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Why is Buffett stockpiling a huge amount of Cash / Money Market to head for 2025?
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Kuries : The covered call strategy can give you extra income, but I’d be cautious about going too aggressive on calls if the market starts to slow. I’m personally sticking to shares but keeping a close eye on options when the right opportunity arises.
Ahh_gee_Joey : I'm cautious about the volatility. I feel like adding more shares would give me more stability, especially with the macroeconomic uncertainty ahead. What’s your plan if the market turns sour, though?
areecep OP Kuries : I hear you—options can open up great opportunities, but like you said, the risk is real. I’ll probably start small and monitor the market closely. Thanks for the insight!
areecep OP Ahh_gee_Joey : Appreciate the input!![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")
I’m leaning toward a mix of both, but like you said, macro uncertainty is a concern. If things take a downturn, I’ll probably stick to more shares for stability. Let’s see how it plays out.