🔔💣 For the first time in its history, Berkshire Hathaway recorded the longest stock sale since its founding, as it reduced its investments over 12 consecutive quarters.

This behavior is unprecedented and cannot be explained as merely a temporary tactical move.
Why is this cause for concern?
Because Warren Buffett does not sell his shares in response to market noise, nor does he pursue short-term market cycles.
When he decides to gradually exit according to this approach, it is often because he observes the following:
• Market valuations are higher than their true worth
• Clearly eroding margin of safety
• Future risks outweigh expected returns
• Cash liquidity returning to its fundamental position
Alongside the sale, Berkshire raised liquidity levels to record highs.
And here lies the message with greater importance than it appears:
• In a high-interest-rate environment, waiting is no longer a loss
• Cash liquidity provides freedom of decision-making during crises
• Genuine opportunities are not bought at peak prices but during moments of calm
Does Buffett foresee a collapse?
Buffett does not predict crises, but he acts as if markets no longer reward patience.
He does not bet on timing a collapse, but he refuses to buy when value disappears.
Message to investors:
• Do not imitate selling without understanding
• And do not ignore the signals
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