Misterul din jurul poziţiei surprinzător de defensive în investiţii a lui Warren Buffett s-a adâncit în acest weekend. CEO-ul în vârstă de 94 de ani al Berkshire Hathaway a vândut mai multe acţiuni în ultimul…
Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, has accumulated a record $334 billion in cash and sold shares in the last quarter, though he did not explain this move in his annual letter to investors. He emphasized that this does not reflect a shift away from investing in stocks, particularly U.S. equities, though he has reduced positions in major holdings like Apple and Bank of America. Buffett also refrained from repurchasing Berkshire shares in the fourth quarter, despite strong operational gains. His cautious approach comes amid a strong stock market, with the S&P 500 up over 20% annually, though recent concerns about the economy and market volatility have emerged. Buffett hinted at concerns about stock valuations and reaffirmed his preference for equity investments over cash. He also expressed support for successor Greg Abel and noted potential moderate growth in Berkshire's holdings of five Japanese trading companies.
