than we did in 2024.

Spend it wisely.

Take care of the many who, for no fault of their own, get the short straws in life.

They deserve better.

And never forget that we need you to

maintain a stable currency. And that result requires both wisdom and vigilance on your part.

People familiar with Buffett might tell you this is a message to Trump, basically saying,

hey, your tax cuts for the wealthy, cuts to social

safety nets for those in need, and habit of introducing uncertainty while playing chicken

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