Berkshire Hathaway’s Cash Kovu kicks the record as Warren Buffett vacates the shares

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Berkshire Hathaway’s NAGD Khokü has risen to $ 334.2 billion in late last year, because Warren Buffett threw shares and was interested in billions of dollars and wide holdings of the treasury bills.

Berkshire, located in the last three months of the buffet, including Multibillion dollar sales in Saturday in the last three months of the buffet, said it rose to 9 billion dollars in the finals in the final of 9 months. The group’s cash pile has almost twice in the past year.

The sliding conglomerat was reported to be 47.4 billion dollars for 2024, 27 percent, and a stronger performance with insurance business in 2023.

The results of the operation exceptions changes worth $ 272 billion in Berkshiri, but Buffett has been freedomless for a long time.

Berkshire was thrown from $ 143 billion in 2024, plowed to $ 9 billion in shares, and laid most of the income in short-term treasury bills.

Buffett’s deal was hit in recent years because the assessment of US shares in recent years, the assessment of large procurement, which is a basic part of the billionaire strategy.

The fourth quarter results of the group were released together with Buffett’s annual letter to shareholders closely.

“In 2024, Berkshire, 53% of our 189 operating enterprises said earlier said. Buffett wrote to shareholders. “As the Treasury Account Improved, we had a great profit in investment revenues and significantly increased the holdings of these high-fluid short-term securities.”

Berkshire’s U.S. government debt was a boon for Berkshire because the federal reserve began raising interest rates in 2022. of the stock portfolio.

The 94-year-old investor told the shareholders on Saturday that the BSF’s BNSF Railway, Milk Queen Ice Caggle Purveyor and underwear Purveyor and underwear, the Group said that the group was growing.

“Berkshire shareholders can be sure that we will ever place the majority of money in the capital forever,” he said. “Berkshire will never prefer to have cash-equivalent assets related to the property of good enterprises.”

The billionaire must be “financial stupidity” of the value and the value of the loan of a country.

“If the paper money is dominated by the financial stupidity, the value can see the value of the value,” he said. “In some countries, this careless experience has become commonplace, and the short history of our country has approached the United States. Fixed coupon bonds do not provide protection from the fleeing currency.”