šØ JUST IN: Buffett Sounds the Alarm on Currency Value šµā ļø
Legendary investor Warren Buffett, overseeing more than $152 billion, has issued a calm but deeply unsettling warning ā one that strikes at the heart of todayās monetary system.
Without drama or headlines, Buffett hinted at a growing concern: currencies lose value quietly, then suddenly. When governments lean too heavily on money printing and debt expansion, the damage isnāt immediate ā it compounds over time.
š” Why this matters:
Currency debasement doesnāt feel like a crisis⦠until purchasing power vanishes
Cash looks āsafe,ā but long-term it can be one of the riskiest assets
Real value migrates toward scarce, productive, and trusted assets
Buffett has always favored businesses with real cash flow and pricing power ā a subtle reminder that value survives policy mistakes, money doesnāt.
The warning isnāt loud.
It isnāt dramatic.
But history shows those are the warnings that matter most.
The question is:
š Are you protecting numbers⦠or value?