Buffett’s Berkshire Stumbles, Lakers Sell for $10B, and Social Security Nears Crisis
In today’s episode, we unpack Warren Buffett’s surprise stumble as Berkshire Hathaway’s stock drops over 10% since his succession announcement—defying his own prediction. Plus, the Buss family cashes out, selling a majority stake in the Lakers for a record-breaking $10 billion. Meanwhile, Social Security’s trust fund is projected to run dry by 2033, sparking urgent calls for Congress to act. We’ll also break down America’s booming millionaire count and what it means for wealth inequality. Let’s dive into the headlines shaping your money and the markets this week.
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