Warren Buffett Is Still Living Up to His ‘Oracle’ Nickname

Berkshire Hathaway Chairman and CEO Warren Buffett’s famous New York Times op-ed titled, “Buy American. I Am.,” which he wrote after stocks crashed and a recession was taking hold in October 2008, is going viral again this week.

When stocks fell in 2008, Warren Buffett wrote an article called “Buy American. I am.”

It’s worth a read today: pic.twitter.com/hPKW6dRYfF

— Brew Markets (@brewmarkets) March 10, 2025

In the piece, Buffett, now 94, says that the “financial world is a mess, both in the United States and abroad” and the headlines “will continue to be scary” but he’s “buying American stocks.” And also says cash equivalents are a “terrible long-term asset.”

“Equities will almost

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