Buffett Won't Buy Stocks. Pelosi Beats Hedge Funds. And Silver Was $7 Twenty Years Ago
Warren Buffett spent years quietly selling stocks and let Berkshire Hathaway's cash pile grow to a record $397 billion. He won't buy at these prices. Prediction markets on Polymarket give the S&P 500 only a 30.5% chance of being the best-performing asset in 2026 — gold and Bitcoin both rate higher. And if you've ever followed what Nancy Pelosi's portfolio has been doing on Capitol Hill, you already know: sometimes the best trade is watching what the smartest money in the room is actually doing — not what they're saying.
This week on The Crest Report, host Jeremy Herrell breaks it all down:
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