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Warren Buffett: Cash Is Necessary 'Like Oxygen'—but It's 'Not a Good Asset'
Berkshire Hathaway holds $370 billion in cash but favors productive investments and resumed share buybacks after nearly two years, Buffett said cash is essential but not ideal long-term.
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Warren Buffett May No Longer Be CEO, but He Was Still Consulted on This Stock Purchase in 2026
Key PointsBerkshire Hathaway recently resumed repurchasing its own stock after a nearly two-year hiatus.The stock's valuation looks reasonable relative to its full-year operating earnings and its massive cash pile.Management noted that buying back stock does not prevent the company from pursuing other capital allocation opportunities like acquisitions.10 stocks we like better than Berkshire Hathaway › Warren Buffett may have stepped down as Berk…
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Berkshire Hathaway has been one of the strongest pillars of my portfolio, but now, with the Greg Abel era underway, the question is whether the world's largest investment conglomerate can still perform wonders without Warren Buffett.
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