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Interest rates, recessions, crises, bubbles, inflation, pandemics, wars – you name it, Warren Buffett has navigated through every possible event in an investor's life.

Is today’s roaring stock market in a bubble?

In a battle of the old guard against retail disruptors in the investing world, popular trading app Robinhood Financial is clapping back at the legendary billionaire investor Warren Buffett, who suggested over the weekend that Robinhood was like a “casino” for gamblers.

Investing.com — U.S. futures inched lower at the start of a holiday-shortened week that includes the release of some key economic data, including the monthly employment report.

Shrewd business legend Warren Buffett has a whimsical side, buying companies whose products he personally enjoys like Dairy Queen and See's Candies. Now count plush toy phenomenon Squishmallows.

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading.

Tata Group chairman emeritus Ratan Tata today said he has no associations with cryptocurrency of any form. «I request netizens to please stay aware. I have no associations with cryptocurrency of any form,» the 85-year-old industrialist said in a tweet. He said if you see any articles or ads mentioning his association with cryptos, they are absolutely untrue and meant to scam citizens. Earlier, Mahindra Group chairman Anand Mahindra was also the victim of such fake news report claiming his latest investment in cryptocurrencies had left «banks terrified» and «experts in awe». The report had claimed that the tycoon has found a 'wealth loophole' that can make investors a millionaire in three to four months. Mahindra had then come out with a similar clarification saying that he has not invested a single rupee in cryptos.

China's lackluster economic recovery since emerging from strict «zero-Covid» lockdowns has caused weaker sentiment toward the country, prompting investors to look for alternative options — like its near neighbors.

Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of Citadel, believes the hype around artificial intelligence could be overblown at this early stage.

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The $900 million Bitcoin (BTC) weekly options expiry on May 12 might play a decisive role in determining whether the price will succumb below $27,000.

FTX chief Sam Bankman-Fried asked a US federal court Monday to toss out most of the charges he faces over the collapse of his crypto exchange last year. In a pre-trial motion, lawyers for Bankman-Fried asked the US District Court for the Southern District of New York to dismiss 10 of the 13 charges against him, arguing that in some of the charges prosecutors failed to «state an offense» or to «allege a valid property right.» The disgraced crypto currency highflyer has pleaded not guilty to fraud, conspiracy and money laundering charges. Extradited to the United States in December from the Bahamas and put under house arrest, Bankman-Fried faces potentially dozens of years in prison. His trial is scheduled to begin in October in New York.

In today’s The Market Report episode, analyst and writer Marcel Pechman discusses why crypto prices are going down after Bitcoin (BTC) failed to break above $29,000, plus whether or not Jerome Powell is lying about keeping interest rates above 5%, and lastly, what Warren Buffett meant by the “incredible period” coming to an end. The show airs every Tuesday on the Cointelegraph Markets & Research YouTube channel.

Warren Buffett moving into cash suggests that he's bracing for a possible collapse in risk-on asset prices. With Bitcoin (BTC) up 70% year-to-date and correlated with equities, should BTC investors also prepare for a potential stock market crash? 

OMAHA, Neb. — Warren Buffett, whose conglomerate is viewed as a barometer for U.S. economic health because of the range of businesses it owns, said something that doesn't bode well for those believing we will skirt a recession.

For the past 17 days, Bitcoin (BTC) price has been trading within a narrow 8.5% range from $27,250 to $29,550, causing the 40-day volatility metric to drop below 40%. This wasn't restricted to cryptocurrencies as the S&P500 index's historical volatility has reached 17%, its lowest level since December 2021.

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