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02-24

Warren Buffett’s latest shareholder letter for Berkshire Hathaway’s Q4 earnings offers a fascinating glimpse into the 94-year-old CEO’s strategy. Despite selling off stocks and growing a record cash pile to $334 billion, the letter leaves investors curious—Buffett, known for his sharp equity picks, didn’t dive into why he’s holding back on major investments. Does this signal caution, opportunity, or a shift in approach? With BRK.A and BRK.B stocks showing mixed signals, it’s a moment for investors to ponder what’s next for this iconic portfolio. What do you think—should we expect big moves in 2025?

Is the Downturn a Good Time to Revisit Buffett's Wisdom?
Berkshire Hathaway grew a record cash pile even larger to $334 billion. Buffett has avoided many historic downturns throughout his long investing career. With the market showing no clear signs of bottoming out, is it time to revisit Buffett's investment philosophy? Which of his quotes have been the most eye-opening for you? And is Berkshire a good hedge in times like these?
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