"Mr Buffett’s decision to withdraw from the stock market has so far benefited Berkshire. The firm’s stock is up by 20 per cent in 2025, while the S&P 500 is down by 3 per cent.
Now Mr Buffett and Mr Abel need to figure out what to do with their enormous pile of cash. There are worse problems to have, but Berkshire’s position reflects a tough environment for the sort of investing that made Mr Buffett famous. Lately, he has griped that there is not much out there to buy at a reasonable price. Even after the recent market tumult, valuations of listed companies are high relative to their historical levels."
Taking note the Mr.Buffett feels there is historically high over valuation in the market now.
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