As of May 8, 2025, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is sitting on a record-shattering $347.7 billion in cash.

This isn’t just smart investing—it’s a signal. A loud, historic, and potentially ominous one.

Buffett has a pattern:

1999: Cash before the Dot-Com Crash

2007–2008: Piled cash pre-Global Financial Crisis

2019: Liquid before the COVID Crash

2025: Now—and the pile is bigger than ever.

This year alone, Berkshire’s Q1 operating profit dropped 14%. With major insurance losses, foreign exchange hits, and minimal stock purchases, Buffett is not playing offense.

For the 10th consecutive quarter, Berkshire sold more equities than it bought.

And here’s the kicker:

ā€œI don’t see anything worth buying.ā€ — Warren Buffett

That’s not fear. That’s foresight.

Now add this twist:

Buffett has confirmed he’ll step down by end of 2025, handing the empire to Greg Abel.

A historic cash mountain.

A market on edge.

A leadership transition.

Is Berkshire preparing for a crash, a once-in-a-generation buying opportunity—or both?

To the #AMAGE and financial freedom community:

What’s your take?

Is this the calm before a global economic storm, or just classic Buffett discipline?

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