Warren Buffet Reveals His Treasury Bill Strategy

Warren Buffet has a strategy that he follows every week in regards to treasury bills (T-Bills). We discuss what this habit is, some advantages of t-Bills, the importance of cash and theT-Bill ladder as well as current state of T-bills

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00:00 Warren Buffet's Weekly Strategy
01:21 4 Topics of Discussion
01:56 What are Treasury Bills? Quick Primer
03:02 5 Advantages of T-Bills
05:03 Keeping Cash on Hand
06:23 Weekly T-Bills and T-Bill Ladder
07:34 Current T-Bill Yields

[JBoya]

Good info, but the bit about the 4 week is now incorrect. They are amount the highest in rate, 5.27% or so.

[mimi-nywq]

As I hear more about "locking the rate with longer duration" before the FED starts cutting rates; however, I just don't understand if they mean 1) buying the "10-20 year Treasury notes" or 2) investing in the ETFs like TLT (so they can benefit from the price appreciation + TLT's 2.64% yield) ? No one seems to explain the difference/pros/cons, so I would appreciate your insight.

[auricgoldfinger]

The biggest disadvantage of treasuries for me is their tax category. Interest is taxed drastically higher than qualified dividends or interest from munis.

[Curb]

If there's a 10 million cap per t bill how is he getting 2 billion a week out there? Also confused why he said every Monday when four and eight week t bills are every Tuesday

[mtb]

Do you recommend when buying in treasury direct to set up reinvestment or at maturity let go back to bank account and reinvesting in a new term?
Or how do you change reinvestment time?

[leahc]

Now THAT is I interesting. 🤔 (of course, he’s an insider with respect to his trades.)

[kitkarson]

Hello Sir, I was looking for the clarification for - What will happen to my T-Bills if the debt ceiling is not increased. Can you please cover that in the next video? I am confused where to keep money safe 😥

[Wasnt-]

people are worry berkshire hathaway is hoarding record breaking cash reserves

when little did they know those cash itself is generating $7 billion a year because of treasury bills so i rather have their cash on standby while it makes more profit than most public companies just by parking their cash alone

[edmondprice]

So if you did the highest yield there at 17 months you would make about 3-4% a year.

[nobullshoot]

I ran the numbers, 5%bill - 3.4% inflation = 1.6% real return. On 100k over 1 year is the 5k div is taxed for me 24-28% so $1, 200 tax. $1, 600-1200 =$400 or .4% return!!!!

[bdunni]

Unless you have billions of dollars, don't follow a billionaire investment strategy. They're trying to maintain wealth, not build it.