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- So, during a recession,

the general consensus among your average investor out there

is sell, sell, sell.

And if there's one thing that I've learned

about the average retail investor out there,

they tend to do exactly the wrong thing

at any given point in time.

So, rather than looking at

what the average investor is doing,

which is going into a mad frenzy for cash,

I thought it would be interesting to, instead,

look at what billionaires are doing right now

as far as investing in the stock market.

Now, the main problem with your average investor right now

is that they are selling

and trying to cash-out of the stock market

either because they need cash

for their day-to-day lives,

which is more understandable,

or they're tied up in the psychology of fear,

which causes them to want to get out of the market

due to the uncertainty.

And if there's one thing you have to know

about the stock market,

it's that money is made by buying low and selling high.

You don't make money in the stock market by selling low,

which is what millions of people are doing right now,

evidenced by the stock market crash

that we have seen.

So, the question is,

what exactly are these billionaires

doing right now with their money?

Well, I called a couple of them up on the phone

and unfortunately they were busy.

But it's a good thing we have social media

as well as regulatory filings

to take a peek into their personal financial lives.

So we're gonna be looking at three billionaires

who have purchased five stocks in the last month

and talk about what they purchased these shares for

and what is going on with this underlying company

they have purchased.

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That being said,

let's get into billionaire number-one

and talk about what stocks were purchased.

All right, so, first of all on our list,

we have billionaire Mark Cuban.

Now, Mark Cuban is not a hedge fund manager.

He is not a CEO of some publicly-traded company

that is required to disclose their holdings.

But, instead, Mark Cuban voluntarily shared

two stocks he purchased

in an interview with CNBC earlier this month.

So the first stock Mark Cuban mentioned

that he purchased is Twitter,

which is a stock he has been a long-term investor in.

And he said he had purchased shares on that Thursday,

which, according to the interview, would be March 12th.

Now, we have no idea what he paid for those shares.

But on March 12th, Twitter stock closed at 26.78 per share.

And this is a stock that was previously trading

around $40 per share back in February.

Now, according to Mark Cuban,

he said he does not know what is going to happen or when,

but he thinks, long-term,

Twitter investors should make out okay.

Now, the main reason we're seeing social media stocks

selling off is due to advertising budgets.

Investors are fearful that businesses and companies

will spend less money on advertising

which is the bread and butter

for the social media companies.

So, as a result, Twitter stock sold off

from around $40 per share,

right now trading at around 25 per share.

Now, there's one other stock

that Mark Cuban mentioned in that interview

that he had purchased that week,

and that is Live Nation.

If you're not familiar with this company,

this is one of the largest companies out there

in the entertainment industry.

A lot of event ticketing is run through Live Nation.

And so as a result, because of the closure

of events and limits to public gathering,

Live Nation has absolutely tanked.

Now, during the timeframe when Mark Cuban

could have purchased shares,

Live Nation was trading anywhere from $35 per share

to $50 per share.

So, we have no idea what Mark Cuban's average cost is

on this investment.

But we know he stepped up to the plate

and said he had purchased shares of Live Nation.

And, as far as the stock goes,

right now, they're about 50% off

where they were at back in February

because of the sell-off related to the virus

and the mass-closing of public events.

And overall, in this interview,

one thing that Mark Cuban highlighted

is that people should not be focused on the short-term.

He said they should step back and take a look

at the longer path of stocks.

Rather than just looking at

what has happened over the last couple of weeks.

And understand that people make money over the long-term

by investing in the stock market.

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That being said, our second billionaire on the list

is none of other than Warren Buffet.

And he made one large investment in the month of March.

And based on where the stock is at right now,

I don't know if Warren Buffet regrets this or not,

I'll wait for him to call me back later in the day,

he can let me know.

But Warren Buffet scooped up shares

of Delta Airlines in the month of March.

Now, it's important to understand

that Warren Buffet invests

through his publicly-traded holdings company

known as Berkshire Hathaway.

And at the end of 2019, they had over $125 billion in cash

ready to be deployed, ready to be invested.

Warren Buffet decided to load up

on shares of Delta Airlines,

meaning he now owns more than 10%

of the four major airlines,

being Delta, United, American, and Southwest.

Now, as far as his timing here,

well, the stock is down quite a bit

from where Warren Buffet purchased.

He purchased about 976,000 shares

according to a regulatory filing,

at a cost-basis of $46.40

per share.

Now, as of making this video,

Delta Airlines is down to 22 bucks a share.

So, in the course of just about three weeks,

Buffet is down about 50% on this investment.

And that just goes to show you guys

nobody knows what is going to happen

in the short-term with the stock market,

even the most well-known and well-respected

investor out there, Warren Buffet, has no clue.

So, I went ahead and calculated these numbers here.

And based on the decline,

well, Warren Buffet is down about $24 million

in that investment of Delta Airlines.

