Warren Buffett’s cash hoard doubles to $334 billion as he reduces Apple and Bank of America holdings amid market turmoil.

Warren Buffett, the renowned investor, has made a strategic decision to reduce his holdings in Apple and Bank of America while increasing his cash reserves, a move that has proven beneficial as market conditions continue to deteriorate. Berkshire Hathaway, Buffett’s conglomerate, now boasts a staggering $334 billion in cash reserves in 2024, highlighting his prudent approach in the face of escalating US Treasury yields and heightened market volatility. It remains to be seen whether Buffett’s cautious strategy will result in substantial gains in the future.

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