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Now Cash is King, waiting for big fish What's your fish? 

Nothing screams “forward-looking markets” like building earnings models in a calm, pre-war fantasy… right before the U.S. decides to take a swing at Iran and set the oil market on fire. We’ve seen this play out before. The Gulf War, the Iraq War—same pattern every time. Initial shrug, then oil spikes, then inflation creeps in, margins get squeezed, and suddenly everyone rediscovers the concept of “second-order effects.” Even smaller shocks like the 2019 Abqaiq–Khurais attack were enough to remind the world how fragile energy supply really is. And now we’re playing games around the Strait of Hormuz—that tiny little artery carrying roughly 20% of global oil. Disrupt that, and it’s not just crude prices. It’s shipping delays, insurance spikes, fertilizer costs, airline margins, food inflation

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 💰💰. I like this allocation. 👊

STOP SCROLLING 🛑 Look who’s been dumping stocks in the last 30 days 👇 📉 Hedge Funds Are Going NUCLEAR March short-to-long ratio: 7.6:1 (most aggressive in a decade) 4th consecutive month of net selling 76% of sales hit index ETFs—Industrials, Financials & Tech getting massacred 💰 Three Legends. One Move: CASH. 👴 Li Ka-shing, 97 Just sold UK power grids held for 16 years (cash cow assets nobody sells) for $14B HKD. Timing is everything. 👴 Buffett, 95 Slashed Apple position by two-thirds. Berkshire now sitting on $373 billion cash—all-time high. He told CNBC: "I wouldn’t buy in this market." ⚠️ Fun fact: BRK cash exceeded holdings only 5 times in history—1969, pre-1987 crash, 1999 dot-com peak, pre-2008, and NOW. 👨 Peter Thiel, 58 The guy who built PayPal & funded Facebook at birth.

STOP SCROLLING 🛑 Look who’s been dumping stocks in the last 30 days 👇 📉 Hedge Funds Are Going NUCLEAR March short-to-long ratio: 7.6:1 (most aggressive in a decade) 4th consecutive month of net selling 76% of sales hit index ETFs—Industrials, Financials & Tech getting massacred 💰 Three Legends. One Move: CASH. 👴 Li Ka-shing, 97 Just sold UK power grids held for 16 years (cash cow assets nobody sells) for $14B HKD. Timing is everything. 👴 Buffett, 95 Slashed Apple position by two-thirds. Berkshire now sitting on $373 billion cash—all-time high. He told CNBC: "I wouldn’t buy in this market." ⚠️ Fun fact: BRK cash exceeded holdings only 5 times in history—1969, pre-1987 crash, 1999 dot-com peak, pre-2008, and NOW. 👨 Peter Thiel, 58 The guy who built PayPal & funded Facebook at birth.

Buffett’s $380B Warning: Why the Oracle is Skipping the "Dip" The recent 6–10% pullback in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq had retail traders screaming bloody murder—or rushing to blindly "buy the dip." But when asked about the market's turbulence, Warren Buffett brushed it off with three brutal words: "This is nothing." With Berkshire Hathaway sitting on a record-shattering $380B+ cash pile in 2026, the message is clear. The Oracle isn’t bottom-fishing for a quick bounce; he’s waiting for real blood in the streets. So, what does a "big decline" actually look like to smart money, and what does it mean for your portfolio? 1️⃣ Perspective from a $380B Cash Fortress Retail traders often panic over a 5% red week, but Buffett's historical frame of reference is entirely different. He reminded the mar

NFP was a dud. Monday still could give us the 200-DMA rejection — that door isn't closed. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $E-mini S&P 500 - main 2606(ESmain)$ But a quiet day on Monday puts CPI Friday on deck as the catalyst for the next wave down. Corrections don't always fall clean. The largest ones make you wait — building energy for the next move. My projection reflects that. As I wrote yesterday: SPX pulled back to the bullish Daily FVG at 6554–6427 and bounced sharply — as warned. Price is set for a push into the 200-DMA near 6650 to complete the correction. Then the next wave down begins. NFP drops tomorrow with markets closed. Monday re-open could be the catalyst if we pop. If $ES closes below its Dai

When recession is in action and Dow is below 40k mark.

