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The Oracle of Omaha is a better investor than you or I. But don't let his optimism lead you to dive into the market at this time.

He can afford to take more risks than we can.

Stocks have been hammered, and many investors are fleeing to cash or stock alternatives like bonds and gold.

Even now, the Oracle of Omaha says that's the wrong move. History agrees.

The world's most famous investor hasn't panicked during the financial crisis, and he hasn't tried to make a quick buck. He's still investing for the long term.

The Bill & Melinda Gates and Howard G. Buffett foundations will partner with the UN World Food Program to transform the way the WFP purchases food locally while helping poor farmers across the developing world significantly increase their incomes....

Established in 1999 as a program of Buffett's Sunshine Lady Foundation, the Women's Independence Scholarship Program will use the gift to establish its own foundation and continue its work for another ten years....

The billionaire businessman’s patience, discipline and willingness to act when others won't are what make him a superior investor.

The Oracle of Omaha stepped away from previous practices by investing in NRG Energy, but a handful of other utilities meet the investing criteria of my gurus.

Long before InBev made its buyout offer, the Oracle of Omaha started scooping shares based on brand name and strong fundamentals. Here's how he found value the market missed.

If Buffett's priority is never losing money, think about how important that is for those of us without his reserves. Here’s how I limit my investing risk.

Guru Investor John Reese is always looking for clues that reveal the Oracle's secrets. Here are a few found in Buffett's latest letter -- including his outlook for a weaker century.