FWIW, gdp increased in the US marginally last quarter (0.6%) so technically not in a recession contrary to some other views (see below) - i'm a traditionalist so no recession, and buffet's a "wayne kerr" anyway - he's lost billions before for being wrong only thing is he has more billions to back himself. buffet will not tell you what to buy here in Aus, he's more interested in China and India.
however, bhp looks a little week atm but it always seems to have an ace up the sleave to rebound, even with a double top it's not certain which way it will go atm. good luck to all holders.
how to have a recession without -ve GDP
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/how-have-recession-even-without/story.aspx?guid=%7B763046C0%2D872E%2D4A00%2DA500%2D8D29FEF13451%7D
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FWIW, gdp increased in the US marginally last quarter (0.6%) so...
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
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