Berkshire has joined the trillion-dollar club.
It's the flip side of the market chaos.
In a chaotic market situation, Sir Buffett is strong.
As Berkshire's cash holdings increase, it may be worth considering that they are selling off their positions to build up reserves for the next investment opportunity.
That's why there is a sense of stability and Berkshire's stock price is rising, isn't it?
There has been news of a large sale of Apple, but I don't interpret it as Apple not being worth investing in.
Day traders keep moving.
Large investors, institutions, continue to move by selling a large number of holdings, buying them back, and purchasing large quantities of other stocks.
When it comes to Buffett, it seems that he stores his positions and then takes action during times when it is not advisable to do so. It is a valuable lesson to stop and think, and to be prepared. Don't you think you have learned to do this?
Due to time constraints and the fact that I engage in asset management that cannot engage in day trading, which would be mentally unhealthy and have a significant impact on the market, Buffett's approach is informative for me.
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