Jamie Dimon sold $234M in JPMorgan shares on Feb 20. Two days later, Warren Buffett revealed Berkshire Hathaway held a record $334B in cash.
Thirty trading days later, the Nasdaq 100 dropped 24%. Both moves proved prescient—highlighting Dimon and Buffett’s role as market bellwethers.
Since Jan 1, 2025, Buffett’s net worth has risen $12.7B to $155B, making him the only top-10 billionaire whose fortune hasn’t declined.
Buffett’s massive cash position signals he’s expecting better buying opportunities ahead—he likely knows something the market doesn’t.