For years, investors treated Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-A)(NYSE:BRK-B) as the market’s ultimate “follow-the-smart-money” signal. If Buffett bought, retail investors paid attention.

What does Warren Buffett think about the stock market right now?

Warren Buffett is well known for his buy-and-hold investing strategy, and making solid bets on low-performing stocks when others are selling at a loss. At his company’s annual meetings, Berkshire Hathaway’s shareholders have the opportunity to pick Buffett’s brain on any number of topics.

Even the world’s greatest investor admits to selling a winner prematurely — and his candour holds a timely lesson for Canadians managing U.S. stocks in registered accounts

Learn Warren Buffett's practical money lessons for blue-collar Americans, with smart strategies to save more, spend wisely, and avoid costly financial mistakes.

Warren Buffett has spent 60 years watching financial markets through every kind of cycle, including bull runs, crashes, manias, and recoveries. He says only five of those years were truly "juicy" with opportunity.

Warren Buffett often advocates for low-cost, value-oriented investing. But over the years, he's specifically advocated for one Vanguard ETF in particular.