Warren Buffett says he’s still making investment calls at Berkshire, flags ‘tiny’ buy
(CNBC): Warren Buffett remains actively involved in investment decisions at Berkshire Hathaway despite stepping down as CEO, recently making a small new purchase. He downplays market volatility and discusses the firm’s $17 billion Treasury bill purchase.
Warren Buffett, at 95, continues to play a significant role in investment choices at Berkshire Hathaway even after passing on the CEO position. He engages daily with market activities, collaborating with colleagues on trades and regularly consulting with Mark Millard, the director of financial assets. Buffett emphasized his hands-on approach, mentioning a recent “tiny” purchase and downplaying market fluctuations by comparing them to past significant drops. Additionally, Berkshire’s recent $17 billion investment in Treasury bills showcases their substantial cash equivalents of over $370 billion.
