Biography Flash Warren Buffett at 95 Still Driving to Work and Sitting on 350 Billion in Cash
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Biography Flash Warren Buffett at 95 Still Driving to Work and Sitting on 350 Billion in Cash
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The Oracle of Omaha continues to defy expectations about retirement. At 95 years old, Warren Buffett stepped down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway a few months ago, but according to reporting from Omaha Today, he's still driving into Berkshire's headquarters five days a week, maintaining a deeply engaged role in the company's operations. This isn't a man taking it easy in his golden years.
In a significant first interview since his transition, Buffett sat down with CNBC's Becky Quick in Omaha on March 31st. During this exclusive conversation, the legendary investor revealed that Berkshire Hathaway is currently sitting on a staggering 350 billion dollars in cash and Treasury bills. According to The Street, Buffett disclosed that the firm added 17 billion dollars in Treasury bills in just a single week, reinforcing the company's preference for liquidity during uncertain market conditions. When asked about deploying this massive war chest, Buffett stated plainly, "If there is a big decline, we will deploy," emphasizing that investment decisions will be driven by value rather than short-term market timing.
The interview also covered Buffett's Apple position, which he addressed with notable candor. According to ThinkAdvisor, Buffett revealed he sold Apple too soon, suggesting some regret about timing on one of his most significant holdings. He also discussed prediction markets and shared his perspective on the current investing environment.
On the personal front, the conversation took an unexpected turn when addressing the Epstein documents. According to NBC News, Buffett stated he hasn't spoken to his longtime friend Bill Gates since the revelations became public. This marks a notable distance between two of the world's most prominent philanthropists and business leaders.
In more uplifting news, Buffett is teaming up with Stephen and Ayesha Curry to revive his iconic charity lunch auction, bringing fresh attention to one of his most well-known philanthropic efforts. The investment legend also mentioned making a "tiny" new purchase recently, though details remain sparse.
Additionally, Economic Times reports that Berkshire Hathaway has restarted stock buybacks after nearly two years, signaling selective value investing rather than a full market retreat.
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