I would choose C – Keep the cash and wait for better opportunities. Berkshire does not need to rush into investments simply because it has a large cash reserve. At current valuations, patience can be a competitive advantage. I would rather earn a reasonable return on short-term investments while waiting for quality businesses to trade at more attractive prices. However, I would also consider selective share buybacks if Berkshire’s stock trades below a reasonable estimate of its intrinsic value. The priority should be protecting shareholder value, not deploying cash just to put it to work.
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