
Buffett Rules Are Real. But the Man Himself Isn’t Following Them.
Warren Buffett's principles for investing are trending once more.
Wednesday, 30 September 2026
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Warren Buffett's principles for investing are trending once more.

The United States is facing a debt issue that has moved beyond theoretical discussions. It presents a numerical challenge, and the figures are relentless.

Spot gold declined to under $4,000 per ounce on Friday, marking the first occurrence since late July. This drop continues a severe selloff that has resulted in a loss of approximately 15% in the metal's value since its peak on August 25.

Brent crude surged past $115/barrel, nearing its March Iran War peak, as US-Israeli strike plans and broken Gulf shipping logistics drive a war premium. Freight costs and a 60% collapse in regional diesel exports signal structural supply stress, not just speculation.

Global equity funds are poised to attract an impressive $1.3 trillion in inflows by the conclusion of 2026. This is not merely a record; it represents a significant transformation in the distribution of capital.

Apple's foldable iPhone Duo launched at $1,999 and sold out within hours, with deliveries slipping to January 2027 due to hinge and display supply bottlenecks. Apple now targets 14 million units, projected to capture 25% of the foldable market and 44% of its value in 2026.

AI markets are in a volatile reset. OpenAI cut its valuation target for a new $30B round to $1.25 trillion, while Anthropic eyes a $2 trillion IPO despite a $42B loss in 2025. SK Hynix scrapped its $10B Solidigm US listing amid regulatory pushback, signaling a capital-markets chill.

Barclays is cutting 5% of its workforce. It says AI is making them redundant.

Twice since 1992 the Sensex has spent years below where it started while global equities kept growing. The lesson is diversification, not a case against India.
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