Buffet will only buy in when recession is in action and the Dow dropped below 40k mark

This is essentially about how a long-term capital allocator thinks, not how a trader thinks. The difference is important. --- Q1: What is Buffett’s “big decline”? When Warren Buffett says “big decline”, he is not talking about a normal correction. Historically, Buffett deployed aggressively during: 1973–74 bear market 1987 crash 2000 dot-com crash 2008 Global Financial Crisis 2020 COVID crash These were typically 30%–50% market declines, not 10%. So in practical terms: −10% → correction −20% → bear market −30% → serious bear −40% to −50% → Buffett territory In other words, Buffett is waiting for panic, forced selling, liquidity crisis, not just volatility. --- Q2: If I were Buffett right now, what would I do? Buffett usually does three things: 1. Hold large cash/T-bills 2. Wait for forced

“ This is nothing.” — that line from Buffett says more than any market headline right now. Most investors react to short-term drops, but zooming out, this kind of volatility is routine. The real question isn’t if markets fall — it’s how you respond when they do. Q1: What counts as a “big decline”? Personally, I see -10% as noise. A true opportunity starts closer to -20%, but the real bargains show up when markets fall 25–30% and sentiment turns negative across the board. Q2: What would I do in Buffett’s shoes? Stay patient. Avoid chasing. Build cash reserves and wait for moments when strong companies are mispriced. That’s where conviction matters most. Q3: My positioning right now * Staying invested, not panic selling * Adding slowly on red days * Holding some cash for bigger dips

“ This is nothing.” — that line from Buffett says more than any market headline right now. Most investors react to short-term drops, but zooming out, this kind of volatility is routine. The real question isn’t if markets fall — it’s how you respond when they do. Q1: What counts as a “big decline”?
Personally, I see -10% as noise. A true opportunity starts closer to -20%, but the real bargains show up when markets fall 25–30% and sentiment turns negative across the board. Q2: What would I do in Buffett’s shoes?
Stay patient. Avoid chasing. Build cash reserves and wait for moments when strong companies are mispriced. That’s where conviction matters most. Q3: My positioning right now * Staying invested, not panic selling * Adding slowly on red days * Holding some cash for bigger dips * Priori

When you look at history, markets have gone through far worse — 30%, 40%, even 50% drawdowns — and still recovered. So a small pullback doesn’t change the long-term game. Q1: What is a “big decline”? To me, it’s not just -10%. That’s normal volatility. A real “Buffett-level” opportunity starts around -20% (bear market territory), and becomes compelling at -30% or more — when fear is widespread and quality stocks get dragged down with everything else. Q2: If I were Buffett? I’d stay patient and hold cash, waiting for true dislocations. No rushing. When the market gives you discounts on great businesses, that’s when you deploy aggressively — not during mild dips. Q3: My current positioning * Majority still invested (long-term mindset) * Gradually adding on dips, not all-in * Keeping

Buffett saying “this is nothing” really puts things into perspective. When you look at history, markets have gone through far worse — 30%, 40%, even 50% drawdowns — and still recovered. So a small pullback doesn’t change the long-term game. Q1: What is a “big decline”?
To me, it’s not just -10%. That’s normal volatility. A real “Buffett-level” opportunity starts around -20% (bear market territory), and becomes compelling at -30% or more — when fear is widespread and quality stocks get dragged down with everything else. Q2: If I were Buffett?
I’d stay patient and hold cash, waiting for true dislocations. No rushing. When the market gives you discounts on great businesses, that’s when you deploy aggressively — not during mild dips. Q3: My current positioning * Majority still invested (long-t

AI generated article. Distasteful.

Buffet is interested at 20% correction or more I'am 90% invested I'am a buyer of dip I'am buying Microsoft 

Confirmed waiting for the downfall Cheers.😊

That make senses because with his fund size, and others like GIC or Temasek, if and when they buy or sell, just by entering the market will result in a 5-10% changes. So he is stating the obvious, he only buy if it's cheap, not if it's "fair price "..

He’s already sitting on a pile of gains in OXY. He’s enjoying at the sidelines. Lol

Warren Buffett recently called the current stock market sell-off “nothing “ compared with previous crashes he has navigated. He also noted that markets are now only about 5% to 6% cheaper the recent highs. He has decided to sit tight on Berkshire Hathaway’s $373 billion pile of cash and Treasury bills. In fact, Berkshire Hathaway has just bought another $17 billion in T-bills at auction. He advised that he will only buy “if there is a big decline.” I would like to be as patient as Buffett, waiting for prices low enough to justify long-term investing. With the uncertainties brought by the Iran and apparent inflation, stock market will undoubtedly be beaten going ahead. Thanks @Tiger_comments

Buffett’s $380B Warning: Why the Oracle is Skipping the "Dip" The recent 6–10% pullback in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq had retail traders screaming bloody murder—or rushing to blindly "buy the dip." But when asked about the market's turbulence, Warren Buffett brushed it off with three brutal words: "This is nothing." With Berkshire Hathaway sitting on a record-shattering $380B+ cash pile in 2026, the message is clear. The Oracle isn’t bottom-fishing for a quick bounce; he’s waiting for real blood in the streets. So, what does a "big decline" actually look like to smart money, and what does it mean for your portfolio? 1️⃣ Perspective from a $380B Cash Fortress Retail traders often panic over a 5% red week, but Buffett's historical frame of reference is entirely different. He reminded the mar

