🎁Buffett Holds Record Cash! A Red Flag or a Classic Value Play?
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Warren Buffett has significantly reduced his U.S. stock holdings, including selling over half of his $Apple(AAPL)$. His cash and cash equivalents have reached an unprecedented $227 billion, the highest since 2005, just before the 2008 financial crisis. Buffett previously exited the market before major downturns in the 1970s and 2008, re-entering only when stocks were undervalued. Due to Buffett's previous success in avoiding market crashes, there is concern that his recent sell-off may signal a brewing larger crisis. However, some believe that this reduction aligns with Buffett's value investing philosophy. Currently, Apple's P/E (around 30 times) is far higher than when he originally purchased it. The current market is overvalued in terms of Buffett's principle, following his long-standing principle of avoiding overpriced stocks. How do you view Buffett’s record cash? Is it a signal to reserve cash or just a common practice following Buffett’s value investing style. Join our discussion to win tiger coins~
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