Warren Buffett’s massive $344 billion cash position isn’t just a number—it’s a signal. For 11 straight quarters, he’s sold more than he’s bought, even trimming positions in favorites like Apple and Bank of America, and pausing stock buybacks entirely. That kind of caution from someone who thrives on

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The analysis focuses on Warren Buffett's investment strategy, particularly his current large cash holdings, reduced stock buybacks, and net selling of stocks like Apple and Bank of America for the last 11 quarters. The target price for Berkshire Hathaway is predicted to $645. In addition, the price is influenced by interest from short-term treasury bills that pay between 4% and 4.5% annually. The analysis points out that Buffett often holds back investing until there's widespread fear in the market, leading to undervalued opportunities. This time the price has to fail at $350. In the case of AAPL a reasonable target is $300. In the case of BAC a reasonable target is 50$. The actual market trend is bullish.

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