Nothing screams “forward-looking markets” like building earnings models in a calm, pre-war fantasy… right before the U.S. decides to take a swing at Iran and set the oil market on fire. We’ve seen this play out before. The Gulf War, the Iraq War—same pattern every time. Initial shrug, then oil spikes, then inflation creeps in, margins get squeezed, and suddenly everyone rediscovers the concept of “second-order effects.” Even smaller shocks like the 2019 Abqaiq–Khurais attack were enough to remind the world how fragile energy supply really is. And now we’re playing games around the Strait of Hormuz—that tiny little artery carrying roughly 20% of global oil. Disrupt that, and it’s not just crude prices. It’s shipping delays, insurance spikes, fertilizer costs, airline margins, food inflation

Now Cash is King, waiting for big fish What's your fish? 

NFP was a dud. Monday still could give us the 200-DMA rejection — that door isn't closed. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $E-mini S&P 500 - main 2606(ESmain)$ But a quiet day on Monday puts CPI Friday on deck as the catalyst for the next wave down. Corrections don't always fall clean. The largest ones make you wait — building energy for the next move. My projection reflects that. As I wrote yesterday: SPX pulled back to the bullish Daily FVG at 6554–6427 and bounced sharply — as warned. Price is set for a push into the 200-DMA near 6650 to complete the correction. Then the next wave down begins. NFP drops tomorrow with markets closed. Monday re-open could be the catalyst if we pop. If $ES closes below its Dai

STOP SCROLLING 🛑 Look who’s been dumping stocks in the last 30 days 👇 📉 Hedge Funds Are Going NUCLEAR March short-to-long ratio: 7.6:1 (most aggressive in a decade) 4th consecutive month of net selling 76% of sales hit index ETFs—Industrials, Financials & Tech getting massacred 💰 Three Legends. One Move: CASH. 👴 Li Ka-shing, 97 Just sold UK power grids held for 16 years (cash cow assets nobody sells) for $14B HKD. Timing is everything. 👴 Buffett, 95 Slashed Apple position by two-thirds. Berkshire now sitting on $373 billion cash—all-time high. He told CNBC: "I wouldn’t buy in this market." ⚠️ Fun fact: BRK cash exceeded holdings only 5 times in history—1969, pre-1987 crash, 1999 dot-com peak, pre-2008, and NOW. 👨 Peter Thiel, 58 The guy who built PayPal & funded Facebook at birth.

STOP SCROLLING 🛑 Look who’s been dumping stocks in the last 30 days 👇 📉 Hedge Funds Are Going NUCLEAR March short-to-long ratio: 7.6:1 (most aggressive in a decade) 4th consecutive month of net selling 76% of sales hit index ETFs—Industrials, Financials & Tech getting massacred 💰 Three Legends. One Move: CASH. 👴 Li Ka-shing, 97 Just sold UK power grids held for 16 years (cash cow assets nobody sells) for $14B HKD. Timing is everything. 👴 Buffett, 95 Slashed Apple position by two-thirds. Berkshire now sitting on $373 billion cash—all-time high. He told CNBC: "I wouldn’t buy in this market." ⚠️ Fun fact: BRK cash exceeded holdings only 5 times in history—1969, pre-1987 crash, 1999 dot-com peak, pre-2008, and NOW. 👨 Peter Thiel, 58 The guy who built PayPal & funded Facebook at birth.

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 💰💰. I like this allocation. 👊

$Strategy(MSTR)$   For those who celebrate, wishing you and all of our loved ones, a Happy Easter Weekend !!! Yes, Warren Buffett is right - this is nothing, a mere "blip", wait it out for Strategy (MSTR). Strategy (MSTR) bounced 6.31% from its recent low after a bullish RSI divergence flashed on the 4-hour chart, even as the company broke a 13-week Bitcoin buying streak that had defined its treasury playbook. The

This is essentially about how a long-term capital allocator thinks, not how a trader thinks. The difference is important. --- Q1: What is Buffett’s “big decline”? When Warren Buffett says “big decline”, he is not talking about a normal correction. Historically, Buffett deployed aggressively during: 1973–74 bear market 1987 crash 2000 dot-com crash 2008 Global Financial Crisis 2020 COVID crash These were typically 30%–50% market declines, not 10%. So in practical terms: −10% → correction −20% → bear market −30% → serious bear −40% to −50% → Buffett territory In other words, Buffett is waiting for panic, forced selling, liquidity crisis, not just volatility. --- Q2: If I were Buffett right now, what would I do? Buffett usually does three things: 1. Hold large cash/T-bills 2. Wait for forced

Buffet will only buy in when recession is in action and the Dow dropped below 40k mark

When recession is in action and Dow is below 40k mark.