CAMEROTA: It's time for CNN Money, Your Money. Chief business correspondent, Christine Romans is in our money center. Christine, stocks at a record high. You have tips from the Oracle of Omaha.</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: That's right, Alisyn. Stocks might feel risky, but what's riskier, not investing at all. That's what the world's third richest man, Warren Buffet said. Here's his advice, "Think the long view, don't panic in every headline, keep your fees low, very important, and invest in quality companies you understand." Buffet has consistently done better than the market. The S&P 500 has returned 9.9 percent annually over the past 50 years. Buffet has average even better, almost 22 percent a year. He says the gains could keep coming. According to him, America's best days lie ahead. Remember, you can't enjoy it if you're not invested. A little advice for the 45 percent of Americans who are not in the market at all, 45 percent are not in the stock market, interesting, right?</s>CUOMO: Forty five percent aren't in.</s>ROMANS: They're not.</s>CUOMO: Surprise me every day, Christine. It's always good to hear from the Oracle, too. All right, so we're dealing with this big situation now that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is here, visiting Washington, but not visiting President Obama. We will take a look at what is apparently a deepening divide and what does it really mean for you ahead.
Buffett: Biggest Risk Is Not Being In Stocks