Buffett: Berkshire Will Use Cash if Market Experiences Significant Drop
On March 31, Buffett stated that if the market experiences a significant drop, Berkshire will utilize its cash reserves. He noted that stock market valuations are still not attractive. Apple remains Berkshire's largest single investment, and it is expected that Berkshire has gained over $100 billion from its investment in Apple.
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