Warren Buffet calls a buy but won’t define bottom

Mr Warren Buffett – known as the "Sage of Omaha" or the "Oracle of Omaha" for his ability to pick the right time to invest in situations – admitted that he has begun to use some of his $62bn fortune to invest in the shares of American companies.

"Buy America, I am!" was his bold call last week.  Not as boldly arrogant as Jim Cramer, he does not attempt to call a market bottom, and freely admits that he does not know in which direction the markets are headed in the short-term.  He is a humble person that states that he cannot predict these things with precision.

In 1974, during an interview in Forbes magazine, he made a very stark public prediction, calling the bottom of the bear market and the markets rallied 15% before his interview even hit the press.

Fox news against CNBC’s choice in calling Jim Cramer their Financial Guru

Fox Business – Jim Cramer

Fox News all but wages war on CNBC commentator Jim Cramer in their latest ad which focuses on bad advice regarding Wachovia that Cramer apologized for and his dire warnings about the market on the Today show earlier this week.

"The last thing you need is bad advice. The last thing you need is CNBC's Jim Cramer," warns the ad.

The promos are running on FBN and FNC, as well as through local avails on CNBC in many of the biggest markets (including New York, Chicago and Los Angeles). The print ads ran in the New York Times and Wall St. Journal today, in the National section.