And I'll be honest with you guys,

right now, I'm down about $14,000 myself

in my trading account

and I do update videos every single month.

I'll pop the playlist up in the corner,

of my own dividend stock portfolio.

But I can't imagine buying into a market

and in just a couple of short weeks,

being down $24 million.

So, just keep that in perspective

when you're looking at your own trading account

and getting nervous about your investing.

So, obviously, Warren Buffet is a big fan of airlines

if he owns more than 10% of the major four.

And the big reason why he buys airlines

is because of the moat,

or competitive barriers to entry,

that the airlines have.

Airlines are a very high up-front

capital investment slash low-profit margin business

because you have to spend hundreds of millions of dollars

on aircrafts as well as leasing space at airports

for your planes.

So, it's not very likely that someone

is just gonna come along,

and try to compete for space with these major airlines.

Now, as a result, because of the low profit margins

and the high upfront investment,

these airlines take on a lot of debt.

And that is what is smothering them right now,

is servicing their existing debts.

So that is why the airline stocks have sold off massively

while travel cuts are being placed.

However, these airlines have proven to be

a classic falling knife for investors,

such as Warren Buffet and even myself included.

I started buying shares of airlines

a couple of weeks ago and I am down massively

on those shares.

So, Warren Buffet is down about 50%

on his new shares of Delta.

And that's the problem with buying into a bleeding market,

is you have no idea where the bottom is.

But I personally believe, five years from now,

we're gonna look back on this date

and say, "Man, were those airline stocks cheap."

But, again, guys, that is just my personal opinion.

And that is not financial advice of any kind.

All right, and the final billionaire on our list

is a well-known hedge fund manager known as Carl Icahn.

And he is the owner of the Icahn capital hedge fund.

Now, hedge funds are mandated by the SEC

to disclose any changes in their holdings

quarterly through Form 13F.

And that gave us a peek into what Carl Icahn

has been doing with the fund's money.

And in that filing, we found out that

from March 10th to March 12th,

Icahn purchased over 11.4 million shares of Hertz Global.

This is the car rental company

that you often will see at airports or other locations

where people can rent or lease vehicles

for personal or business use.

And obviously, due to the cutdown on traveling,

this stock went into a massive selloff.

Now, this is a company Icahn

has been buying into for awhile.

And now after the purchase of these shares,

he owns 38.9% of this company.

And as far as how much he paid,

the average price per share was $7.43.

For a purchase of just over 11 million shares.

Now, as far as the stock goes,

it went from trading around $20 per share,

down to a low of $3.18,

however it is now back up to the $6 per share range.

And even as we see here,

Icahn purchased his shares at around 7.50 per share.

So, again, nobody, even these billionaires

have any idea where that stock is going in the short-term.

And then the final stock here on the list, guys,

also purchased by Carl Icahn, is Newell Brands.

Between March 9th and March 11th,

Icahn purchased just over 2.5 million shares

at a price of $13.41

per share,

which means he now has a 10.7% ownership stake

in Newell Brands.

If you're not familiar with this company,

this is a manufacturer and marketer

of a number of popular brands

here in the United States and also serving global markets.

And to name a couple of those brands,

we have Rubbermaid, we have Coleman,

they also own the Ball jars and canning supplies,

they own Crockpot as well as Calphalon.

Now, a number of those brands do fall under

those consumer staples, things like Tupperware,

that we use every single day

and we continue to purchase.

But a few of their brands are discretionary as well.

For example, people aren't exactly running

to the store to load-up on high-end cookware right now

because they don't have the extra money.

So, as a result, this stock sold off pretty massively here,

down about 50% from where it was in February.

So, clearly Carl Icahn saw this as a buying opportunity

and he loaded up on shares of this stock.

So, anyways, guys, that is gonna wrap up this video.

These are five stocks that billionaires

are buying right now.

And if we look at the overall consensus here,

they are buying stocks in battered industries,

like the airlines or social media, live events,

as well as car rentals,

and then some major brands that have really sold off

because of the worries of consumer spending.

We're seeing these billionaires

investing in these hurt areas of the economy

because some of these stocks have sold off 50% or more.

Now, obviously, guys, these stocks could fall further.

And perfect evidence of that

is Warren Buffet's purchase of Delta Airlines

and then having it fall 50% from where he purchased

in just a few short weeks.

So, nobody has any idea where the stock market is going.

But if you're paying attention

to what the billionaires are doing,

the general consensus is buying stocks

in battered industries.

Now, do keep in mind as well,

these billionaires have a lot more risk tolerance

than the average retail investor.

And so if you are concerned about

buying into stocks right now,

it's probably not for you.

Because this is a very difficult time emotionally

to be holding stocks and seeing your portfolio fall.

But if you do have greater risk tolerance,

or a long-term vision,

I see this is as a great time to take long-term positions

in high-quality companies.

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