The billionaire says he has owned them in the past but stocks are a much better place for your money.
Kass did something nobody else has ever done. He questioned the Oracle's mortality -- among other things.
US markets, after setting new highs Friday on the encouraging employment report, are set for a more cautious open Monday.
Few investors expect Berkshire Hathaway to join the tech giant anytime soon.
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On the same day he joins Twitter, the Berkshire Hathaway CEO calls for men in corporate America to help their female counterparts succeed.
As the credit rating company's share price increases, the Oracle of Omaha cashes in.
Phillip Frost backs SafeStitch and Warren Buffett holds DaVita.
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