💥 BUFFETT’S MONEY BAGS
🔺 In its latest quarterly report, Berkshire Hathaway revealed that it sold another $6.1 billion worth of stocks during the three months ending September 30. This isn’t an isolated case: over the past three years, Warren Buffett’s conglomerate has unloaded nearly $184 billion in equities — all while continuing to pile up cash.
🔺 By the end of the quarter, Berkshire’s cash and equivalents had reached a record high of $382 billion. Buffett traditionally stays cautious during overvalued markets, and this move reads as a clear signal of restraint. Instead of joining the rally of “market leaders,” the company is locking in profits and waiting for a correction — an opportunity to re-enter the market at more attractive levels.
🔺 Notably, Berkshire hasn’t conducted a single share buyback for five consecutive quarters — another sign that Buffett sees no reasonable entry points, even in his own business.
🔺 With record reserves and the cautious tone of recent comments, Berkshire is effectively turning into a massive waiting fund — perhaps sensing the approach of a new asset-revaluation cycle.
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