Warren Buffett Said Cash Is Bad But Has $334 Billion of It

Warren Buffett says cash is bad—but here’s why he’s holding $334B of it.

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[selvinfernandes]

He's parked it in bonds and Treasury

[ramiroochoa]

He is not in cash he is in treasury bills

[WordOfMoney]

He's sitting on a lot of cash to buy mass amounts of stocks when the market crashes. Even if it's after his time

[OpenDoorEnglish]

Keep in mind that when he talks about cash he also includes t bills and other short term fixed income investments. It''s not like he has a Scrooge McDuck vault full of money.

[KingdomCitizen]

Gold, Silver, Energy, RE & Cash 👑

[veckyes]

He is waiting for market to come down buy low sell high

[lukaoelker]

Oblivious cash is a bad investment because your not generating any money from it, but it’s good to have cash on hand just in case theres a crash. Maybe him having all that cash on hand means he thinks a crash will happen soon 🤔

[romeoj]

He’s not concerned about what’s coming!! He’s basically saying nothing today is worth buying! Companies are overvalued. Tesla has decling sales but the stock is 190x earnings! He’s window shopping 🛒 but there’s nothing worth buying! He literally said this at his

[germanevision]

It's a simple philosophy, but most people active in the market can simply not put it into practice. That's the difference between ordinary and outstanding performers.

[jackson]

No. I'd be buying gold and silver cause both are steadily rising

[mda]

Cash and treasury bills are two completely different things

[vikasthakur]

Man, I thought I knew the rules: work hard, hustle, save every cent. But I always felt stuck. Then someone casually mentioned Hidden Codex of Wealth by Dorian Caine in a comment somewhere, and I swear—it felt like accidentally stumbling onto forbidden knowledge. It made me question every single thing I'd been taught about money, wealth, and success. Not gonna lie, I felt like I was cheating the system just by reading it.

[stoptheinsanity]

Buffet gives half truths and not the full story

[lindadavis]

I would hold that much Cash, I am scared of what I believe is coming

[SGA]

May I say I’m luckier than the richest man in the world? No, I prefer to say I’m just younger. Trade this

[_Divyansh_FF]

I'll be real—after finishing Hidden Codex of Wealth by Dorian Caine, my first thought was "how the hell is this book even allowed?" It straight-up ripped apart everything school, family, and society taught me about money. No fluff, no motivational clichés, just hard, raw truths you won't hear anywhere else. Now I get why this book isn't mainstream—it's too real. If you find it, grab it before it's gone.

[proverbios]

I like all of mi cash but I prefer acumulate

[thestockmarketkannada]

How to check that buffet sitting in chash

[ML-rswe]

what happened to not timing the market?

[t.c.]

Hmmm
How about shorting???
Sounds like shorting can make us rich