#وارن_بافيت : No investment decisions currently or reducing Treasury bond holdings from $300 billion to $50
Warren Buffett stated on Saturday that he prefers Berkshire Hathaway's Treasury bond holdings to be closer to $50 billion, rather than the current $300 billion, but this desire is not a justification for making any investment decisions.
Buffett noted that Berkshire Hathaway had the opportunity to spend $10 billion recently after discussing an acquisition process that the company rejected, indicating that the company would not oppose spending $100 billion if the right decision is made.
In a lengthy response to a question about the company's cash balance, Buffett shared some key thoughts. The first thought is that he does not hoard cash, while the second and more obvious is that he sees investment not as a routine sector where things happen in a monotonous and routine manner. Emphasizing his famous saying, "The only problem in the investment sector is that things do not proceed in an orderly fashion."
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