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In the recent annual meeting of the Berkshire Hathaway shareholders held last Saturday, CEO Warren Buffett was asked about the best investment idea he would recommend to an investor in his 30′s. In his own words:

I would just have it all in a very low-cost index fund from a reputable firm, maybe Vanguard. Unless I bought during a strong bull market, I would feel confident that I would outperform…and I could just go back and get on with my work.

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Last week ended with the second major stock market slump of this year that has barely gone through its first half. After a turbo-charged run over the last 5 months (since the first slump of ’07), during which Dow Jones Index rose 2000 points to cross 14000 for the first time on July 19, it dropped 700 points in the space of only 7 days since then (see picture). All the other major US market indexes also moved in a similar way, as expected (here is S&P500 Index). Someone in Wall Street made a comment that the bull run has finally ended, even though the bull market is still on. Go figure!

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