Warren Buffett's annual shareholder letter reveals his enduring preference for stocks over cash, even as Berkshire Hathaway’s holdings in short-term T-bills surge to $341 billion, generating substantial annual interest. Notably, this marks the first time cash levels exceeded 30% since 2008, suggesting a strategic positioning ahead of anticipated market volatility. Some analysts speculate rising debt and interest rates could negatively impact the stock market, prompting Buffett to seek investment opportunities akin to his historic purchases during past downturns, such as Goldman Sachs and Bank of America.
Warren Buffett reaffirmed his preference for stocks over cash, even amid a dramatic increase in T-bill holdings to $341 billion, earning $18.4 billion annually.
With significant cash reserves last seen before the 2008 crisis, Buffett's strategies may indicate preparations for potential future market downturns and investment opportunities.
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