Buffett sold off shares before PPS dove badly. I’ve never honestly followed Buffett nor subscribe to his investments. I have always marched to my own tune and always will. He’s certainly done very well, however, I have my own research and skill set/analytical opinions that originated and has been rooted in MY own value investing since 1977. I really do not care if Buffett believes in his opinion that WF blew it with fake account scandals - that’s his opinion - was it a black eye - yes. But a minor shiner. WF is a solid bank institution and has been around a lot longer, than Buffett has been alive and will go on strongly, long after his passing. Who cares what he thinks or opinions? If he feels that way - in his opinions - perhaps he should sell all of his WF holdings- and do the rest of us WF strong long shareholders a favor so we can avoid any further neg publicity connected to his opinions. We don’t need him or Berkshire here. I’ll gladly continue to acquire. Please sell buffet, we’ll be happy to buy your shares and hold for next 4 decades. IMO - he’s always sort of been out for his own interests - Since he first started - but I have mine and I don’t buy or sell based on whatever he does. Who cares? People follow him around, kissing his derrière like a blind puppy dog - blaze your own paths and think and invest for ourselves / that’s what he does. WF is a strong strong financial institution and they made a mistake - they’ve owned up to it - but for him to pop off on WF - while he holds more shares- if I ever came across him eye to eye- I’d tell him politely - please leave. Oh the world is ending, the midwestern midget buffet sold some shares LOL- who cares. Don’t let the door hit him in his ass on way out- He should stay in that chic Uber sophisticated city he lives at in Omaha. WF does not need Warren Buffett- never did and never will. They were operating in CA- Wild West days - how long has Buffett been alive? Exactly my point. He’s toward the end of his life span and who cares if he’s in with us at WF or not.
